The first time I ever heard about Benjamin Solomon Carson Sr, I was just a kid. I recall watching a movie of his; "Gifted Hands", where I saw this young kid who didn't appear so promising, yet became the first neurosurgeon to perform a successful separation of conjoined twins. I'm not sure I ever followed up the story, but I knew such a man lived, and I was reminded on how 'Faith' does move mountains. Fast forward, I purchased a book of his "Think Big" from a gift shop, and reading it I realized there is so much more that He has to teach me. Hi! My name is Edesiri and I'm a Book Reviewer. Kindly listen to the life transforming lessons from this month's Book choice. Do well to share your testimonials when you do listen! Cheers!

I started the review with a disclaimer, because this book is sexified and sanctified in the confines of marriage. Marabel goes all out in dishing out solutions to real life marital challenges. She knows because she's been there and she has literally served this as a course to married women over the years. This is similar to the ministry of the Kingsley Okonwos and Basture Christie, and she mostly dealt with how SEX is a miracle! She lays bare the sexual euphemisms we have in church & I AM Loving THIS! Well, let's not over flog it, once you've listened to this podcast, you are sure to seek for the whole meal. The book is available on amazon, while I personally got it from a bookstore. Highly recommended! Knowledge is power!

A memoir from the Founder of the present day Dubai. He shares life stories about His life and Leadership. I hope this episode would inspire you, in your pursuit of persoal leadership

Three components defined my post NYSC camp experiences: Ajowa (the village I served), NCCF (Nigerian Christian Corpers fellowship) and my relationship with fellow Corpers. I happen to be the 5th(last child) from my home and even till my early 20s, I still had a lot I was yet to learn. I hope this recording would encourage a young person who simply has no interest in the NYSc scheme; to take a chance on this. I hope this would inspire a young person, in learning how to harness the opportunity of being in a different land mass, culture and language. We have come to the end of this 'aproko'(telltale) series.  I wish to share more recordings about personal experiences, but it depends on your promptings. would like for me to share about my life after NYSC?

This particular revelation, I simply can not recover from. Like, for real? This is possible? Like, tell me why I won't love Jesus. Just tell me why I would not be GRATEFUL! Hey Saints, the redemption plan reverses every curse...I mean EVERY! Listen! Get the Book! and BE ye TRANSFORMED!

Most times the reason a dream goes unaccomplished is due to unrealistic goals with no monthly strategy of attainment. Sometimes all you need to do, is to acquire the right knowledge at the right time, to save you from a year of unfilled dreams/living. That is why we are here to help. Register for free today, and see you in class Amaezanite! https://forms.gle/dNkrfHpu3hcksy4P6

Being emotionally and mentally present while going through a phase or an experience, is beyond just physically being there. There's an Art called 'self awareness' and it is incredibly key in being in tune with your true self and identity, at all times. Living in the camp wasn't completely bad; the food was okay with 0.2% time for oneself, but here is what is worth sharing...

I'm pretty much excited to share my NYSC journey with as many as possible. One may ask; 'why now?' Well, I have rounded up the program up to a year now and I want you to have a robust understanding, of lessons learnt. This is the first of the 'Sense Update series', and the next would be on my camp experience, followed by P.P.A (primary place of assignment. I was once the 'uninterested Corper', yet today, I share my testimony 🙏🏽.

We need to be intentional on how we train our boys, for it is what we put in them that they 'become'. His sexuality, his emotional intelligence, spirituality and how to handle relationships; would ultimately translate into 'manhood'. Today, our society is in dire need for Fathers, who understand how to hold the balance. Fathers who know the 'balance'. The ones who know how to get it all together, on their knees. For our Fathers are the models that determine who our sons become, and whom our daughters marry.

It is a lonely place when a man finds it difficult to admit that he’s lost his way, that he doesn’t know who he is, that he’s uncertain about where he’s going. He is embarrassed to admit that he needs guidance because he sees his need as a weakness. So he wrestles alone with his fear and feelings of inadequacy.