You can't focus on what you're building AND what people will say at the same time. Pick one.

Leave people in the dark - always. When Apple released iPhone 16, they were already working on iPhone 17 and 18. That's how you should operate.

This episode breaks down why he made a vow to never post pictures until years later, why Igbo culture teaches "dress anyhow so people can't suspect how much you own," and why if nobody would ever see what you bought, you probably wouldn't buy half of it.

The journey is more important than what's in your account.

Episode 13 of 45.

Being an influencer is not for you.

You’ll spend 6+ hours online daily for the rest of your life anyway - so use 90 minutes to CREATE, not just consume.

But don’t chase influence - it’s a demonic force that makes your life about likes and retweets. Instead, become a Key Person of Influence (KPI): share your authentic ideas, document your journey, and attract people who think like you. Influencers perform for everyone.

KPIs share for a specific niche.

There are 8 billion people online - your unique voice will find its audience.

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All your financial pain comes from one thing: the dark desire to upgrade your lifestyle. You have food, data, a phone, a roof. You're doing fine. But you want MORE - to look wealthy instead of being wealthy.

Here's the test: if someone offered you 115 million naira in 5 years, but you couldn't spend a single naira more than you spend now, would you take it? Of course. But you won't actually do it.

This episode breaks down why the need to show off to others is why you're failing financially and don't even know it.

Episode 11 of 45.

I almost failed Thermodynamics because I listened to friends explain everything but never solved a single question myself.

There is no understanding without experience.

This episode is about why you're over-wise (you know too much but practice too little), why there's no "best way" to make money (there are billionaires in every industry), and why looking at 6 months into a 2-year journey to start something new means you never master anything.

Faith comes by bombarding yourself with information about YOUR field until you believe it's the best thing in the world.

Episode 10 of 45.

I bounced a tennis ball off a wall and it wouldn't come back.

That's when I realized: feedback is never wrong.

If you're not getting the results you want, you're not as smart as you think.

This episode breaks down why Ronaldo made hard work his talent when Messi had more natural potential, why Kobe Bryant said "no one expects more from me than I expect from myself," and why quitting at 6 months when it compounds at 2 years means you lose 1.5 years of compounding.

Episode 9 of 45.

My dad taught me 12 years ago with a broomstick: divided we fall, united we stand.

This episode is about why struggling alone is harder, why 90% of people you meet won't be trustworthy (but the 10% are worth the pain), and how one person chases 1,000 but two people put 10,000 to flight.

The math doesn't make sense but it's true - teamwork multiplies exponentially.

Episode 8 of 45.

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Would you take one marshmallow now or two later?

That simple test from the 1960s is still the single most accurate predictor of how successful you will be in life, health, and wealth.

This episode breaks down the legendary Marshmallow Test and reveals why your ability to resist that 100,000 sitting in your account - or the urge to binge-watch Netflix - is the only thing separating you from the top 1% who win the "Marshmallow War."

If the beginning of your journey feels painful and confusing, you’re passing the test.

Episode 7 of 45.

If you were born in a war zone, orphaned, abused, and abandoned - could you still become the wealthiest person on your continent?

That's high agency.

This episode breaks down why having ideas means nothing (everyone gets the same ideas), why most churches train low agency by teaching blind obedience, and why successful people see billionaires as senior brothers they'll soon overtake - not as gods.

Question everything. Create your own options.

Episode 6 of 45.

All billionaires have two versions of themselves: the one that works like they're broke, and the net worth that's growing in the background.

This episode breaks down the half-life theory - why you need to live on 50% of your income and lock the other 50% where you can't touch it.

Rainy days will steal your savings if you keep them liquid. Solid assets only.

Episode 5 of 45.

Would you take $1 million today or let $1 compound untouched for 5 years?

Most people grab the million and stay broke.

This episode is about delayed gratification, why nobody is willing to look poor for 5 years (even when they're making millions), and the one thing that makes you endure the pain: a big worthy goal.

If you haven't dreamt about your goal, it's not worthy enough.

Episode 4 of 45.

Think you're 3x away from the top 1%? Try 200x.

The people winning in your niche aren't just working harder - they're doing hundreds of times more volume, compounded over years.

This episode breaks down the volume game: why you can't do it alone, the 4 types of leverage that change everything, and why B2B partnerships beat grinding B2C sales every single time.

Episode 3 of 45.

If you had to race a cheetah, you’d use a car, right?

So why are you trying to compete in life without the right mental models?

This episode is about focus - and why you’re probably spreading yourself too thin across 10 things when you should go deep on ONE.

The math behind compounding will blow your mind.

Episode 2 of 45.

You’re probably destroying your own happiness and don’t even know it. Most Nigerians are waiting to “make it” before they let themselves feel happy. That means most of your life will be miserable. This mental model flipped everything I thought I knew about success. Episode 1 of 45.