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On this episode of the big talk, we discussed first impressions and the important role they play in building any kind of relationship. People often assume that just being "ourselves" is often good enough to make a first impression but on this episode we explored how to be the best version of yourself more often than not to help create good first impressions that will not be predicated on lies but rather the best parts of our character. Sometimes we miss out on great opportunities because we don't make a good first impression and we don't get a chance to correct that.
It is time we start figuring out how to make the best of our interactions to create the best first impressions.
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On this episode, we look at how we think about our actions and how our thought processes create the actions that more often than not determine the outcomes of our jobs, relationships and lives in general. We explore the best ways to think through our actions and how best to gauge our thoughts.
A popular scripture says as a man thinks in his heart, so is he. Let's talk about how we think.
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On this episode, with the help of a very special guest, Annabel Giwa-Amu of iambrownie.com, we explored the dynamics of human relationships. Our guest was on hand to offer advice and opinions about the pitfalls, benefits and effects of relationships in life, business and family. We shared tips that cut across all kinds of relationships and interactions and we had a lot of fun doing it.
Heading into the new year, it is important that we try to build better, longer lasting relationships.
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On this episode, we discussed value. We looked at how to measure the true values of the things that make up our lives and we looked at how to properly exert the right resources into the most valuable parts of our lives. The essence of this episode is to help us develop capacity within ourselves so that we can properly position ourselves in a world that does not accurately value individuals.
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