The best way to understand this is to listen. And aren't we all grateful for and proud of Hilda Baci? I bet a number of us are thinking of records to break, maybe not Guiness book of record but just limitations we've set for ourselves. Yes yes! Go human 💪🏾💪🏾. Break those limitations, then go ahead and set a new record. You know this: there are people rooting for you and I'm one of them 💗

Here's a bit of what to do when you have to relate with someone you don't like and can't or don't want to correct.

First, let me apologize for uploading this late, I had some challenges with editing. I'm sorry about the background noise. But, other than that I trust you'll have a seamless flow through this book review. So, have you read this book? If not, will you be reading this?

Your reason for "God abeg" is my reason for "God abeg". Your reason for agitating for a new Nigeria via your voice and vote is everyone else's too. Your reason is strong and valid, so is mine. The only difference is, we see different people as being able to do what we want for our country. I won't downgrade your decision or speak down on your choice. Don't do that to mine too. We can have different choices and still respect each other opinions. It's a fight for a better nation and it is personal but, don't take it personally.

In this episode, I spoke about waiting for a particular day, time, period to do things. I wrote this in December 2019 and I find it quite useful today. Of course, I swapped out the dates for what we have today. Sometimes, or most times, you just have to do those things now, you know. Point is, know how to wait and in waiting, be effective. You know how we do this, yeah? I look forward to your feedback. I still love and I still am rooting for you.

Uhm, well, I think the best description for this is for you to listen. And you know how we do this, I'll be expecting your review. Until next time, don't litter.

This would give the impression that I frequent the market a lot. But, I don't. I promise. Would try this? Thing is, you'd be surprised where you can haggle

You know that thing about routine and boredom? Yeah. That might be the very thing that'll save you and save us all. It's so odd I titled this episode this name. You know how we do it, let me know what you think. 😁

This is the start of a new series and I'll be the first to confess that I was influenced to do this and I think it's a good influence. I trust that we'll find a 'why' before the end of this journey and that this inspires you to, well, read and write. 🥂

Who would have thought that you could learn lessons from a note? And the one hundred naira note at that. I had the privilege of hosting the Steph Smith. As always, I look forward to hearing from you

When you hear music, what do you think of? One of the memories that comes to mind is this: When I was in SS2, a teacher asked why music sticks better than words and a student as he moved his feet and hands to symbolize drumming, replied: because it has melodies. Everyone laughed, and I looked at him again, seeing him in another light, and I thought he was smarter than I gave him credit for. I've never forgotten that event, of how powerful music is, and how much beauty it brings to the world. It brings chaos too but I love being positive. Have you listened to this recent episode? What do you think of Bolaji and Bobby? What are your thoughts on our discussion. I'll love to hear from you.

In this episode, I took a brief insight into a day in different people's lives. While this was so fun and interesting to make, I was challenged in living my life in better ways. I hope you enjoy listening to this as much as I enjoyed making it. This episode has: Damilola, Jide, Folu, and Jesunifemi in it. 4 incredible humans

On this episode, I spoke with Emmy of Tracnect. Heard of Tracnect? No? Then, you would need to listen to this. Now, apart from his discomfort at the beginning which was interesting to see, Emmy would tell you he had a great time making this episode with me. P.S: I have to apologize for the background noise and other micro mishaps I'm sure you've forgiven me for. Enjoy!🤗

A successful day means different things for Nengi, Ore, and Nedu. Follow them on this journey as they share the story of a day in their life and what it means to have a productive day.

Bunmi. Onukak. Olumide. 3 incredible people share a day in their life with us. I particularly enjoyed listening to each of these people. What's your best take away from this episode?

Pet peeve alert!!! Do you know those teeny tiny things that set you on edge? Truth is, there are not precisely teeny tiny. In this episode, I talk about what some people do unconsciously that has become a major problem we have in our society. Want to know what this is? The title says it all. P.S: you have a question at the end.

Growing up and up until recently, I always heard that your father's family members were evil. Did you think that too?

Are you an expert on haggling? Then, sensei, do show us the way. Haggling has been in practice for ages and it is often an ice breaker or a tension creator. Know the game, Play the game and win the game 💪🏾

Goals, it's very easy to create one especially as a new year is here and it gives a sense of achievement when you break down these goals into details that can easily be achieved. Where the actual work lies is when you need to put in the work. I hope this episode helps.

It's a beautiful thing when people set goals and achieve them. Seeing more people read delights me. So, finding it hard to complete a book? This is the session for you.