This is just a welcome note to 2024. It’s nothing but just vibes and inshallah. You should listen though. Welcome to the PUTONPODCAST

Networking is more than just transactional exchanges; it’s about cultivating relationships based on trust, mutual benefits and genuine interest in other’s success. When you engage in networking with an open heart and a desire to contribute, you create a ripple effect that can lead to incredible opportunities you might have never imagined. This episode holds so much that you’ve been missing and if you want to begin in the journey of networking, this episode is for you.

It’s been a really long time since I last dropped an episode, and I’m really sorry about that. But I’m back now, I’m back with loads of amazing contents you’ll do love. Thank you for staying with me 🥰

Whether it is a large or small event, here are some additional questions to ask yourself:

What lessons did the experience teach me?

Can I find ways to be thankful for what happened to me now even though I was not at the time it happened?

What ability did the experience draw out of me that surprised me?

How am I now more the person I want to be because of it? Have my negative feelings about the experience limited or prevented my ability to feel gratitude in the time since it occurred?

Has the experience removed a personal obstacle that previously prevented me from feeling grateful?

Remember, your goal is not to relive the experience but rather to get a new perspective on it. Simply rehearsing an upsetting event makes us feel worse about it. That is why catharsis has rarely been effective. Emotional venting without accompanying insight does not produce change. No amount of writing about the event will help unless you are able to take a fresh, redemptive perspective on it. This is an advantage that grateful people have—and it is a skill that anyone can learn.

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The only thing we can do to encourage someone to be better isn’t becoming better ourselves. We all want to be the best of who we are but with the so many uncertainties that life throws at us, we sometimes end up judging and condemning ourselves before others do so.

This episode is about BECOMING A BETTER PERSON.

With the steps properly talked about in the episode, following them should be good and a little easy and then you’re in your way to becoming better.

- be grateful for what you have

- Appreciate yourself

- Avoid being angry

- Build more your strength than your weakness

- Be kind to yourself

- Give others a listen

- Have a social interaction

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You will want to first ask yourself one question and it it this: what does positivity mean to you? And the next thing is to ask what actually brings negativity. And then you can go deep into this episode and listen to what it takes to stay positive despite all the negativity around the world.

On this episode, I had a conversation with a sensational female gospel artist called Tbrix. She came on with her manager and we had all shades fun as we discussed indepth about her career thus far. You'd enjoy it.

On this episode, I go to talk with an award winning book writer and he shares his story and journey in the writing business. Emeka Nobis is a father and a husband to one wife. Emeka Nobis is an author of 14 books and this episode shows a whole lot of what he is and he shared too much knowledge.

On this episode, I shared my thoughts on the fact that people cut off friends without asking people. Another thing to note is that you can't receive what you don't have, for you to receive positivity, you need to give out positivity. You can't give what you don't have and receive what you don't give.