The Big Talk

The raping and killing of Uwa, the raping of Jennifer, Tina and Barakat among many simply shed light on the gross injustice that has been visited upon women especially in the African society. It is important that everyone with a means and a platform join in the conversation and figure out a way to rid society of this devastating problem that has been wrecking lives for centuries. There is no excuse for violence, abuse and, rape, murder and degradation of women of any kind. 

These ills are prevalent in our society and I am joined by Busayo Abiodun and Peace Olajide to start a conversation that does not end on the podcast. We need to find a way to solve this problem.

To every woman out there, This one is for you, we are all in the fight together.

[This episode contains sample audio from the song "Quiet" originally performed by MILCK]

On this episode, we discuss productivity with Mark Amaza. Mark is a development expert and member of the strategy team of #NotTooYoungToRun. 

We talked about how to achieve productivity both during the global crisis and after, how to identify distractions that limit productivity and how to work around them. 

Corporate organizations were not left out either as Mark gave some insightful advice into how companies can set and achieve their goals as well as increase their productivity. 

Listen to this episode and if you like it, please share it with your friends.

Change is not always easy to experience or accept and on this episode of #TheBigTalk, I speak with Michelle Ijomah about so many changes that people go through in their lives and how to navigate those changes. We learn from Michelle's real-life experience about the positives and negatives that can arise as a result of changes. 

We learn how to anticipate, stimulate and react to changes in our lives. I hope you are ready for one of the best episodes yet?

On this episode, we switch up!!

#YouveGotThis

So I was privileged to share a live episode of The Big Talk during our online midweek service at RCCG The Lighthouse parish on the 6th of May, 2020.

I spoke about the new realities that we are facing as a result of this crisis. I talked about the struggle for people to find their place and the never-ending desire to return to what was normal. I encouraged people to find their place and focus on moving forward.

I strongly believe that as we approach what will be a new world, you can grow and you can thrive. You've got this.

Join us online at RCCG The Lighthouse Parish every Wednesday for our midweek service from 7 pm to 8 pm here:

https://join.freeconferencecall.com/aaadegboye

Assumptions are a very tricky thing. We almost always believe that our assumptions are facts and act or make judgements based on those assumptions. Most times, we don't have all the facts but our minds trick us into believing that we do. On this episode of The Big Talk, we explored how we make assumptions and the effects of these assumptions on our lives.

Why do we make these assumptions? What informs these decisions? How can we interact with people and brands after making assumptions about them?

Listen, enjoy, leave a comment and share this episode with someone who you think might enjoy it.

The effects of the pandemic can be felt in every corner of the globe. We now live in a constrained society, and that is a result of the pandemic. COVID 19 will not win, we already know that but we all have our parts to play. While the medical practitioners continue to be our first line of defence against the deadly virus, we must continue to act responsibly, make healthy and socially conscious decisions, maintain social distancing and #StaySafe.

On this breaker episode of The Big Talk, I collaborated with some amazing people to provide you with some insight into what is happening and some information on how to help you get through this time.

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Is anything in life random? Or is it easier to decipher the cause and course of action if we can spot the pattern? On this episode of #TheBigTalk, we discuss the sets of actions that generally typify individuals and corporations the almost predictable actions they (and us) take in specific situations. If we study these actions closely, patterns begin to occur. These patterns are the bases upon which character and reputation are formed. Today we explore these patterns, how to spot them, how to change them and how to use them to our benefit.

Listen to the podcast share it with a friend leave a comment and tell me about any pattern you have spotted in your life and how to change it.

On this episode, I got real about the struggle and need for perfection that I (and a lot of other people) have. This need for perfection has been a driving force for many people but it has also been the reason why people are afraid to do so many things in their life. The constant fear, doubt and second-guessing of our abilities have held so many of us back. Today we address what we need to know about perfection, how attainable perfection is and how to take action whether it is perfect or not