Relatable Wisdom

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Looking for daily inspiration, motivational quotes, and life lessons to boost your mindset? Relatable Wisdom is the podcast for you! Each episode delivers powerful quotes, timeless mottos, and real-life stories—from famous figures to everyday people—that will uplift, motivate, and inspire you. Whether you're searching for personal growth, self-improvement, or wisdom for daily life, our bite-sized episodes provide the encouragement you need. Want to be a guest on Relatable Wisdom? Send Wisdom Okonkwo a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/relatablewisdom

  1. 8H AGO

    Stop Planning the Whole Staircase—Just Take the First Step | Life Lesson Quotes—Cynthia Lee | Ep 214

    On this episode of Relatable Wisdom, I’m joined by Cynthia Lee, CEO and founder of “Tree,” a marketplace app that empowers everyday people to transform their passions and skills into thriving businesses. Cynthia’s core mantra—“don’t look at the entire staircase; just focus on the first step”—reminds us that taking action, even when the path ahead seems uncertain, is the true catalyst for growth. We dive into her journey, from having zero tech background to building Tree from scratch and navigating doubts, questions, and the challenge of finding her staircase as she goes. Cynthia shares how embracing the unknown, prioritizing momentum, and following your highest excitement can fuel creativity and resilience. Listeners will find Cynthia’s practical insight and honesty encouraging—whether you’re launching your first venture, seeking clarity, or simply feeling stuck. This conversation is perfect for anyone wanting inspiration to turn their ‘messy middle’ into a memorable story, and actionable wisdom to move forward, one step at a time. Connect With Cynthia LeeWebsite: https://www.anappnamedtree.com If Relatable Wisdom speaks to you—if a quote shared makes you pause, smile, or see things differently—consider subscribing so you never miss an episode. And if you have a minute, leaving a review helps more people discover these everyday voices and the wisdom they carry. Your support means the world. Every episode has more to it than what you hear. Join the Relatable Wisdom newsletter to get thoughtful reflections, behind-the-scenes extras, and personal notes that don’t make it into the show. It’s a calm space to stay inspired between listens.Sign up here: https://relatablewisdom.com/join If the quotes and stories you hear here offer you comfort, clarity, or connection, you can help support the podcast by buying me a coffee. Every small contribution helps keep these everyday voices and shared wisdom going strong.Support the show: https://buymeacoffee.com/wisdomhq Want to be a guest on Relatable Wisdom? Send Wisdom Okonkwo a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/relatablewisdom Chapters00:00 Introduction And Welcome00:25 Cynthia Lee’s Background01:12 Cynthia’s Favorite Mantra01:46 Navigating The Unknown03:05 Overcoming Paralysis By Analysis03:45 The Bird Box Metaphor04:45 Building Tree And Facing Doubts06:05 Multi-Passion Business Story07:15 Importance Of Momentum And Clarity08:08 Writing For Focus And Action10:03 Following Your Highest Excitement11:03 Podcasting And Finding Your Path13:35 Lost To Found: Defining Your Vision14:25 Reversible Decisions Vs Big Life Choices15:45 Entrepreneurship Reveals Your Shortcomings19:15 Growth And Mindset Transformation20:20 Expanding Beyond Your Comfort Zone22:04 Action, Rest, Reflect—The Entrepreneur’s Dance23:04 Flowing Conversations23:39 Turning Passion Into Business24:24 Where To Find Cynthia Lee26:08 Cynthia’s Social Links26:46 Closing Reflections And Farewell

