This episode is a continuation of last weeks episode and we focused on managing expectations.

Based off on first contact, we believe we can build friendship, lasting ones, with certain individuals. We forget to sometimes check their values and purpose if they align with ours. We hardly remember that if these friendship(s) last, these are the folks our kids will refer to as their connections. This episode explains what you should look out for in your ‘Bestie’. It’s never too late to have one, sack one or remodel one.

90% of relationship issues results from lack of communication. Plenty fights, malice, anger can be avoided only if couple sit to talk. Talk to make their relationship better. Not gist, not gossip, not banter, actually talk. In this episode, we broke down what communication is and what it's not. We gave tips that can enhance communication in relationships. After listening to this episode, you will be able to make/show love you significant other without removing your clothes.

Most relationship that end badly could have been salvaged if the two people involved view themselves as a team, working towards a common goal. As much as conflict between two people is inevitable, if rightly channeled can strengthen their relationship. This episode discusses triggers and tips that can turn conflicts to a strong bond. You should listen.

That you gave someone your best and they rubbed it in your face doesn’t mean that narration will be your life story. It doesn’t also mean that person would not find another person who would give him/her their best. Rather than focus on the negative side of Karma, why not focus on the positives it will bring your way if you see the right actions. As supposed wishing whoever hurts you a bad Karma why not bask in the good that you have done, knowing it will come to you bigger and better. Rest in the good you have done. Let it heal your heart cause knowing the earth will revolve and Karma will serve you what you give should reassure you. Want to know more, listen.

As much as I am big on self development, I can only give to you what I have. Hence, I am constantly working and developing myself. My recent development led to the next phase of this podcast, one I would be sharing with you.

Few days to the release of this episode, a popular Nigerian musician sang in his song ‘Grace na koko, Talent na jara’. This means God’s hand is essential in the workings of man.

Most people have focused on the first part of that word, Grace, forgetting that though Talent na jara (an added point), if not properly harness leaves grace nothing to work with.

In this episode, we elaborated on how Talent/Business can be harness for success. Give grace something to work with, properly position your talent/business/career for success.

Hit the play button to set yourself up for success.

We have heard words like CREATE OR DIE, INNOVATE OR DIE, DO OR DIE etc. These words have only reflected the need to make moves or be persistent in one or two areas of life. What then happens to the other areas of life? Areas of life that might not directly put money to your pocket.

Beyond what our financial status is, we owe ourselves the honour to grow. Grow in every area of life.

This need is the reason we commenced the new series GROW OR DIE.

In this episode, we put growth and mindset under the microscope. Listen to hear the result.

If we hope that one day we will wake up to no challenges to get heads on with, maybe what we mean is, we look forward to the day we stop breathing. Challenges/Problems are not exhaustive and cannot be controlled as to when and how it happens. Still, we can adequately prepare for it by building a social capital that is not parasitic. How parasitic, you ask? Listen to this podcast. Eventually, the question isn’t who you know but WHO KNOWS YOU. Don’t live life like it revolves around you alone. Don’t sink when challenges arises because you have shutdown your social interactions. Listen to this podcast and get life hacks on how to invest and build your social capital. Men would come to your rising if you permit it. You should listen to this!

As much as there is no manual for how to perfectly navigate through a relationship, there are basics that are ‘what they are’. One of which includes being vulnerable to your partner. In Nigeria, it would be said that you have ‘MUMU’. This word in relationships have come to be synonymous to dependent, slow, passive and unreasonable. However, the plain truth is that these synonyms and the truth the word as been made to represent are fallacies. In this podcast, we debunked this famous myth. Don’t just listen, subscribe.