In this episode, I dive into “The Power of Effort and the Small Steps for Progress,” reflecting on how consistent, tiny actions—not grand gestures—build momentum and real change. I share personal stories and practical insights on staying motivated, embracing patience, and celebrating even the smallest wins as we push forward. Tune in for an encouraging reminder: progress happens one step at a time. 

In Bachelor Tales; The Paradox of Love Throughout Generations, Geoffrey Ndege explores the evolving perceptions of love and relationships across different generations. He humorously categorizes bachelors into types—those disillusioned by past relationships, commitment-phobes, and those temporarily single by circumstance. Ndege observes that younger generations, like Gen Z and Gen Alpha, often prioritize autonomy over traditional commitments, while older generations value defined roles and deep, albeit less overt, connections. The article delves into how societal changes influence personal choices in love and marriage.

 In The Man is Dead, Geoffrey Ndege reflects on the concept of death, drawing inspiration from Wole Soyinka's novel The Man Died. He explores how some individuals, though physically alive, are spiritually or emotionally dead due to unfulfilled lives, lack of forgiveness, or unutilized potential. Ndege emphasises that true living involves embracing each day, sharing kindness, and cultivating a forgiving heart. He concludes that with the right attitude and actions, one can 'resurrect' and lead a meaningful life. 

 In Confessions of a Hopelessly Addicted Bookworm, Walker, and Cyclist, Geoffrey Ndege humorously embraces his lifelong addictions to books, long walks, and cycling - habits that, rather than ruin him, have enriched his life with wisdom, peace, and joy. 

He invites others to find similar wholesome passions and live more content, drama-free lives. Enjoy listening