Many people today are living a lesser life- a life that God did not plan for them to live. This can be as a result of laziness, ignorance or the works of wickedness. The enemy has always been trying to hijack our future to keep us from becoming who God has ordained us to be. If we are ever going to live the life God has ordained for us we will have to protect our MINDS at all cost. A practical way to do so is declare the word of God over yourself each day. The word of God is the sword of the Spirit, a very important part of the whole armour of God. This week we looked at the importance of declaring the word of God over ourselves as well as protecting our spiritual gates that the enemy would want to enter through. Therefore we will have to pay closer attention to the THOUGHTS that circulate through our mind. We will not allow the voice of the enemy to live rent-free in our minds because our thoughts become actions and our actions determine our destiny. As you tune in and listen, I hope this episode will be a blessing to you. Feel free to share and get someone in on this podcast too. Until next time, this is the Polymath Podcast with Ms Neisha. I'll see you on the other side.

In the process of answering the call to greatness, we will need a strong and godly support system. We all need people who are honest, loyal and as driven as we are. We need people around us who are committed and can hold us accountable. But did you know that there is a difference between those who offer constructive criticism and those whose assignment is to kill your dreams? In this week's episode we looked at the difference between the two and the importance of identifying one from the other. Join in and listen to this fruitful discussion taken from the manuscript "Preserving Greatness, Stewarding Purpose: A Daily Propulsion Towards Intentional Living." This book is available on Amazon and other digital platforms. Gift yourself to a copy while you listen. Feel free to follow, comment and share this podcast with family and friends. Until next time, this is the Polymath Podcast with Ms Neisha. See you on the other side.

"Preservation prolongs longevity. It creates a hedge of protection around our gifts, talents and skills so that contaminants from our environment don't deteriorate, spoil or reduce their shelf life." What God has given to you are not just random thoughts and ideas. They are valuable gifts and talents that should be preserved from environmental contaminants such as friends, families, bosses and spouses. It is only when we preserve that which we are given, that we will be able to steward it well.

In this week's episode our reference text is from the book 'Preserving Greatness, Stewarding Purpose: A Daily Propulsion Towards Intentional Living' by yours truly. Though I am the writer of this book, the wealth of its content baffles me every time. I would really love for every listener to get a copy of this life changing book equipped with tools to help you preserve greatness and steward purpose well. God is depending on you to use what He has given to you to the fullest. If this week's episode has blessed you, feel free to leave a comment, and share the podcast with someone else to bless them as well. Until next time, this is the Polymath Podcast with Ms Neisha. See you in the other side, ba-bye❤️

We live in a world where the struggles of life can easily cause us to give up or focus on what others are doing while ignoring what God has placed in our hands for us to steward. In this week's episode, we looked at the topic "What is in your hands?" A very reflective moment for listeners to zoom in on themselves and identify that which is in their hands. God can only use what is in our hands, not what is in someone else's hand. You may be going through a financial crisis like the widow in 2 Kings 4 or you may be timid like the servant who received the 1 talent in Matt 25. You may even find yourself crying out to God as the people you're leading are crying out to you as seen in Exodus 4, 14. Wherever you find yourself on the spectrum, know that what you are looking to God for is already in your hands you only need to identify it. Take some time today to do some Introspection. Pray and ask the Lord to show you the gifts, talents, or skills He has placed in your hands. I believe as you do so, the Lord will show you and you will be able to take the leap of faith to use that which is in your hands to bring glory to His name. This is the Polymath Podcast with Ms Neisha. Be blessed!

What are the gifts, talents and skills that God has entrusted you with? Have you been able to identify them? If so, how have you been managing them to bring God glory? How have you been managing your time? Have you been using your time to fulfill the needs of your boss, family or friends while ignoring the gifts and talents that God has given to you?

Do a self evaluation.

Leave a comment to let us know how you have been stewarding your gifts!

Reference text: "Preserving Greatness, Stewarding Purpose: A Daily Propulsion Towards Intentional Living." This book is available on Amazon in Kindle and paperback. Please be sure to grab a copy at your convenience.

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Hi and welcome to the Polymath Podcast with Ms Neisha! I am so happy to share this journey with you. I am Neisha Sibley, a child of God, a Music Minister, Teacher and Personal Math Tutor, a Radio Commercial Voice-over Artist, Author x7, a Baker and an Entrepreneur. As a polymath, it is important that the notion of 'being too much' is obliterated, and the truth that "we are all God has called us to be" is established. Stewardship is at the core of what I do, as I believe that we will all have to give an account to God someday for the gifts He has blessed us with. This podcast is guided by Jeremiah 1:5 which serves to remind all listeners, viewers, followers and subscribers that God knew you way before you were born, and while you were in the womb He had already sanctified and set you apart for His good purpose.