Life is a journey fraught with twists and turns, ups and downs. These challenges are enormous and never-ending. To navigate through these challenges, one must have a clear direction, take proactive steps, and trust in a higher power. In this inspiring and thought-provoking exploration, we will delve into the complexities of navigating life's challenges, and uncover the timeless wisdom, practical strategies, and real-life examples that will empower you to face your fears, overcome obstacles, and emerge stronger, wiser, and more radiant than ever before.

The responsibility and accountability of leadership that come with leadership roles can add pressure and complexity to the job resulting in loneliness, being misunderstood, being criticized and creating a feeling of abandonment in leaders. These four challenges were addressed in this episode with very practical solutions.

Oladimji Olutimehin demystifies the concept of management and business leadership by drawing a contrast between Truly Human Leadership and management strategies for business growth.

The Truly human leadership is a concept that should be adopted by organizations if truly want to inspire their staff to maximize their potentials in the workplace. Our guest tonight Oladimeji Olutimehin a Truly human concept expert said "You measure success not by how much your organization make, but the purpose you fulfill". And to the employee he said "your salary is a seed to invest in your values". Enjoy this episode

Dr Innocent shares life transforming steps and nuggets to becoming a great leader.

The mental health of your staff goes a long way in ensuring organisational success. Remember to drop your comments, questions and contributions

Words are very powerful and they go a long way in shaping our future. Positive words come from positive thinking and vice versa. Your thoughts empower your words like a seed that is sown underground before it blossoms.

Education is the bedrock upon which society is transformed. If 80% of elected officials have their children schooling in Nigeria, our educational sector would be better

Competition is a double edged sword; on one hand it builds up businesses and on the other hand, it destroys businesses. In this episode, we discussed the effects of internal competition and the benefits of collaboration. Hope you enjoy this episode. You can send us your feedback via email to [email protected]