In this episode, I talk about three things that have allowed me to make progress in 2025. If you stay to the end, the fourth one is a honorable mention yet encompasses the three things that I mentioned in this episode. Thank you so much have an amazing day.

I truly believe that making good decisions is a part of all of our lives. And the older I get, I realize the better decisions that I make, the better than my life gets. So I challenge you to be and do more. As you are controlling all that you can control. And leave the rest to God.

Hard times build patience, character and discipline.

Welcome to another episode! Today we are going to talk about money.

The reason why this is so important is because I truly believe people are able to make better decisions when they have proper understanding over their finances.

Money is not everything. However, I think by now we all realize how much time we spend striving to earn money. Which is why, it is something that I think is so important.

If you have any questions, please feel free to let me know !

In Episode 223, Randy Mbouge dives into what it truly takes to push through life’s toughest moments and come out stronger on the other side. He shares the mindset shifts and daily habits that helped him weather challenges in both business and life, reminding listeners that hard times aren’t meant to break you—they’re meant to build you. Randy emphasizes that adversity is a teacher, and those who choose to face it head-on often discover their real strength, discipline, and clarity in the process.

This episode is a powerful reminder that everyone experiences storms, but what matters most is how you respond. Randy talks about how pain can be a form of preparation, and resilience isn’t built when things are easy—it’s forged when you refuse to quit. If you’re going through a rough patch, this episode gives you the fuel and perspective to keep moving forward, one determined step at a time.

In Episode 222, Randy Mbouge opens up about one of the hardest yet most powerful lessons in personal growth—learning to give tough seasons the time they need to unfold. He talks about how every challenging moment, setback, or period of uncertainty is often a setup for something greater. Randy reminds listeners that rushing through pain or forcing outcomes too soon can rob you of the strength, perspective, and wisdom that only time and perseverance can bring.

This episode dives deep into patience, resilience, and trusting the process even when life doesn’t make sense. Randy shares insights on how to shift your focus from frustration to faith, and from doubt to discipline. Sometimes the greatest growth happens in silence and stillness—and those who endure, evolve.

In Episode 221, Randy Mbouge dives into the importance of sharpening your skills and evolving your craft—no matter what stage of life or business you’re in. He discusses how growth doesn’t come from doing more of the same but from intentionally developing the abilities that make you more valuable in your field and to yourself. Randy breaks down practical ways to identify your strengths, close your knowledge gaps, and commit to consistent learning that compounds over time.

This episode is about embracing the student mindset—staying curious, humble, and hungry to improve. Randy reminds listeners that skill mastery is what separates average effort from extraordinary results. Whether it’s in real estate, entrepreneurship, or personal development, your future is shaped by the skills you’re building today. Tune in and start leveling up with purpose

In Episode 220, Randy Mbouge breaks down one of the hardest parts of growth—staying patient when it feels like nothing is happening. He talks about the silent seasons of building, when the effort is high but the visible progress is low, and how those moments test your faith, focus, and discipline. Randy shares personal insights and practical strategies for staying grounded in your process, trusting the timeline, and continuing to show up even when it feels like the payoff is far away.

This episode is a reminder that real progress doesn’t always show itself right away—but it’s happening beneath the surface. Randy encourages listeners to shift from instant gratification to long-term vision, understanding that patience isn’t passive—it’s a form of strength. The ones who win in the long run are the ones who keep going when results are still loading.

In Episode 219, Randy Mbouge dives into the power of personal growth that happens behind the scenes—the kind that no one applauds, posts about, or validates. He shares how the real transformation begins when you hold yourself accountable, even when there’s no audience, and why mastering the quiet seasons is what separates those who grow from those who plateau. Randy breaks down the mindset shift needed to stay disciplined when recognition is nowhere in sight and how that internal work builds confidence, strength, and long-term results.

This episode challenges listeners to stop waiting for approval and start showing up for themselves. Randy reminds you that every unseen effort, every small improvement, and every private victory adds up over time. Leveling up isn’t about proving others wrong—it’s about proving to yourself that you can become the person you’re meant to be, even when no one’s watching.

In Episode 218, Randy Mbouge opens up about how consistency has been the single most important driver in his journey—both personally and professionally. He shares real examples of how showing up every day, even when the results weren’t immediate, created habits and momentum that eventually paid off in big ways. Randy explains why consistency beats talent, motivation, and even resources, because it compounds over time into unstoppable growth.

This episode is a reminder that the little things you do daily matter more than the big moves you make occasionally. Randy encourages listeners to commit to small, steady actions that align with their goals, because those consistent steps will eventually move mountains. Whether in wealth-building, fitness, relationships, or mindset, consistency is the bridge that turns intention into transformation.