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When I was growing up, I don’t ever remember my parents telling me that they loved me. But yet, I knew that I was loved. There was never a doubt in my mind that they loved me. Now, how is that? How is it possible that someone can know that they’re loved without the other person ever saying those words to them? Well, in life, we don’t know people by their words. Words count for something up to a point. But we don’t really get to know people by the things that they say. We get

You want freedom. I want freedom. We all want freedom. There’s nobody who doesn’t want to be free. And we tend to equate freedom to doing what we want to do. “I just want to do whatever I feel like doing and then I’ll be free.” But you know, feelings and emotions are fickle and we cannot allow our emotions and our feelings to lead us. They add to us. They are given to us to follow (us). They follow us. They are a part of how we live but they are not good leaders. And so doing

Cream always rises to the top and sediment always sinks to the bottom. So if you want to be at the top of your game in whatever you do, if you want to be the best, if you want to stand out, you’ve got to put your heart and your soul into what you do and then you will be cream. But if you just do it as a job or you’re just doing what you need to do, just doing the bare minimum and it’s all up here, it’s in the head. There’s no heart in what you do and no passion in what you do

If you can produce real-life growth strategies for yourself, you can change the trajectory of your life. In her book, Redefining Success, Dr LaQuita Monley gives us 8 tools that will help you to develop a growth mindset, discover your identity, understand your purpose, and walk in your destiny. Listen on Spotify here .   Listen on Apple Podcasts here .   Also available on Audible, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts.