In this episode I talk about what most people told me. 
"I hope you didn't change." said one old friend. 
"What did you do to my son?" Said my mother. 
Conclusion: Change is the most feared aspect of life. Yet it's inevitable and unpredictable. For more about this topic keep listening and learn how I deal with it.

In this episode I talk about what most people told me. "I hope you didn't change." said one old friend. "What did you do to my son?" Said my mother. Conclusion: Change is the most feared aspect of life. Yet it's inevitable and unpredictable. For more about this topic keep listening and learn how I deal with it.

In this episode I talk about what most people told me.&nbsp;
"I hope you didn't change." said one old friend.&nbsp;
"What did you do to my son?" Said my mother.&nbsp;
Conclusion: Change is the most feared aspect of life. Yet it's inevitable and unpredictable. For more about this topic keep listening and learn how I deal with it.&nbsp;

Going Back to Rwanda After Ten Years: What I Learned.

Isn't it ironic that majority of us have OR will spend approximately 20% (or more) of our lives in school getting formal education yet, most of us are never truly ready for life after school in the areas of employment and wealth creation. Does it blow your mind just how many people fall off and even lose their lives in pursuit of mainstream "success". Ideologies like these are the reason why this podcast exists. We dissect and reexamine most held ideologies about our culture, beliefs, relationships, wealth, and leadership. We welcome critical thinking, introspection, and love of progress.

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Isn't it ironic that majority of us have OR will spend approximately 20% (or more) of our lives in school getting formal education yet, most of us are never truly ready for life after school in the areas of employment and wealth creation. Does it blow your mind just how many people fall off and even lose their lives in pursuit of mainstream "success". Ideologies like these are the reason why this podcast exists. We dissect and reexamine most held ideologies about our culture, beliefs, relationships, wealth, and leadership. We welcome critical thinking, introspection, and love of progress.

Isn't it ironic that majority of us have OR will spend approximately 20%&nbsp;(or more)&nbsp;of our lives in school getting formal education yet, most of us are never truly ready for life after school in the areas of employment and wealth creation. Does it blow your mind just how many people fall off and even lose their lives in pursuit of mainstream "success". Ideologies like these are the reason why this podcast exists. We dissect and reexamine most held ideologies about our culture, beliefs, relationships, wealth, and leadership. We welcome critical thinking, introspection, and love of progress.

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