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We conclude the series of midlife and transitions in this episode that is an uncut version ( keeping it as raw as it is) .

Amani Maranga gives his life story as well as touches on portions of wisdom on how to deal with transitions. 

Kevin Kanyottu discusses the mode that he has used and has observed through the 4As that every person handling transitions goes through

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Transitions in life are inevitable. They are the defining moments that fuel our identity, unforeseen incidences, and the opportunities that drive us to change our paths in life. 

Amani Maranga and Kevin Kanyottu look into the situations that define transitions in their lives.  These transitions are defined by new initiatives, bold decisions as well and transitions that happen in the due course of time. Such as growing children; dealing with pre-teens and teenagers, and taking care of aging parents. Others are unforeseen such as loss of life, loss of marriage, loss of jobs, disillusionment 

Listen in as we establish what these transitions are and how they affect our lives.

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This episode concludes the series on mid-life crisis.  We cover the physical, emotional as well and social changes that we go through in the mid-life season.  The awareness of what is happening in our lives gives us a better idea of understanding what issues we could be facing that lead to the so-called 'crisis' in the ages of 35-55 years. 

We hear from Zeph Ananda on how he is dealing with mid-life as well as Kevin Kanyottu who helps recap this series by disclosing the events and cycles that we get ourselves into in the mid-life season. 

Join us as we unlock the mid-life phase of our lives. 

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We continue with the conversation on Mid-life and the second episode in this series looks at acceptance of mid-life as well as awareness. We also get to break down some of the features that would give you a hint that you are facing a mid-life crisis in your life. 

Pasto Zeph Ananda delves deeper into describing what an identity group us during this mid-life season and the benefits of being in one, having a band of the same age, like-minded individuals that are vulnerable with one another and have nothing to hide about themselves.

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Many men, including myself in their 40s are faced with the uphill task of defining who they are, what they do, and why they do what they do. This is a season in a person’s life where terms such as half-time, mid-life crisis, checkpoint, crossroads, junction, and others have been coiled to define the experiences that they face in their lives. 

Men, mostly are faced with the hard task of balancing and juggling many balls in life and end up with stress, disappointment, disillusionment as well and suicidal thoughts while they toil with the questions asked around mid-life. 

Young men, adult men, and old men begin to act and manifest symptoms of what may seem awkward and unusual to those that are around them leaving their friends, family, and society shocked and confused at the person facing mid-life.

We speak to Zephaniah Ananda author of the book Grafted to Kingdom Sonship:  (Check it here: https://tinyurl.com/5n8adkwd) on this topic. We define who Mid-Life affects, the age as well as the reasons. 

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We continue with the series of Divorce and Separation. 

Many marriages struggle to the brink of having thoughts on separation and divorce. We hear the stories from Tony Hutia and Steve Kariuki as they decipher further how to deal with these difficult seasons.

We also get to discuss some of the red flags that men do not see, prior before their wives  make the decision to divorce and separate 

Great lessons as we hear their contributions. 

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In this series, we will explore the topic of Divorce and Separation. A topic that not many love speaking about. Some say is like a grieving season, a redefining season in one's life. 

The unseen shadow lurks in many marriages and leaves many couples dejected and disillusioned as they endure the separation or divorce season. 

We hear from Tony Hutia and Steve Kariuki on how they coped with this season in their life in an attempt to inform and educate married couples about their experiences around this sensitive yet critical topic in marriages today. 

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