In this episode, Otnba shares his thoughts on how your actions are a reflection of your passion. He urges us to reflect on where our passions lie, using our actions to confirm or deny the authenticity of what we profess the passions to be.

We often find our feelings hinged on the feelings of the people we love. Their happiness is our happiness, but we also often share their pain and frustrations. In this episode Otnba shares his thoughts on having an independent source of happiness.

In this episode I talk about why you should have a vision, why you should live by your vision, and what that does for you. This transformative episode would do one of two things for you...encourage you to get on the right (beneficial) course for your life, or remind you why the course you are on is the right (beneficial) one. You would see reason for every decision you make and have confidence that those decisions contribute to an ultimate purpose, while also building the right character within you.

This episode was inspired by the teaching "Understanding the Nature and Discipline of Vision PT 1" by Dr Myles Munroe of blessed memory.

Enjoy!

Written by: Oluwatobiloba Ojo, Olukorede Megbope

As we exist in a world with unfettered access to information and content, there is a higher demand to be conscious of the nature and amount of content we consume. Just like when faced with an open bar, we have to respect our body's tolerance to alcohol and most importantly not feel the need to have to have a drink just because it is available for free and in limitless quantity.

Writers: Oluwatobiloba Ojo, Olukorede Megbope

Don’t become your problems. Don’t let them be written all over your face. You’re facing certain problems, but they are not you. When they become you, they've overcome you and they've won. The goal is to overcome your problems. Put on a smile, it looks good on you, and you’re better looking anyway ;)

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Writers: Oluwatobiloba Ojo, Olukorede Megbope

Just like most of the past episodes, this one came from a place of personal introspection. In the anchor bible passage (John 9) the literal blindness of a man who was even healed by Jesus was placed in comparison with the figurative blindness of the Pharisees and religious leaders who were too blind to realize (a little pun intended lol). Owning up to your blindness comes with the necessity to not just be vulnerable but to also make some tough choices in repentance...tough choices that would be your saving grace for the future. I challenge everyone as I am challenging myself to own up to our blindness so that we can be healed and gain sight. If you don't think you are blind in any way, Jesus can help you identify areas in which you are. After all he did say he came for this very reason (John 9:39).

Otnba encourages us to strive to add value in our different spheres of life by being significant and important. He explores two core spheres of life (being our spiritual Life and our social life), and discusses how we could be valuable, dangers of not staying valuable, as well as being aware of the value that others being into our lives.

Writers: Oluwatobiloba Ojo, Olukorede Megbope

Otnba encourages us to maximize the resources available to us by adhering to sound guidance. He uses the example of how a manual (a book of instructions, especially for operating a machine or learning a subject) being a guide, is vital to properly assembling and operating an item/equipment.

Writers: Olukorede Megbope, Oluwatobiloba Ojo.

Otnba paints a scenario that highlights the need for us to exercise wisdom in our acts of goodwill and also the importance of seeking clarity when one finds themselves in confusing (in this case romantic) circumstances.

He offers suggestions on how to seek clarity in the most expedient way as well as how to deal with the reality of your situation...especially if it is a reality that one wouldn't have preferred.

Written by : Oluwatobiloba Ojo, Olukorede Megbope