It’s always a good thing to take inventory concerning the relationships you’re in. When you are living out your purpose, it’s wise to know who’s good for your journey and who’s not. If or when struggles come, it’s necessary to know who you can trust to be there for you!

Truth is…the title is self explanatory. If you value your purpose, calling, assignments, and position in life..an unhealthy you should never be an option. Healing is our responsibility.

There will be moments in our life that despite having good people around us we can feel all alone. But be encouraged. You’ll soon discover that not only is God there with you, He alone is enough.

One of the most common mistakes we make in life is not defining, establishing, and maintaining healthy boundaries. I don’t believe we understand how crucial they are to one’s success, growth, and advancement. It’s a discussion that’s truly needed. We cover this topic in today’s episode.

One truth about life is that if you desire to be better, you can’t stay comfortable remaining the same. You must be willing to improve self. A step to greater blessings will require an upgrade. Are you ready for that?

One thing that life teaches us it that you will suffer losses. It’s inevitable. So it is imperative that we learn how to not only embrace them, but learn and ultimately bounce back from them. A week ago from today we commemorated Christ Jesus taking the loss on our behalf, but we know it wasn’t the end of the story. He got up. Which lets us know that we too can bounce back from any loss too. Let’s discuss taking L on today.

In this episode we interview a wonderful brother of ours by the name of Kevin Harrison. Kevin is the co-author of a book we wrote together entitled 12 Kings and their Treasure. He’s here to discuss he chapter which is the title of this show. Listen in as he shares his testimony of how he maneuvered through the labels others gave him while accepting the name God has given him. This is a message for all people.

Losing weight is not just a physical necessity for good health. Dropping the emotional weights are just as critical. There is a such thing as emotional obesity. Let’s talk about it.

Often in life, you’re viewed not only by what you do but also who you’re around. The love or hate, like or dislike experienced by others can be tied to who or what you’re connected to. Being guilty by association is a common reality. Let’s talk about it.

There’s a saying that’s very popular: No pain, no gain! We know it to be true. Often, when we experience pain we don’t always agree with that statement. I get it. But what if I tell you that your affliction can be a great friend rather than your worst enemy? Come join in the conversation with us. It’s going to be good.