    27 min

  2. JAN 16

    Stop Forgetting Where You Came From | Life Lesson Quotes — David McClam | EP 213

    In this inspiring episode of Relatable Wisdom, I sit down with David McClam, a seasoned podcaster whose mantra “Always stay humble” shapes his personal and professional journey. Through nearly a decade of sharing stories on shows like True Crime Authors and Extraordinary People, David has built a foundation rooted in gratitude, empathy, and staying grounded no matter how far you go in life. I loved exploring why this quote means so much to David, hearing not only his reflections but also heartfelt stories about friends who lost their humility after achieving success, and how his mother’s wisdom kept him true to himself. Whether you’re chasing big dreams or simply looking for direction, David’s experiences remind us to value what we have, lift others as we rise, and never lose sight of genuine kindness. This conversation is a powerful reminder for anyone seeking purpose and connection—perfect for our community of listeners looking for practical wisdom and real life inspiration. Connect With David McClam Website: https://truecrimeandauthors.com Email: truecrimeandauthors@gmail.com If *Relatable Wisdom* speaks to you—if a quote shared makes you pause, smile, or see things differently—consider subscribing so you never miss an episode. And if you have a minute, leaving a review helps more people discover these everyday voices and the wisdom they carry. Your support means the world. Every episode has more to it than what you hear. Join the *Relatable Wisdom* newsletter to get thoughtful reflections, behind-the-scenes extras, and personal notes that don’t make it into the show. It’s a calm space to stay inspired between listens. Sign up here: https://relatablewisdom.com/join If the quotes and stories you hear here offer you comfort, clarity, or connection, you can help support the podcast by buying me a coffee. Every small contribution helps keep these everyday voices and shared wisdom going strong. Support the show: https://buymeacoffee.com/wisdomhq Want to be a guest on Relatable Wisdom? Send Wisdom Okonkwo a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/relatablewisdom Chapter 00:00 Introduction And Welcome 00:29 Meet David McClam 00:48 David’s Favorite Quote 00:57 Why Humility Matters 01:48 Defining Humbleness 02:59 Stories Of Staying Humble 04:21 Why Success Changes People 06:49 Sincerity Vs. Opportunism 08:29 The Invisible People Perspective 13:00 Empathy And Giving Back 13:29 Humility Beyond Wealth 14:23 Staying Humble In Podcasting 18:22 David’s Upbringing And Values 19:44 How To Connect With David 20:27 About David’s Podcast 21:26 The Power Of Extraordinary Stories 22:32 Final Thoughts And Outro

    23 min

  3. JAN 15

    You’re Missing What Your Symptoms Are Trying To Tell You —Healing Quotes—Jeff Feinman | EP 212

    On this episode of Relatable Wisdom, I sit down with Dr. Jeff Feinman, a veterinarian known for bridging science and spirituality in animal healing. Jeff brings a fresh perspective with his guiding quote: “Embrace symptoms as if they are your friends.” At first, this mantra may sound counterintuitive—are we supposed to just accept discomfort or illness? But Jeff’s wisdom invites us to view symptoms as valuable guides rather than problems to erase. Through personal stories, including his journey with his beloved rescue dog Archie, Jeff illustrates how listening to symptoms (in both ourselves and our animals) reveals deeper truths about balance, happiness, and even the nature of life and death. This conversation is a gentle reminder to pay attention to what our bodies (or our pets) are trying to tell us, approach challenges with curiosity rather than fear, and seek the root causes rather than just the surface issues. If you’re yearning for inspiration, new ways to navigate life’s curveballs, or a more holistic approach to healing, this episode will spark valuable new insights. Connect With Jeff Feinman Website: https://holisticactions.com Free 101 Course: https://holisticactions.com/101 If *Relatable Wisdom* speaks to you—if a quote shared makes you pause, smile, or see things differently—consider subscribing so you never miss an episode. And if you have a minute, leaving a review helps more people discover these everyday voices and the wisdom they carry. Your support means the world. Every episode has more to it than what you hear. Join the *Relatable Wisdom* newsletter to get thoughtful reflections, behind-the-scenes extras, and personal notes that don’t make it into the show. It’s a calm space to stay inspired between listens. Sign up here: https://relatablewisdom.com/join If the quotes and stories you hear here offer you comfort, clarity, or connection, you can help support the podcast by buying me a coffee. Every small contribution helps keep these everyday voices and shared wisdom going strong. Support the show: https://buymeacoffee.com/wisdomhq Want to be a guest on Relatable Wisdom? Send Wisdom Okonkwo a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/relatablewisdom Chapters 00:00 Introduction And Welcome 00:27 Meet Jeff Feinman 00:41 The Power Of Quotes 01:25 Favorite Mantra Explained 02:19 Embracing Symptoms With Animals 02:46 Story From Veterinary Practice 03:28 Addressing Misinterpretations 05:06 More Real-Life Examples 06:00 Holistic Veterinary Journey 06:56 Lessons Learned From Animals 07:38 Archie’s Impactful Story 09:01 Science, Spirit, And Symptoms 09:40 Episode Pause And Call To Action 10:41 Reframing The Mantra 11:35 Accept Versus Embrace 12:25 Symptoms As Guides 13:21 Wisdom In The Moment 13:57 Roadmap To Wellness 14:12 Resources And Next Steps 15:29 Closing Reflections

