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The Myth of the Lone Wolf

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  The Myth of the Lone Wolf https://www.spreaker.com/episode/ujima-the-source-of-the-stream--71312742 The world praises the "Self-Made Man," but the Gye-Nyame Steward knows better. A river that forgets its source is destined to dry up. We’ve spent years building a narrative of "I," only to find ourselves lonely, tired, and brittle. Why do we run from the very collective that birthed us? In today's podcast, we explore the tension between individual success and communal responsibility. Are you a river, or are you just a puddle waiting for the sun to take you? Call to Inaction "Release is the highest form of work." Stop trying to be the hero today. What task are you holding onto simply because your ego won't let you ask for help? What "I" statement can you replace with a "We" statement today? Where can you stop leading and start flowing?
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How Your Feelings Stop You From Growing - Daily Toast 611171

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Peace FAM: On this powerful day of Imani, I was hit by the thought of feelings. I know the power of feelings when they are properly directed, but I have been held hostage by them as well. Often times we find that how we feel about some task will freeze us up, and stop us from doing certain task. We have to learn to push past how we feel on some of our quest, because our feelings are helping to hold us back. It is human instinct to want to stay comfortable, we seek comfortable position, and we thrive in predictable situations. Even if the thriving is moving us on  a long train ride to destruction. We hang on to old habits even though we can see that they are making us obeist, lazy, sick, miserable, and etc.. We have to be willing sometimes to jump over how we are feeling and get things accomplished. This is a tough process but often for us to make break throughs we have to do this. Our feelings are a guidance system, not a ruler that should command our lives and limit our actions....
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