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  Are You Building a Wall or a Bridge? https://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-power-of-umoja-weaving-our-shared-destiny--70214237 We talk a lot about "getting ours" and "leveling up" as individuals. But there is a silent trap hidden in the hustle: the illusion that we can reach our highest peak entirely alone. In today’s culture, it is incredibly easy to point fingers. We blame the system, we blame our circumstances, and too often, we blame each other. Men blame women, women blame men, and the generational divides keep growing. But what happens when you realize that the fragmentation is by design? What happens when you discover that your greatest source of untapped power is actually sitting right next to you? In this latest discussion, we are stripping away the generic "kumbaya" talk and looking at the raw, undeniable mechanics of Umoja. There is a specific reason why operating in isolation drains your energy, and a profound cultural science behind why unifi...
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Along with the proverb this morning I am sending a link to my blog check it out. Be on the look out for more info and etc..

http://gyenyamejourney.blogspot.com/2010/07/shadows-ha2ku-by-ha2tim.html


It's only when you hitch your wagon to something larger than yourself that you will realize your true potential.
~ Barack Obama


Praise youth and it will prosper.
~ Irish Proverb



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