    16 min

  4. JAN 14

    You’re One Habit Away from Better Leadership — Life Lesson Quotes — Walter Dusseldorp | Ep 211

    In this episode of Relatable Wisdom, I sit down with Walter Dusseldorp—better known as the Dutch Mentor—to unpack the transformative power of small, consistent actions. Walter shares his guiding mantra: “In just 15 minutes per day, you too can become the leader you want to be and the leader your team would thrive under.” Drawing from his experiences mentoring emerging leaders and flying helicopters, Walter delivers practical insight into why 15 minutes is the sweet spot for building lasting habits. He explains how genuine leadership begins with knowing your people deeply, fostering trust, and focusing on engagement rather than control. Walter’s approachable wisdom comes with actionable routines and a focus on measuring what truly matters, so you can accelerate your growth, avoid wasted effort, and build your new normal—one day and one meaningful step at a time. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by self-improvement or leadership advice, this conversation is a reminder that small, consistent progress always adds up. Tune in, get inspired, and see how 15 intentional minutes can shift your leadership—and life—in powerful ways. Connect With Walter DusseldorpWebsite: https://thedutchmentor.comYouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@thedutchmentor If Relatable Wisdom speaks to you—if a quote shared makes you pause, smile, or see things differently—consider subscribing so you never miss an episode. And if you have a minute, leaving a review helps more people discover these everyday voices and the wisdom they carry. Your support means the world. Every episode has more to it than what you hear. Join the Relatable Wisdom newsletter to get thoughtful reflections, behind-the-scenes extras, and personal notes that don’t make it into the show. It’s a calm space to stay inspired between listens.Sign up here: https://relatablewisdom.com/join If the quotes and stories you hear here offer you comfort, clarity, or connection, you can help support the podcast by buying me a coffee. Every small contribution helps keep these everyday voices and shared wisdom going strong.Support the show: https://buymeacoffee.com/wisdomhq Want to be a guest on Relatable Wisdom? Send Wisdom Okonkwo a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/relatablewisdom Chapters00:00 Introduction and Welcome00:35 Who Is Walter Dusseldorp01:12 How 15 Minutes Can Change Leadership02:21 The Science Behind 15 Minutes03:07 Daily Routines for Better Leadership04:00 Knowing the People You Lead04:36 Leadership Without Formal Title05:01 The 7-to-1 Leadership Structure05:42 Building Trust and Engagement06:17 High Performance Equation Explained07:29 Leading with Context Versus Control08:02 Practical Example of Context-Driven Leadership09:50 Creating a New Normal12:08 Experiences, Actions, and Outcomes12:38 Focus, Measurement, Accountability13:14 The Myth of Multitasking14:24 Working with Your Best Brainpower15:45 Measuring What Matters Most16:41 Inputs Versus Outputs17:38 Real-World Sales Leadership Example19:29 Avoiding Non-Value-Added Work21:59 Lean, Six Sigma, and Efficient Leadership22:36 Where to Learn More from Walter23:38 Closing and Final Thoughts

