Love does not make the world go round, Love is what makes the ride worthwhile.

It is very heartbreaking how much value we place in lives that are not exactly related to us. Our nonchalant attitude towards people of different blood is very appalling. Has it gotten to the point where we believe it is okay for women to be killed because of the financial status of the men they choose to date?

This episode is dedicated to all those who have lost faith in themselves, to those suffering mentally, to those facing depression, to those struggling with one issue or the other, I sincerely pray that the good God gives you reason to continue LIVING.

What is it about our culture that says “it is sissy for men to cry or they need to cry privately?” life is hard enough as it is, but to tell men to shutdown, that crying is for sissies, or to be vulnerable is unacceptable does not make for a happy life. Who came up with this belief that real men don’t cry? I fully endorse the right to feel and that includes crying!

If you're to pick between money and love which would you pick and why? Do not forget that they both go hand in hand. A love that lacks money MIGHT not stand the test of time neither would a relationship based on money but lacking love last. They say love is the best feeling in the world and that those who are lucky enough to experience it are the happiest people in the world...

People will always talk; it is your ability as a person to not listen to them that makes you a better person. Take your time in achieving your goals, set plans and do not be pressurised by peers. Our Yoruba brothers say "Life na jeje..." American author M. Scott once said "Until you value yourself, you won't value your time, until you value your time; you will not do anything with it .."

This is the introductory part of my podcast!