Conservatism, Reaction, and the Elder's Responsibility: A Message to My Age Grade

GNJMedia is dedicated to fostering African American empowerment and cultural consciousness. We specialize in personal growth and community development, drawing from ancestral wisdom and the Gye-Nyame journey. Our offerings include educational content, cultural workshops, and empowerment initiatives, all designed to strengthen and uplift the African American community.
Great Ujamaa:
In this episode we explore the difference between being serious and taking ourselves seriously. Taking our history seriously, really looking at it, and understanding how we got to where we are today is essential. Taking our principles seriously is also essential. Being serious about them, however, will not get us anywhere. What will? Taking ourselves personally seriously, being accountable and responsible for everything that we do and say, realizing that what truly matters is how we live. If we live with integrity – if we are kind and compassionate towards others – the rest will follow. We can change the world by changing ourselves first. And when I say "we", I mean "you", because you are in charge of your own life. Responsibility and accountability are the keys to making things happen in our own lives. How much do you take yourself personally seriously? How much do you really want to make a change in your life? Do you have enough responsibility and accountability to take action on something that would help you achieve your goals? Are you ready to make a change in your life?
Listen to "Ujamaa Toast - Taking Ourselve Seriously" on Spreaker.
Comments
Post a Comment