    24 min

  5. JAN 13

    You’re Letting Bias Hold You Back — Growth Starts With Self-Awareness | Life Lesson Quotes — Andy Halko | Ep 210

    On this episode of Relatable Wisdom, I sit down with Andy Halko—someone who, in his own words, is on a mission to cut through chaos and make the complex simple. Andy brings us his favorite quote, “Bias is the enemy of growth,” a mantra that’s shaped both his life and work as a founder, CEO, and author. We dig into Andy’s story, his lessons from over two decades building companies, and how recognizing and navigating our own biases is key to personal and professional growth. From building AI platforms to coaching new founders, Andy shares how bias sneaks into decision-making, often masquerading as “experience” or “gut feeling,” and how it can secretly stall our dreams. Listeners will hear practical wisdom on balancing passion with objectivity, actionable steps to remove bias (starting today!), and insights from Andy’s own journey that will help you move from confusion to clarity—no matter what you’re building or dreaming about. Connect With Andy HalkoWebsite: https://andyhalko.com If Relatable Wisdom speaks to you—if a quote shared makes you pause, smile, or see things differently—consider subscribing so you never miss an episode. And if you have a minute, leaving a review helps more people discover these everyday voices and the wisdom they carry. Your support means the world. Every episode has more to it than what you hear. Join the Relatable Wisdom newsletter to get thoughtful reflections, behind-the-scenes extras, and personal notes that don’t make it into the show. It’s a calm space to stay inspired between listens.Sign up here: https://relatablewisdom.com/join If the quotes and stories you hear here offer you comfort, clarity, or connection, you can help support the podcast by buying me a coffee. Every small contribution helps keep these everyday voices and shared wisdom going strong.Support the show: https://buymeacoffee.com/wisdomhq Want to be a guest on Relatable Wisdom? Send Wisdom Okonkwo a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/relatablewisdom Chapters00:00 Introduction And Welcome00:35 Meet Andy Halko01:09 Andy’s Favorite Quote01:42 Why The Quote Resonates02:20 How Bias Shows Up In Life03:35 Reducing Bias In Decision-Making04:29 Attachment And Emotional Bias05:11 Founders, Feedback, And Letting Go06:03 Loving The Work Vs. Objectivity07:52 Logic, Perspective, And Decision-Making08:52 Micro And Macro Views10:03 Experience, Bias, And Growth11:04 Actionable Steps To Remove Bias12:33 How To Connect With Andy13:12 Outro And Listener Takeaways

    15 min

  6. JAN 12

    You’re Ignoring Your Inner Child — The Key to Healing | Life Lesson Quotes — Lisa Watson | Ep 209

