The Speaker's Secrets

It’s a celebration!!! It’s the 200th episode of The Speaker’s Secrets, and if you’re reading this, Edrico only has one message for you. Thank you!!!

This isn’t a call to be complacent. It’s a call to practice the feeling of gratitude, so that it’s natural once your goals truly start manifesting. Tune in to learn more.

We are more connected than we have ever been. Phones, social media, email, work, family, friends — there is always an opportunity to connect somewhere. The important question then becomes… “How are we disconnecting?”

If you had the the opportunity to redo your last moments with a loved one, a friend, a school teacher, a pet — what would you do? What would you change? The way life is set up, any of the experiences you are having with others might just be your last. Tune in to discover a strategy that will allow you to make most of all of your moments - for the rest of your life.

Sometimes, we just need to pause and SIMPLIFY our lives so we can move forward. An easy way to do this is to identify just 3 simple words. Tune in to this episode and you’ll understand how a simple 3 words can change the trajectory of your life.

As humans, many times we think about the “what” or “how” first instead of really taking a step back and clarifying our “why”. Understanding our why before everything can provide a lot of clarity — and save us from unwanted outcomes.

Let’s face it: we tie our productivity to our worth. In society, if you’re not DOING, you can be viewed as lazy, unfocused, and undeserving. But what if productivity didn’t have to be the measure of a successful day or even a successful life? This episode invites us to reimagine our relationship with productivity and calls us to reassess how we value ourselves.

Sometimes, we find that the message becomes even more relevant with time.

“You can’t change the past.” We’ve heard this all our lives, but is it true? Is the past set in stone, never to be altered or edited? The answer may surprise you. This episode holds the insight.

It’s a timely reminder.