Vent!

I'd really love to know how you cope when it gets overwhelming, I'd like to see your comments in the Spotify comments section or @ventpod DM on Instagram. The DM and comment sections are open forever just incase you listen to this whenever.

It's Life - good or bad, it gets overwhelming sometimes. The truth through that is either ways I'm rooting for you reading this about to listen to the episode or having listened to the episode.

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Another episode from experience from myself and a couple of others whose conversations are valid to me. In this episode, I try not to sugarcoat the reality of sinning for the sake of progress. To sin for the sake of progress increasingly feels like the best way to get things done, to move the forward you want to see in your art but as usual, Asher never presents himself as a magnet to tilt your moral compass, but once again I hope this makes sense to you. Listen and Enjoy.

I'm dropping this episode in the midst of a situation that can consume your mind if you're not delusional enough to drop an episode in the midst of it. I've dealt with my restraint, now I'm on something else immediately after this hits the internet. Restraints are subtle fears and right now, I may just deceive myself enough to understate the fact that I have a big fear in front of me. I don't think people read the descriptions so this is most likely the best place to hide. Either ways, enjoy the episode and share.

"We're all animated characters in this game of life, and Nas is the best rapper in the video game." - Ye (formerly known as Kanye West). This episode is as short as they come but it took a while to organize my thought around this because it started a thought of being a clown in a circus God attends or is the owner of. It's best to use my words carefully because it's God. I realize as much as I pay attention to the rest of the world, I don't care about it as much anymore. Listen, Share, follow the Instagram @ventpwpodcast, and Tell a friend about the podcast.

Nigeria, a topic my mom had told me to avoid on this podcast for some reason, a mother's reason, mostly good. But this time I have to talk about it from a perspective we all see it from, not harsh or depressing. Just what it is, as plain as we see it after we say "omo" or "we move". How long can we "omo" or "we move" our way through worse situations? Is this a question you've thought off before? Here's a thought. Listen and Share.

Have you ever heard of a zombie with responsibility? It's easy to choose convenience over responsibility every time unless you're constantly aware of what's at stake and push yourself to do something that rolls the wheel of action on a daily. This is personal for me, especially when you're caught between not seeing results and opportunities in the horizon. Listen and Share.