There’s a reason for every battle and a battle for every season. Each battle prepares us for the next level in our lives. Trust God and lean not to your own understanding. The battle is not yours.

It’s difficult to turn our minds off even when we try to. At times, the cares of this world and the situations in our personal lives can consume us. Learning ways to deal with this can not only ease our minds, but it can save our lives in the long run.

Many times we place everything in our lives above our health. We place our jobs, our financial situations, and even our fears above our health. Let’s take better care of ourselves and show love to the person in the mirror. Without that person we wouldn’t be here.

Many times seeing is believing when it comes to motivating people to do something. Sharing life experiences not only allows the individual to share their testimony and how they triumph through adversity. It gives the listeners hope to make it through their own personal battles.

Marlon and Aisha dive into a conversation about being resilient, receiving constructive criticism, being a better version of yourself, knowing your importance as well as your value in this world, and recognizing true friendships.

We never know when the time will come when we will be called to lead, step up to the plate to fill in for someone, or show our skills. Never stop learning and working on your craft.

The path to reach our goal or goals is never a straight shot. We always have to face some form of adversity on the way up. How do we make it past these barriers that we know as distractions?

Everything that we face in our personal journeys are not in vain. Everything happens for a purpose and a reason. In the end, we either get stronger or wiser. It’s up to us how we use this to our advantage.

Everything that we face on our personal journeys are not in vain. Sometimes the delays, disappointments, and failures are preparing us to be stronger, because our callings are larger than we could imagine.

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This episode is a follow up to the first episode of Dealing with Anger. It includes more examples from personal experiences as well as the experiences of those close to me.