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Real Talk With Mr Books david nnaji
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My mission on Real Talk With Mr Books is to help you confront some of the vital issues that affect your life and business. I do hope that the contents, programs and events that I will share with you here will make you really pause and take a hard look at your life and push you consistently to become the best version of yourself.
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I Am Enough: Rising Above Stereotype and Shame
On this episode, Queen Yadera Nzimako, Miss Bold and Beautiful Nigeria Culture 2021, Queen takes us on a journey through her life, her struggle with body shame and how she was able to deal with it. She also shares valuable tips for anyone who wants to build their self-esteem and confidence. Listen and learn.
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Multi-Talent: A Blessing or A Curse?
On this edition of Real Talk With Mr. Books, Egwu Nnanna joins me as we discuss the issue of talents. We consider the various reasons people don't make money from their numerous talents and offer solutions on how they can fix it.
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Before Breakfast is Served: Signs We Often Ignore In Failing Relationships
Is love truly blind?
On this episode of Real Talk With Mr Books, Solomon and I look at some signs that show that a relationship is doomed to fail. We explore the anatomy of a healthy relationship, typical red flags that shouldn't be ignored and how to determine when to pull the plug on a relationship and move on. -
Vulnerability: Weakness or Strength?
Vulnerability is a big issue that we often overlook. On this edition of Real Talk With Mr Books, Dr Chimdi Ugwuanyi and I, attempted to discuss this issue. Together with members of the audience, we explored:
- What is vulnerability
- What it is not
- How one can learn to be vulnerable
- As well as how to avoid some of the errors people make about vulnerability.
We had a fun time discussing the topic. Listen, have fun and learn with us too. -
Reflections on Covid-19: Positive Lessons the Pandemic Taught Us
The #covid19 pandemic has caused and is still causing a lot of panic in the world: lots of people are deprived of their means of livelihood, global economies are on a downward spiral. While it is only normal that we panic, we also need to consider some key lessons this period has taught us and think about how valuable they can be to us both now and hereafter. This episode focuses on the key lessons that this pandemic has taught us. Listen, ponder and share your thoughts.