The natural human mind has strong survival and self-preservation tendencies. That means, whenever it senses the slightest form of danger, your mind will exaggerate its impact on your life in order to get you to run away from it. 

But have you noticed that the greatest breakthroughs in your life came in the midst of the greatest challenges you've ever faced? If you have a habit of exaggerating every incident of failure of adversity in life to the point of paralysis, you will miss out on the miracles waiting for you on the other side of those challenges.

In this episode, I teach why you must guard your mind against a "Woe is me" response to adversity, and how you can begin to retrain your mind to always see the light at the end of the tunnel. 

In a world where we often seek validation and acceptance from others, it's easy to forget the immense love that God has for us.

But here's the beautiful truth: His love knows no bounds, no conditions, and no limitations, and there's a certain kind of healing and freedom that comes from knowing you are cherished beyond measure, regardless of your past, flaws, or failures.

In this episode, I explore the profound truth that you are unconditionally loved by the Creator of the universe, and how the transformative power of this love can shape your identity, boost your self-worth, and empower you to live a purposeful life.

This episode is a gentle reminder that you are enough and deeply loved by the One who knows you intimately.

Relationships play a significant role in shaping our lives, but it's not always easy to recognize which ones are healthy and which ones are toxic.

In this episode, we'll explore how to define and assess the relationships and associations in your life, and how doing so can help you create a drama-free and fulfilling life.

Whether you're struggling with difficult relationships or looking to improve your overall wellbeing, this episode is for you. So, let's dive in!

How do the richest men in the world spend their time?

Even when someone's action clearly deserves judgment, let your response always be guided by love and a genuine desire for their restoration.

Do you often find yourself struggling to maintain consistency and follow-through when it comes to developing new habits and behaviours?

Whether you're looking to start a new exercise routine, develop a daily prayer practice, or achieve a career goal, breaking the stop-start cycle is essential for success.

In this episode, I share seven reasons why we stop-start, as well as practical strategies to break the cycle and cultivate greater consistency and perseverance.

This is Olawunmi Brigue, Founder, SuperAbundant Woman (SAW): The premier spiritual and personal growth hub for women who want it all - the thriving career, the loving home & the life of tremendous impact. Apply for your seat at: https://superabundantlifetribe.com/apply

One of the most important reasons I have a very healthy relationship with time is my commitment to building systems into practically every area of my life.

Put feedback - no matter how geniune - into the right context.

Do you feel like something is missing, despite all your achievements? ‭‭Like, you find yourself working hard in pursuit of the next success metric, only to find, when you achieve it, that it doesn't bring you the fulfilment you were hoping for? 

In this episode I explore the paradox of success; how success and achievements in themselves cannot be your goal; and what it really takes to find fulfilment beyond your successes. 

Whether you're a high achiever or simply looking for more meaning in your life, this episode will inspire you to look beyond the limitations of success and start your journey towards a life of significance.

This is Olawunmi Brigue, Founder, SuperAbundant Woman (SAW): The premier spiritual and personal growth hub for women who want it all - the thriving career, the loving home & the life of tremendous impact. Apply for your seat at: https://superabundantlifetribe.com/apply

Your productivity is like a bell curve. Meaning, doing more and more will at some point become counterproductive.