What do you do when life knocks the wind out of you?In this raw and powerful episode of Jam Sessions opens up about losing his job after 16 years, facing fear, pressure, and doubt—and how he made the bold decision to bet on himself. Through personal testimony, spiritual wisdom, and unforgettable metaphors like the pearl, the Kintsugi bowl, and the voice of God, Jamar delivers a soul-shaking reminder:You’re not falling apart. You’re falling into place.If you’ve ever questioned your worth, wrestled with uncertainty, or felt like giving up, this episode is your wake-up call. Learn how pain can lead to purpose, how weakness becomes strength, and why your scars might just be your most valuable story.Listen in, be encouraged, and say it with us: I. Will. Not. Fall. Apart.

We live in a world where lies don’t show up dirty and obvious—they show up polished, packaged, and praised.They come dressed in just enough truth to keep us from asking questions.In this episode of Jam Sessions, we’re stripping it all down.No filters. No fluff. Just truth.Because in a culture that rewards comfort and cancels conviction, you’ve got to ask yourself:Are you chasing a well-dressed lie… or are you walking with the naked truth?Join me as we uncover what real truth looks like, why it matters more than ever, and how to spot the lies that come disguised in influence, emotion, and popularity.This one’s bold, it’s raw, and it just might shift your perspective forever.Press play—and walk with me.

We all have something that holds us back—but what if it’s not what you think?An unhealthy addiction isn’t just drugs or alcohol. It can be procrastination, distractions, toxic relationships, social media, or even comfort. It’s anything that steals your time, limits your potential, and keeps you from becoming who you’re meant to be.In this powerful message, I break down how unhealthy addictions quietly rob us of success, how even the most talented people can fall into the trap, and most importantly—how to break free and rise to your next level.🚀 Are you ready to face your storm like an eagle and take flight?🎧 Tune in now. This might be the message that changes everything.#Mindset #Motivation #Breakthrough #RiseAbove #UnhealthyAddictions #FromAlmostToAlways

My life matters

Jam Sessions discuss a true story on how he was stuck at a moment in his life where he continued to come up short. Year after year he would almost win an award to just always fall short.  What did it take for him to turn it around and change his nickname from Almost to Always?

In this episode I get personal and tell a true event of a time I had a fall out with my brother. The ones that are the closest to you are always the ones that can hurt you the most. I’m so glad I had this experience so I can share how great it was to forgive and be forgiven. To this day we are very close.

In this episode I discuss the first meeting I had in college with the football team. I was feeling really good about myself because what I accomplished in High School and believed it would earn me a starting position with the team. I was quickly embarrassed by my coach in front of the team where I quickly learned the lesson that my past do not matter. The only thing that mattered is what I was about to accomplish on the field. 

One of the hardest things to do is change. we grow comfortable with who we are and the people around us and get into a routine. This routine is the very thing that stops us from reaching our full potential. There is a saying that says our habits will never change until they harm us. We need to make the change now so that we can be better.

In this episode I tell a funny story of the valuable lesson I learned from trying to get an innocent snack; "Big Sixty Cookies". I attempted to sneak some cookies past my mom and God himself hatched a plan to get me caught. I learned that day that my Mom knows all, and what she don't know she have God on her side to find out.

What are my fault lines? This is the question I want you to ask yourself. The fault lines in our lives if not detected can lead us to a situation of great destruction. In this episode we take a look at some examples from William Shakespeare. We look at the characters in his plays that had some Faults or as he called it Flaws. It leads us to the question, can we identify our faults and turn them into success or will they destroy us?