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Are You Drifting or Driving?

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  https://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-compass-in-your-chest--69543873 Most people wake up and let the day handle them. They react to emails, they react to bad news, they react to traffic. But the principle of Nia (Purpose) challenges us to stop reacting and start intending. Today's conversation is about that internal compass. It's about that moment you decide that your life isn't just a series of random events, but a built mission. We talk about the difference between a job and a purpose, and why our community needs you to find yours—right now. You don't want to miss the proverb we discuss today; it changes the way you look at friendship and focus. Find Your Path: If you feel like you're walking in circles, I invite you to get the Nguzo Saba Narrative Map . It helps you find your way by aligning your daily actions with timeless principles. https://link.content360.io/NguzoSabaMap Keep the Fire Burning: If this message adds value to your life, invite you to becom...

The Path to Greatness: What Must the Warrior Do?

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 The Path to Greatness: What Must the Warrior Do? Yesterday, we explored an essential question: How does a warrior learn? Today, we take the next step— What must the warrior do to become great? This question holds weight, not just in words, but in action. It challenges us to examine the very nature of greatness and wisdom. What is Greatness? Recently, one of my elders transitioned to the ancestral realm. During his crossover ceremony, I had the honor of pouring libations and speaking on his legacy. I found myself saying, Elder Tony was a great man. But then I paused and corrected myself— Elder Tony was a wise man. There's a difference. A great person leaves behind holes in reality—gaps so deep that it may take generations to fill them. Their presence, their work, their impact shifts the world around them in such a way that when they are gone, the absence is felt profoundly. A wise person also leaves holes in reality. But they do something more. They prepare others to fill those...

Greatness

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