A common denominator for every unfulfilled agenda is an excuse. Excuses, which are reasons or explanations to defend or justify an action (or inaction), aren't necessarily bad things. The morality attributed to an excuse is dependent on the justifiability of the excuse. The justifiability of an excuse is also dependent on the standards(which are particularly subjective) to which the excuse is weighed on.  The question to ponder on is are the excuses we give ourselves valid for you. Yes they may be understandable, but are they reason enough according to the standards you've placed on yourself.

"It's okay to not be okay."

In the bid to being more conscious of our mental health, we encourage ourselves to acknowledge and feel our feelings. We recognize that realistically, we wouldn't always be happy, comfortable, or undaunted, and suppressed or neglected feelings could lead to more serious issues. One could also say that owning your feelings is an important first step to resolving the cause of the feelings.

We have tremendous influence on how we go through our trying journeys. We aren't created to just experience and be subject to the happenings in our lives. Even when we've done all that's within our power to do we still have one last influence...our attitude...our spirit.

"It is okay to be okay" 

Forget School?!  

Otunba talks about maximizing the opportunity to process your thoughts to elevate the quality of how we express them with our words. Some situations might not even need words at all. Some thoughts could just be that...thoughts.

Otnba reacts to a Dr. Phil clip of a young man who clearly needs some help lol. He talks about the dangers of the prevalent age of social media that we are in and emphasizes the importance of having a core that grounds us and helps us navigate the world as we know it.

We all could do better...maybe some more the others lol...but we all could do better.

Korede winds down after quite a day and talks about Burna Boy's new album "Love, Damini".

Korede expresses some of his views on finding love.

Korede professes his love for his sister and talks about procrastination.

Korede talks about where he's been and what he's been up to. He shares on an experience he had after losing a loved one and the lessons that he learned through the journey.