    In this episode of Relatable Wisdom, I sat down with Lisa Watson, a transformational coach whose journey from adversity to empowerment is as inspiring as it is relatable. Lisa shared a powerful quote by John F. Kennedy: “Children are our best hope for the future and our most valuable resource.” This mantra forms the cornerstone of Lisa’s work, as she guides adults through reparenting themselves and teaches emotional regulation—tools she’s also bringing to the next generation through her upcoming children’s book, “Courage Finds His Calm.” Our candid conversation dug deeply into what healing your inner child truly means, how subconscious programming shapes our lives, and why our authentic selves are key to lasting change. Lisa’s own story of transformation—moving from a place of abandonment and fear to authenticity, empowerment, and unconditional self-love—is packed with wisdom and practical takeaways for anyone yearning to break free from old patterns and cultivate inner peace. If you’re looking for inspiration and actionable tools to change your story, this episode delivers. Connect With Lisa WatsonWebsite: https://reparent-yourself.comChildren’s Books: https://awakentheone.org If Relatable Wisdom speaks to you—if a quote shared makes you pause, smile, or see things differently—consider subscribing so you never miss an episode. And if you have a minute, leaving a review helps more people discover these everyday voices and the wisdom they carry. Your support means the world. Every episode has more to it than what you hear. Join the Relatable Wisdom newsletter to get thoughtful reflections, behind-the-scenes extras, and personal notes that don’t make it into the show. It’s a calm space to stay inspired between listens.Sign up here: https://relatablewisdom.com/join If the quotes and stories you hear here offer you comfort, clarity, or connection, you can help support the podcast by buying me a coffee. Every small contribution helps keep these everyday voices and shared wisdom going strong.Support the show: https://buymeacoffee.com/wisdomhq Want to be a guest on Relatable Wisdom? Send Wisdom Okonkwo a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/relatablewisdom Chapters 00:00 Introduction And Welcome00:31 Meet Lisa Watson01:22 Lisa’s Favorite Quote02:19 The Importance Of Reparenting02:47 What Is Inner Child Healing03:58 How Childhood Programs Us04:42 Environment’s Impact On Beliefs05:47 Healing The Inner Child Explained07:06 How To Support The Show07:49 Real-Life Inner Child Healing Example09:47 Lisa’s Childhood And Challenges11:02 The Shift To Self-Advocacy12:30 Transformation And Empowerment13:33 Authenticity As Highest Frequency14:24 How Lisa Got Started15:42 Discovering Spirituality16:42 Injury And Awakening17:07 Becoming A Coach18:02 Courage Finds His Calm Book19:18 Story Behind The Children’s Book19:58 Message: Finding Calm Within20:30 Book’s Lessons For Everyone21:08 Advice For Listeners22:11 Where To Find Lisa Watson22:50 Show Closing And Farewell

    23 min

  7. JAN 11

    Stop Choosing Safety Over Your Truth — Life Lesson Quotes — Hani Cheng | Ep 208

    In this episode of Relatable Wisdom, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Hani Cheng, an intimacy transformation coach whose journey from 15 years in the corporate world to global entrepreneur is guided by one powerful mantra: "Trusting my infinite being." Hani shared how overcoming a 15-year health challenge catalyzed her shift away from comfort and security toward deeper authenticity and connection. We explored the voice within us—our “infinite being”—and how tuning into it helps us make choices that align with our true selves, even when logic or fear urge otherwise. Hani’s insights on navigating those gray areas where decisions feel 98% right, but never fully certain, are a timely reminder for anyone feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or out of sync. For listeners seeking practical advice on aligning actions with their deepest truths, this episode is filled with honest stories, actionable wisdom, and a refreshing perspective on stepping boldly into transformation. If you’ve ever wondered how to distinguish between comfort-driven choices and those that stretch you toward growth, don’t miss this inspiring conversation. Connect With Hani ChengWebsite: https://tantrussingapore.com/intimacycoachingYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@hanicheng If Relatable Wisdom speaks to you—if a quote shared makes you pause, smile, or see things differently—consider subscribing so you never miss an episode. And if you have a minute, leaving a review helps more people discover these everyday voices and the wisdom they carry. Your support means the world. Every episode has more to it than what you hear. Join the Relatable Wisdom newsletter to get thoughtful reflections, behind-the-scenes extras, and personal notes that don’t make it into the show. It’s a calm space to stay inspired between listens.Sign up here: https://relatablewisdom.com/join If the quotes and stories you hear here offer you comfort, clarity, or connection, you can help support the podcast by buying me a coffee. Every small contribution helps keep these everyday voices and shared wisdom going strong.Support the show: https://buymeacoffee.com/wisdomhq Want to be a guest on Relatable Wisdom? Send Wisdom Okonkwo a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/relatablewisdom Chapters00:00 Introduction And Welcome00:32 Meet Hani Cheng00:49 Favorite Quote: Trusting Infinite Being01:00 Defining Infinite Being01:05 Hani’s Turning Point Story02:49 Infinite Perspective And Decision-Making04:03 Navigating Complex Choices05:10 Logic Versus Intuition06:34 Listener Call-To-Action07:17 When Infinite Being Feels Absent09:06 Analysis Versus Alignment10:26 Life Track And Alignment12:04 Side Quests And Getting Stuck12:32 Security Versus Expansion13:48 Key Takeaway: Trust Your Truth14:15 Facing Your Truth15:08 How Truth Guides You15:45 Connecting With Hani Cheng16:45 Episode Wrap-Up And Reflections

