You say prosperity isn’t everything, but did you forget how it felt to have nothing?

In this episode, we take a raw and unapologetic look at how easy it is to forget humble beginnings once comfort sets in. We explore what true prosperity looks like, how it impacts health, peace, and family, and why money, while not everything, does matter.

I share my story of financial struggle, the midnight prayers, and the sacrifices that shaped me, then challenge the performative humility that often disguises pride. We’ll talk practical steps to build wealth with wisdom, budget intentionally, help others without needing applause, and stop using success as a weapon against someone else’s process.

This episode will check your posture, challenge your mindset, and give you the tools to both steward and celebrate your success without guilt.

And that… is The Unspoken Truth. "Do You hear What I Am Saying?"

It started with fries… but it wasn’t just about food.

What do you do when the “let’s share a plate” suggestion starts to feel like emotional compromise? In this episode, we’re serving up more than just laughs; we’re unpacking how subtle control can be disguised as consideration, how silent sacrifices can become emotional habits, and how too often, we trade our voice for peace.

From petty dinner disagreements to the deeper ways we shrink ourselves in relationships, Dinner Wars is a bold and honest look at the fine line between compromise and control. You’ll laugh, you’ll pause, and you might even realize that you’ve been starving yourself emotionally just to keep the peace.

This isn’t just about dinner.
It’s about dignity.

And this time, we’re ordering what we really want.

What starts as a simple question, “Do you use a washcloth?” unfolds into a deep, unfiltered conversation about hygiene, culture, generational habits, and hidden shame. In this episode, we peel back the layers of what we were taught about being ‘clean,’ and why so many of us are still scrubbing wounds we never caused. It’s not just about how you wash, it’s about what you’re trying to wash away.

If you’re ready to laugh, reflect, and confront the unspoken rituals you’ve inherited, this one’s for you.