Finding Your Mind When You've Lost It

I know you wake up with questions, trying to piece together this journey of life. I do too! Sometimes it all makes sense, sometimes not so much. I tend to have my eyes re-open and able to receive clarity every time I choose to submit to the Artist within me, to the loving voice of God. Give this episode a listen and let’s grow some more.

Thinking about the next steps you need to take as new seasons unfold? Wondering how to align with God’s plan and purpose for your life in 2021? Give this episode a listen as we unravel how to further align the the greatest Destiny planner.

Many times, what stands as a stumbling block to our next level is in the way we see. In this episode, uncover the role love plays in the way we perceive ourselves and others. Life On Purpose Host Tayo Ishola also shares tips from the first chapter of her written journal ‘Eido Woman; A Guide To Intrinsic Awareness.’ Enjoy

Turmoil, chaos, all the disruptions that come with life don’t have to modify who we are within. Give this a listen for a reminder that you were called to be a love-being, always.

Two things that try to steal our peace are envy and jealousy, and many of us don't know how to deal with it, neither are we kind enough to ourselves to be vulnerable about the operations of these two in our lives. Listen, enjoy, and share with a friend.

The love way to experiencing calm and peace in our daily lives.

Some of the turmoil we experience, we program with our own words. There's hope, listen and enjoy.

Keep finding yourself in a place of unrest and dissatisfaction? We're in this together. Listen to this and put your calm back on.

Detox, let go, rest. Enjoy this piece and take some time out to be well today.

A psalm of David, to clear your mind and help you navigate to some serenity within a busy day.

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Listen to this insightful conversation with Equality Advocate and Media Entrepreneur Jennifer Mairo.

If we must grow, we must be very intentional about who is in our space and who's company we are in for extended periods of time.

Over lunch, Kim Oprah (Former Beauty Queen and Big Brother Nigeria 2019 contestant) chatted about dealing with cyber bullying, riding above the waves of anxiety that comes with social media, and much more. Enjoy

Had a spontaneous realization on how we perceive when we are fully present or barely present.

Angry outbursts? Irritability over small things? Loss of interest or pleasure in day-to-day activities? Having trouble sleeping? These signs and more tell us something about our state of mind we need to pay close attention to.

This intense and persistent worry and fear about time dwells in the mind and we find ourselves living in the past and future in a way that makes us anxious and is detrimental to optimal functioning. Isn't it amazing how one could think about future possibilities and bring to their experience a reaction that hasn't even yet occurred. This is because your brain can hardly differentiate that your imaginations haven't translated into present time or better put (experience), and as a spirit being, you already project yourself into the future without knowing it. When we find ourselves in the midst of this turmoil, we need to come right back to the center, back to the present. This is where we can experience peace and contentment. If we are created in God's image and God lives outside of time, then there is an element in us that supersedes time, so we are greater than any task, already accomplished or hoping to accomplish so why give an inanimate thing (a task or the imagination of it) all of our power. Let's get familiar with Peace in the present, use meditation as a tool to embrace a new perspective, for indeed, sometimes all we need is a paradigm shift.

Many times, if everything we are doing seems to be bringing much stress and anxiety, it just might be time to pause and check if we need to align properly. Listen for tips to align your way to peace and productivity.

Offense is seed for unrest and anxiety and grows into many things, not limited in scope to animosity, enmity, evil judgement, and pure wickedness. The fruit that the seed of offense sprouts into doesn't affect the one we are offended by in the same way it affects us, so this is a battle with self and one that we'd need to win internally. The good news is we can heal unforgiveness and patterns of offense by increasing our awareness of its existence in our lives.