When we are in the midst of a difficult time it may feel like you will never make it. (Slow down but keep moving forward) and enjoy the process

IF YOU WANT THE OUTPUT TO CHANGE YOU MUST CHANGE THE INPUT

This is how you create true success. It's not by focusing on what's in your hand. But putting your focus on the person.

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Who are you surrounding yourself with and do you think that has an effect on the outcome of your life? Take a listen in on this episode. This information will change your life.

There is not one person on this earth who can do it all alone. We need mentors and coaches to help us along the way. Listen in on this episode as we dive into the importance of having a coach.

Message on transitions and generations

Sometimes we see the obvious person that may be hurting but listen in on this episode to make sure we spot the not to obvious person

Most people think that they know what it takes to get to the highest levels in life. Well it takes more than you could imagine. Listen in on how to find out what it will actually cost you.

Listen in as we talk about setting the goal and then becoming the goal while on the way there.

Check out this bonus clip from the podcast Black Dad Unfiltered as we delve into the conversation about the year of the father featuring a clip from Usher.

There is a difference between accountability and responsibility. Take a Listen to this episode as we dive into what it takes to hold someone accountable and what it takes to allow yourself to be held accountable.

Listen in to this episode as we explore the power of the mind and how we can use our mind to get to higher levels in life.

At times it can be difficult to keep getting better if you are not challenged to be better by those close to you. Listen in on this episode as we talk about proximity and as we dive into the conversation about Quincy Wilson - the 16 year old track and field phenom.

In this special edition episode listen in as two Black Fathers talk about the challenges and experiences that they have navigating law enforcement. Teaching our black sons how to navigate this world and the things that come along with it is very necessary. Listen to a few reasons why on this Bonus episode.

Success can inadvertently make others feel like failures due to social comparison and perceived disparities. When someone excels, it often highlights others' shortcomings, leading to feelings of inadequacy or envy. This phenomenon is especially pronounced in competitive environments where achievements are visibly contrasted. The success of one person can trigger self-doubt and a sense of falling behind in others, making them question their own capabilities and efforts, despite their individual progress and achievements.

In Episode 18 of our podcast, we delve into the theme of perseverance and excellence in the face of unrecognized potential. Titled "The Chris Brown effect," this episode explores the stories of individuals who have relentlessly pursued their passions and honed their skills, despite a lack of external acknowledgment. We discuss the inner drive and resilience required to maintain high standards and self-belief, even when accolades and recognition are absent. Tune in for inspiring interviews and insights on how to stay motivated and continue striving for greatness, regardless of the world's validation.

Listen in on the truth of this episode. We all have moments in life and I hope that you find some inspiration from this transparent moment.

This episode is brought to you from Black Dad Unfiltered Podcast - a Podcast that celebrates the stories and experiences of Black Fathers, highlighting their vital role in families, communities, and society. Follow @BlackDadUnfiltered for more.

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