An honest life is one in which a person strives to live in accordance with their values and principles, and is truthful and transparent in their dealings with themselves and others. In this episode, we'll explore the importance of defining our values, being truthful with ourselves and others, acting with integrity, and building trust with those around us. We'll also discuss practical strategies for living an honest life, including how to learn from our mistakes and surround ourselves with honest and trustworthy people.
Letting go doesn't mean giving up, it means releasing our attachment to something or someone that is no longer serving us or causing us pain. It's about accepting that we cannot control everything and everyone in our lives, and understanding that sometimes the best thing we can do is to move on and let things unfold as they may.
Letting go can be a difficult process, especially when we are emotionally invested in a situation or a person. But when we are able to let go, we create space for new opportunities and experiences to enter our lives. We free ourselves from the burden of holding onto something that is no longer serving us, and we allow ourselves to grow and evolve in new directions.
Remember, letting go is not about giving up on our goals or dreams. It's about trusting that the universe has a plan for us, and that by letting go of what no longer serves us, we can open ourselves up to new possibilities and experiences.
Some people are trying to manufacture the blessed life you live everyday. So, don't complain and be grateful.
B. Little discusses why it is dangerous to let our strong desires cause us to take the easy route to get them.
B. Little interviews Recording Artist Donnie Bolden, Jr. about the release of his new single release entitled "Cover Me" and the journey of his life that brought him to become who he is now.
B. Littles Discusses why waiting can be a great virtue to have.
B. Little sits down with certified Relationship Coach Ella Francis and Certified life coach Jacole Todd to discuss the subject of forgiving others.
B. Little sits and talks with Prophet Jules Anderson about why it's not ok to live to please others.
Today, Marla Napoleon, a B. Little Speaks partner, will introduce her new show "Alkaline Life with Marla".
Marla Napoleon's Bio:
I am an herbalist and author that has a passion for sharing knowledge for the benefit of mankind. I have faced major medical health challenges and conquered the side effects of medical treatments. My goal is to help you and your family members care for your body so that it is prepared to fight for you.
My journey on the Alkaline lifestyle began in 2008. However, once I was diagnosed with stage 3B cancer, I had to use the power within to attack it before it attacked me. My book, The Power Within provides my readers with herbs and herbal blends that studies have shown to:
AND SO MUCH MORE!
Learn More about Marla and her product and services at www.thepowerwithin2020.com or www.alkalinecuisine.com
B. Little interviews Ms. Marla Napoleon about living an Alkaline-based life.
Contact Ms. Marla @: (PH) 337.492.3827 • thepowerwithin2020.com • alkalinecuisine.com
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We live in a world that it is easy to compare our life to others. There is no doubt that many of you have seen how someone else's life seems to be when someone else 'appears' to have an ideal life. Sometimes, we are also pressured from the outside to conform to what others are like; to fit into a mold created by somebody else. But guess what? I am going to ask you to commit to stop doing that today. Instead of comparing yourself with others, I would like you to stop trying to fit yourself into how they act. Being authentic is the key to real success and happiness.
We're reminded by Flourish that our mindset should be as attractive as our external beauty in this week's Motivational Monday.
This Monday, social media influencer "Flourish" encourages us to have "Self Love". Her passion and insight will empower you to have a high regard for your own well-being and happiness by taking care of your own needs and not sacrificing your well-being to please others.
Pain can come in like a flood unexpectedly and wash away everything that is dear to us. However, B. Little will remind us that there is also a purpose behind it—if we stop and look.
Tune in to learn more about this.
Please understand, people WALK ALL OVER you for a reason. They know your heart, they know you're a good person that's always willing to help over and over again. If you do not discover why you allow it, then you may be stuck in the cycle of feeling helpless.
So, if somebody is not treating you right, it's time to stop blaming them. You decide your worth and if you don't wake up and realize that enough is enough, you will be stressed and depressed for many days to come.
If you don't want to be a doormat, then you need to get off the floor!
If you find yourself, like me, leaving the house wearing one blue shoe and one black shoe, that’s pretty much a dead giveaway that it’s time to slow down. So, when should you do it? Today, I’ll give you four clues that it’s time to slow down—plus some easy tips for pumping the brakes.
presents. "The Conversation: Ministry In Motion"B. Little in cooperation with Bernice Loman of lomancreativeservices.com
What do you do when your feelings seem louder than your Faith? B. Little discusses this in this podcast.
B. Little speaks on what happened as a result of staying behind for Hurricane Laura. He also shares how the death of famed actor Chadman Boseman affected his life and how the thoughts of pressing record for his first social media LIVE fan engagement caused him to address some inner fears.
