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Stop Answering to Names You Didn't Give Yourself

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  https://www.spreaker.com/episode/kujichagulia-reclaiming-the-pen-of-your-life--69508161 Are you living a life you designed, or are you just playing a part in someone else’s movie? Most of us are taught to wait for permission—to wait for the "market" to tell us we’re valuable or for "society" to tell us we belong. But there is a principle that changes everything the moment you apply it. In today’s episode, we break down the power of the "Indigo Flame." We talk about the specific shift that happens when you stop asking "Who will let me?" and start asking "Who is going to stop me?" If you’ve been feeling like you’re drifting or defined by your past mistakes, this conversation is the anchor you’ve been looking for. We’re going beyond the surface and looking at how Self-Determination actually feels in your daily walk. Click the link above to listen and reclaim your narrative.  Get the Nguzo Saba Narrative Map to find your way and align yo...

Daily Toast- Ujamaa 32171 (Stop wasting resources)

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Great Ujamaa: We will begin moving into a new phase of the #nguzosabachallenge, I will begin to focus more on some resources that I have been wasting when it comes to doing these videos. I have been jumping right over the proverbs and folktales that I podcast about weekly rather than using their wisdom to help with these daily post. I am guilty of wasting two powerful and overlooked resources in the universe. The first and most important resource that we all have access to is time. By me not helping you as well as my self focus on the words of our ancestors during our morning toast I have been wasting your time. I would do FFGF on Kujichagulia, and then Tribal Quotes on Ujima, and then jump into a discussion of the principles the following morning and rarely pull on the wisdom that came during the shows. This from my view is a terrible waste of time. Rather than helping you get a deeper understanding of the principle through the wisdom of the ancestors, I would randomly discuss issues...