In this final episode in the series, we discuss what true goodness is as opposed to Niceness and canvass all the virtues that can turn a Nice Guy into a balanced progressive individual.

In this episode Sir Victory touches on the motivations behind niceness, xraying issues like an addiction to gratitude and the saviour complex.

Sir Victory continues dissecting the Nice Guy syndrome and shows why Nice people have a tendency for poverty and how they can avoid it

Being nice all the time seems beautiful at first, until we realise how much it is holding us back and keeping us from attaining the heights we can attain. In this Episode Sir Victory shares from his own experience struggling with the Nice Guy Syndrome and exposes the motivation behind extreme niceness.

Have you ever dealt with imposter syndrome? Have you ever found yourself in a place where the voice of everyone is louder than the voice within? Have you ever struggled with the unique beckoning within that seems to run counter to your religious orientation and societal upbringing?

The greatest fight you will ever fight is the FIGHT TO BE YOURSELF. In this episode, Sir Victory deals with this topic while sharing my own experience grappling with external voices and living out an inauthentic version of himself.

In this final part of the Q&A session, Sir Victory and Lady discuss on how they have been able to manage their differences, while also answering the long-awaited question on how they have dealt with waiting on God for kids.

In this third part of the Q&A session, we answer the question, “How do you keep your relationship alive and hot?” Plus a lot of other relevant tips on romance and building intentionality in marriage.

In this second part of this Q&A the questions get deeper and more interesting and Sir Victory and Lady Myra answer questions about how they manage tempers in their marriage plus also amazing questions

In this episode, Sir Victory hosts his wive Lady Myra as a special guest as they tackle some interesting and hilarious questions posed by the audience.

Ever been called egotistical? In this episode Sir Victory explains why that may not entirely be a bad thing, as long as you learn to detoxify your ego.