JacquieTalks

We've all been there. We've all done that. Show me one person who doesn't have an experience with comparison and I'll show you someone with six eyes. For real though, we've all had an encounter where we either compared ourselves to others or compared one person to another. But why compare though? When Theodore Roosevelt said "Comparison is the thief of joy", he wasn't joking. It has made people to feel inferior or superior to others and neither is healthy. Tune in to today's podcast episode where professional makeup artist, IFEOMA IYIACHA and I discuss on the topic "COMPARISON: THE THIEF OF JOY." Listen, share, and I'll love to hear your feedback in the voice message section.❤💜 Check out The JacquieTalks Podcast on IG and Twitter!!!

We have ambitions and dreams; and we all envision our future and how it'd be from time to time - how the garage will be filled with luxury cars ranging from Lamborghinis to Bentleys, and more than twelve figures in the bank account. Sounds cool, right? But then, are you building castles in the air? Are those dreams and aspirations you have simply a projection of you not cutting your coat according to your size? Or do you believe it's just you dreaming big?😏 Listen to this episode and I'd love to hear your feedback! Say something in the voice message section!😉 Check The JacquieTalks Podcast on IG and Twitter.❤💜

We all have dreams and I’m sure some of us here also have businesses or business ideas. Regardless of whether it’s a dream or business, as humans, we thrive with support from others. This support can come from family or friends and can be financial or moral. Unfortunately, this support isn’t gotten always and this can deter someone in chasing his or her dreams, especially if the person is in one way or another dependent. It can also cause bad blood and resentment. What happens to those who do not support your dream or business? Join me and our guest today, MELODY AMAIZU, as we discuss on today’s topic! Share your experiences in the voice message section or leave a message or comment on IG or Twitter @jacquietalks

I posted this on my IGTV (JacquieTalks) a while ago but I felt the need to publish it here as well.

THIS IS A SPINOFF OF LAST WEEK'S EPISODE so check that out!!! Last week, I was joined by a guest, STANLEY NJOKU, to discuss on the topic "LATE LIFE LESSONS" and it was requested by listeners to make an episode discussing how our experiences and lessons can still shape us and how to make amends where necessary. Following that request, I'm here again with Stanley to give CANDID ADVICE from our experiences. Listen, share and we'd love to hear what you think!😉 Say something in the voice message section. Check out The JacquieTalks Podcast on Twitter and IG!

So it's Friday and I've come again😂 JacquieTalks on LATE LIFE LESSONS. We all have them; those things we wish we had learned sooner. Not learning some things earlier in life cost some of us friendships, relationships, time, business opportunities, and a lot of other valuable things. What late life lessons do you wish you learned sooner? What did learning those lessons late cost you? Listen to myself and today's guest, STANLEY NJOKU, as we discuss about late life lessons and share our experiences. I'd love to hear what you think; share your experiences with me.😉 Check out The JacquieTalks Podcast on IG and Twitter!!!

It's a new series y'all!😄 No one on earth is here without a purpose. Everyone has where they want to be or see themselves in a few years. When the bones are weak and the hairs are grey, what is one thing that you want to be known for having done? More importantly, how do you intend on attaining that level? What are the stops to make and bridges to cross on that journey to your destination? WHAT IS THE MEANS TO YOUR END? Join MezieAfrica and I as we discuss on this.

We often hear "Respect is reciprocal", "Respect is earned and not demanded". But is this actually practiced in our society? Or do you also think the opinions, thoughts, feelings, knowledge, standards, values and beliefs of the younger ones and subordinates are looked down on by the older ones or superiors simply because the former is not as exposed or experienced as the latter? Have you ever been told the words "You must/should respect me!!!" by someone? Say something in the voice message section. Share too!!!😊

In every country, there are stereotypes that people believe whether they are within or outside the country. Nigeria, my country, isn't left out. So here are 8 general stereotypes in Nigeria believed by Nigerians and Non-Nigerians. Saying if they are true or false are MY opinions and I stand to be corrected. Do let me know using the VOICE MESSAGE BUTTON which stereotypes you have experienced as a Nigerian or which stereotypes you have in your own country. Share and I'd love to hear your feedback!!!

Nollywood (Nigerian movie industry) has had us watching movies where one person looked down on or turned down another because of status or didn't help when it was needed. Then the storyline will go on to show how the person who got rejected becomes well-to-do in future and then whoever rejected or looked down on him, comes back apologizing and asking for mercy but doesn't get it. It's all entertainment with a good lesson but do those stories really play out all the time in reality the way movies tell them? Or are you among those who in reality believe someone who didn't do good to or for you will suffer in life and you go about hoping bad things happen to them? Listen, share and I'd love to hear feedback! Let's relate in the voice message section!😊