Three Fifty-Nine: Recent Episodes
Ataisi Fortune
I love honest conversations. It takes guts and courage to engage in deep talk that says stuff as it is. If you're like me, then this podcast is for you. In less than 4 minutes, I explore a deep topic. Listen for the lessons.
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My first guest-Minini Braide aka Lady Africa heartily talks about her natural hair journey, a few of her tricks to strong beautiful hair, and few words of advice to natural hair ladies in Nigeria. Check her out on Instagram onΒ @tamunomininbraide
Failure needs a better publicity because it is the all time stepping stone to success. In this episode, I share my thoughts on how failure should be perceived. I also chipped in the thoughts of one of my favorite celebrities - Steve Harvey. "
Harvey's Thoughts: "I have failed far more times than I have succeeded. You will never succeed more than you fail... That's just not how it works. I've pitched more than 200 show ideas in Hollywood, out of those 200 they have picked 5 in 33 years of pitching. They don't write about the shows that didn't get picked, just the hits. So when you fail, it's a part of the process. Keep going, you're supposed to fail. Who you know that gets it right all the time? That's impossible. Every time you fail, your one step closer to your goal."Β
Audio Clip source:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfwmYu0jjCE
My Instagram: @iamataisifortune.
July has been a wonderful month for me. I had my birthday on the 11th, got into a competition that needed votes for the first time and learned a lot about faith. In this episode, I cheerfully share my experiences. My aim is that you smile after listening. Thank you.
In life, I have learned that, every human being should be treated properly. Even if we don't have to meet them a second time, no one deserves ill treatment. Of course, I'm not the only one who believes this. Mrs. Ibukun Awosika, the first female Chairman of First Bank Nigeria, the CEO of The Chair Center group, multiple award-winning entrepreneur, and the first recipient of the Nigerian Women Entrepreneurial Challenge Award also preaches this gospel. With an excerpt from her speech to the graduating students at Covenant University in 2019, this topic of 'treating people like the treasure that they are' is expanded. I hope you get value from this. For the full version of her speech, check here: https://youtu.be/D942szRjRi8
There is a whole lot to be thankful for. Sometimes, our breakthrough comes through thankfulness. So, no matter what it is, we have to learn to give thanks, and more importantly count our blessings!
A lot is being said about the importance of taking care of our physical health in the midst of the Corona virus pandemic!
This episode strayed a bit and focused on ways to cope with the psychological strains in the atmosphere.
I added three vital thoughts to the PUNCTUALITY sermon I started in Episode Four. I hope you enjoy it.
Inspired by a personal experience in which I suffered the financial consequences of not being punctual, I decided to preach a little sermon on the significance of punctuality to every aspect of life.
In contrast to Evelyn Waugh's controversial quote, I buttressed the relevance of being on time.
Women's achievement world over, deserve to be continually celebrated. Thankfully, this is one of the goals of the International Women's Day.
It is on this premise I reviewed Dr. Stella Ameyo Adadevoh's heroic contribution to the Nigerian Health System.
In this episode, I explain the Importance of respect and how much it can help us obey the GOLDEN RULE always.
Every form of discrimination from racism to discrimination based on gender, sexual orientation and religion has in the past received proper audience. But, one type of discrimination is hardly talked about in social or religious climes. This bothered me and I decided to talk about it.