Life, Business & Money Series

This episode relates life journey to common journey of a traveller and picked insights from it. In this episode, Motunrayo shared the story of an experience she had with an old traveller who journeyed from Ibadan city to the city of Abuja to visit her daughter and all the journey turned out. Enjoy!

If we can have our ways, we all desire perfection but the truth remains that perfection doesn't exist. Trying to be perfect only brings shame, fear of failure, regrets, unfulfillment, anxiety, depression, troubled relationships, low self esteem and many more unthinkable things. In this episode, Motunrayo Gbadebo (Asake) explains what perfection means and how it can affect our lives and rob us off our joy. Using God as an example, Motunrayo shares how it is okay to start and keep working towards perfection on the way.

In this episode, Motunrayo Gbadebo shared some very key things she picked as lessons from the recent fundraiser Davido had that she finds really helpful for her own life. To her, it wasn't only something to be excited about but what you should learn from. She took her time to break these lessons down in a really interesting way and made recommendation on how we can apply them to our lives, businesses and money pursuit. This episode is the real deal especially for youths today.

A lot of times, we fight the wrong kind of enemy. We fight so many things in our lives that are not even the problem. We fail to face the real problem and fix it to change the results we have. This is an unending fight and this is one of the reasons there are so many frustrated people in the world today. In this episode, Motunrayo Gbadebo speaks about this using a true life situation of fighting the man in the mirror as an example. She also made some recommendations about how we can go about knowing who the true enemy is and channel our will to fight to the true enemies.

Information is a vital tool to acquiring the knowledge we need to grow and better our lives. Without it, stagnancy is inevitable. As good as information is, if we are not careful to sieve it, we may end up having what is called information constipation. Too much information is not good as it can become counterproductive to our growth and even make us worse off than people without information. Our generation is blessed with a lot of information flying about, there is hardly any subject matter you want to learn about that a content hasn't been created for. We have access to blog posts, social media, google etc. but we also need to be careful of what we believe or what we allow to curate our belief system. This is the reason we need a SIEVE. In this episode, Motunrayo Gbadebo explained how we can sieve information. Happy listening!

Welching is the failure to fulfill an obligation especially when it has to do with money. It's a failure to repay a small loan. On this episode, Motunrayo Gbadebo shared a life experience she once had with a Welch and how she felt with that. She also shares how it is a bad money habit and how it can affect one's personal growth and journey to wealth. If you have to have a good relationship with money, you should work on doing away with bad money habits that affect your relationship with money

In this episode, Motunrayo spoke at length about how we let things that we lack define the opportunities we can access and the length we can go in spreading our wings. She explained that we already have all we need to achieve your dreams inside of us but we always feel like it's not enough because our heart suffers from scarcity mentality and we are only obsessed with the things we do not have rather than being grateful for the ones we already have and running with them already. Listen, share the link and send a comment to her on whatsapp on +2348162001785 or [email protected] via email

We all have dreams about tomorrow and the future but something very common for every true visionary is that the journey to achieving the dreams is not without problems. There are always ups and downs on the journey to purpose. Most times, everything don't play out the way we have imagined it in our hearts and it's okay. In this episode, Motunrayo Gbadebo took us through the story of a one-time visionary, a Bible character, whose journey didn't look like it was leading him towards the dreams he had. There are a few lessons to draw from him, how his journey was so rough and how he was able to fulfill his dreams. This particular episode is highly recommended to anyone who has dreams and who feel that every occurrence in their lives today doesn't look like what he has seen. The message is; Hang on! Dreams do come true. Kindly share to everyone who needs this, don't hoard it. You can reach out to me on +2348162001785 for comments and consultations

A lot of us have kept so much thrash in our minds, it has built up over the years into baggages that have slowed down our journey to fulfilment. We do not have meaningful an measurable progress because of this. In this episode, I spoke about some of these things that we should clean off, format and I recommended a way of having a heart care routine. It is something I have practicalised in my own life that has helped me a lot. I believe you will find this episode interesting and helpful. Please listen to the end and share with your friends

Have you ever imagined a world where everyone does things for the meaningful reasons that go beyond be self-centered or self-seeking? In this episode, Motunrayo discussed how to find the good reasons that make you do what you do and how doing things for meaningful reasons will align you to your purpose.