The Ezekiel Project

I understand that life can be overwhelming at times, and I've experienced my share of challenges. But I'm back, and in this episode, I want to discuss the importance of being present in your family's life. 

As always, I value your feedback and insights. If you want to reach out, you can find me on Facebook @kimoulloa or email me at [email protected]. Your thoughts are important to me.

First the title was suppose to be Grit but the minimum letters was five so i added a "S". But I'm back and no i didn't lose interest i was trying to get my daughter to collage, but we will get to all that in this episode, We will take about Grit and how we need it to reach our end goals. So again drop a review or commit e-mail me at [email protected] find me on Facebook @kimoulloa, 

What do you mean I'm disqualified? Don't count a homie out! This week, we're talking about the habit men have of disqualifying themselves from their world and the people they love. We sit in our feelings and count ourselves out, causing us to stall out and fall into a hopeless pit. But no morez! It's time to realize we are more than worthy. So, let's spend an hour or so and figure this out.

If you want to reach me, you can find me on Facebook at @kimoulloa or email me at [email protected].

Hey Foo isn't time to let go of past pains well it's not going to happen if you don't learn to forget. I know... you should forgive but never forget. What if I'm telling you that's a wrong? In this episode we get in to how not forgetting leads to a life of bitterness and pain. 

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This episode, dedicated to Men's Mental Health Day, is a reminder for us to check in with each other. If you're feeling the weight of your burdens, remember, you're not alone. Sharing our experiences can be a powerful tool in our journey towards healing. So, if you need it, find someone to talk to. Also, I may get a bit preachy, but you know what? No apologies for that. I believe in speaking God's truth. We'll also delve into the stories of burdens from scripture. 

Once again, I invite you to share your thoughts, comments, or even your own personal testimonies. This is a safe space for discussion and support. You can reach me on Facebook at kimoulloa or email me at [email protected].

And in case your wonder where in scripture I got the stories I used in the episode, here you go:

1 Kings 18

Jeremiah 12:5

In this episode, we discuss the struggle of not doing well. I had to take a pause, sit in the car, and deal with the pressure piling on me. The weight was too much, so I decided to share with you, the audience. I hope you're ready for this one.

If you want to share, commit, or vent, you can reach me at [email protected] or find me at kimoulloa on Facebook.

What's up, Familia? Today, we talk about the loss of confidence when it comes to dating and how many men feel lost in the dating scene when it comes to what they should do and what they are allowed to do. It's not that confusing, guys; you just have to have the huevos to do the right thing. 

If you want to contact me, leave a comment, or vent, email me at [email protected] or reach out to me on Facebook under the user name kimoulloa.

In this episode, we will be discussing the importance of not limiting ourselves. Many young men today are hesitant to step outside of their comfort zones and explore different options in life. As men, we must not be afraid and continue to push our boundaries to achieve new successes for ourselves and our families. If you would like to reach out to me, please feel free to leave a comment or share your thoughts. You can contact me at [email protected]

Today, we discussed how important it is to allow ourselves as men to fall short from time to time and that it's okay to lean on others when the load is too much.

If you want to reach me I can be found on Facebook at kimo ulloa or kimoulloa@aol,com. leave a comment or stories you might want to share.

Today, we talk about hard work and the benefits that come from it—in other words, the grind. We touch on who this generation doesn't want to work, and when they do, it's just the minimum. 

If you would like to reach me, leave a comment or share. I can also be reached on Facebook under my name, Kimo Ulloa, or by email at [email protected]. That's right, there is no school as good as old school.