In this episode, we tackle a thought-provoking question: Is marriage truly the ultimate benchmark for success? For many, tying the knot is seen as a key milestone in life, but is it fair or even accurate to measure success by marital status?

Join us as we explore:

The societal pressures and cultural norms that equate marriage with success.

Diverse perspectives on what constitutes a successful life.

Personal stories from those who have felt the weight of these expectations.

Expert insights on finding fulfillment and defining success on your own terms.

Whether you’re single, married, or somewhere in between, this episode will offer valuable insights and challenge you to think differently about success.

It is often assumed that victims of abuse are women and men the perpetrators. When men are victims, it is sometimes seen a a badge of honour or achieving some kind of benchmark amongst peers when indeed, they are victims of acts which later on in life show manifestations.

Burdened by black tax, people often face significant financial constraints.

THE BLACK TAX is a reality for some. While you try to grow and increase wealth, there is a constant pull down from your community and cultural attachments of what is referred to as "black tax".

This episode talks about the constant financial pressure from family and love ones mostly associated but not always with black people.

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