    17 min

  8. JAN 11

    You’re Not Meant to Do Life Alone — Why “We Grow Together” Changes Everything | Life Lesson Quotes — Derrick Henderson | Ep 207

    On this episode of Relatable Wisdom, I sat down with Derrick Henderson, an author and massage therapist who’s spent years supporting others—until he discovered he’d lost sight of himself along the way. Derrick’s heartfelt quote, “We grow together,” becomes the guiding theme for our conversation. He gets candid about joining a men’s group, reaching his breaking point, and learning the transformative power of community, vulnerability, and authentic connection. We dive into his journey from struggling alone to embracing support, and how those connections helped him write his book, “Learning to Be Me.” Derrick’s story is all about courage, connection, and the sometimes scary, always rewarding process of reaching out for help. If you’ve ever felt isolated or hesitant to ask for support, Derrick’s insights (and candid disclaimers!) offer both inspiration and actionable advice for finding your tribe and truly growing together. This episode is for anyone on the path to authenticity, purpose, and deeper community. Connect with Derrick Henderson Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/derrick.henderson.author/ LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/derrick-henderson-aa69b7243 If Relatable Wisdom speaks to you—if a quote shared makes you pause, smile, or see things differently—consider subscribing so you never miss an episode. And if you have a minute, leaving a review helps more people discover these everyday voices and the wisdom they carry. Your support means the world. Every episode has more to it than what you hear. Join the Relatable Wisdom newsletter to get thoughtful reflections, behind-the-scenes extras, and personal notes that don’t make it into the show. It’s a calm space to stay inspired between listens.Sign up here: https://relatablewisdom.com/join If the quotes and stories you hear here offer you comfort, clarity, or connection, you can help support the podcast by buying me a coffee. Every small contribution helps keep these everyday voices and shared wisdom going strong.Support the show: https://buymeacoffee.com/wisdomhq Want to be a guest on Relatable Wisdom? Send Wisdom Okonkwo a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/relatablewisdom Chapters00:00 Introduction And Welcome00:34 Derrick’s Story And Background01:24 Sharing The Favorite Quote01:35 The Turning Point—Why “We Grow Together”02:26 Learning Through Asking For Help03:42 A Defining Moment In The Men’s Group04:58 The Power Of Shared Growth05:07 Comparing Solo And Collaborative Projects05:47 Writing The Book: Alone Versus Together07:00 Reflecting On Growth And Community07:51 If The Quote Had A “Disclaimer”08:54 The Value Of Camaraderie And Unity09:42 Why Growing Together Matters10:00 Different Groups, Different Growth10:32 Advice For Finding Your Tribe11:12 Actionable Steps To Build Community12:22 You Don’t Have To Do It All Alone13:35 Final Reflections And Gratitude13:54 Where To Find Derrick’s Book And Connect15:08 Derrick’s Parting Thoughts On Wisdom16:17 Wrap-Up And Farewell

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Looking for daily inspiration, motivational quotes, and life lessons to boost your mindset? Relatable Wisdom is the podcast for you! Each episode delivers powerful quotes, timeless mottos, and real-life stories—from famous figures to everyday people—that will uplift, motivate, and inspire you. Whether you're searching for personal growth, self-improvement, or wisdom for daily life, our bite-sized episodes provide the encouragement you need. Want to be a guest on Relatable Wisdom? Send Wisdom Okonkwo a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/relatablewisdom

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  • Creator
    Wisdom
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    215
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Wisdom
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    Relatable Wisdom