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how do we measure greatness?

how can we all strive to achieve greatness, regardless of what we do?

Let people have their moments. This applies to both sides of the story.

AJ should've let Usyk have his as the deserved victor. But we, as viewers, should've shown grace before bashing a man that's clearly worked his backside off to get in the ring with an immensely skilled fighter for a second time after being schooled the first. Let him be emotional because we all know, some of us may have reacted and behaved the same way. We're all human, is what I'm saying.

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Stay blessed.

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Food food food. and recovery (for all you top athletes tuning in).

This is all relative but nonetheless our interesting and somewhat relatable takes on...

• eating out vs cooking
• snacking during the day
• recipes good after training days
• when cooking becomes fun

+ more :)

University students and athletes, let us know your experiences over the past year or 2 with food and "trying your best" to be disciplined with your money as well as your gut!

Until next week, God bless you all and enjoy the weekend.

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Part 2 with the legend that is Greg Poleon. Enjoy.

What's good lovely people. Consistency is key. And we're not slacking anytime soon. Another amazing guest today guys, and it's always a blessing to do these interviews.

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Greg Poleon. Brooklyn born and raised. Came to light up the UK basketball scene. Mission accomplished thus far, with the NBL Player of the Year 20/21 to his name. Still got loads more to give at 24 years of age.

It was a pleasure talking to him and picking his brain a little bit on life in the US vs UK, his basketball journey from a kid until now, the culture in NYC, societal issues in the US and more.

Share this with your friends and anyone who may want to hear this one. We going global you heard!! Visions is going global! (say amen).

God bless guys, and enjoy your weekend.

What's your take on cancel culture?

Think it's doing what it's supposed to? OR do you reckon it's got a bit out of hand and is preventing people from learning and edifying themselves?