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More Than Just "Believing"

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More Than Just "Believing" https://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-red-root-of-resilience--70188397 Most people think faith is just a feeling you have when things are going well. But what happens when the road gets rocky? In today’s episode, we break down why the principle of Imani is actually a technology for survival and success. We aren't talking about "blind" faith; we're talking about the kind of bone-deep certainty that changed the course of history for our people. If you've been feeling stuck in a cycle of doubt or "what-ifs," there is a specific shift in perspective that changes everything. We discuss the "Red vibration" and how it acts as the foundation for every other principle in the Nguzo Saba. You won't want to miss the breakdown of how to practically apply this to your business, your family, and your peace of mind. Nguzo Saba Narrative Map Get the Nguzo Saba Narrative Map to help you find your way and align your daily...

Reaching For An Impossible Dream

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To dream is to believe in you. To believe that you can achieve something, despite the odds. It takes courage to reach for what seems undoable, and audacity to attempt it anyway. Few people are comfortable with ideas that are different or unconventional. Yet, there are some who don't check their dreams at the door when they come knocking; those who dare to imagine a better future for themselves and everyone else! They're the creative thinkers and doers who know that ideas aren't just about words on a page — they're about actions in the world. Reaching for what seems impossible is risky business. But then again, anything worth doing is challenging. The best way to live is not easy. You may have to deal with difficult people, situations, or circumstances. But you can't let them dissuade you from reaching for that which inspires you most: great ideas that make a difference! And we're not talking about just having them — we're talking about making them happen! So...