RS 03: On Reflective Thinking, Self Awareness and Support Systems in a World of Never-Ending Distractions.
“Wisdom is simple, but not common” – Abraham Ologundudu
The world as we know it is increasingly getting busier. Everything is moving so fast that many seem to be moving randomly with the tides. The struggle with never distractions and recurring burnouts is now the order of the day.
Join me and Adebola ‘Zoe’ Williams, a Creative Writer, to explore tools and processes for developing reflective thinking, self-awareness, and support systems.
Key Takeaways
- People don’t like to know the messy part of their lives most times.
- But in reflections, you can see where you are coming from, where you are now, and you can see who you can be.
- Regarding self-awareness. Seeing others’ uniqueness can give you a wake-up call. However, from the place of healthy love! Not romanticizing other people’s lives over ours.
- Know Your Story – dedicate yourself to Logs/journals and Meditation.
- Invest in support systems.
- Build genuine relationships by being present
- When you are overwhelmed, learn when and how to tap out.
- Take breaks in a loud world. It’s good for your mental health.
- Don’t be passive about your life. If you don’t lead yourself, others will decide what you do.
- Self-awareness is not Self Consciousness. The former leads to positivity and growth, the latter leads to anxiety and self-sabotage.
- Ultimately, the most important love is that of God the Father towards us in Jesus Christ. Life makes a whole lot more sense with Jesus in it.
Resources
- Lead Your Life Free Digital Copy
- Zoe’s Linkedin Profile
- Zoe’s IG Profile
- One Thing You Don’t Have to Know – Series
- Salem Kinging
- Adaora Lumina
- Abraham’s Bio
- Abraham’s Instagram Profile
- Abraham’s Twitter Profile
Sound Credit
Inspiring Teaser by Rafael Krux
License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Story Of My Life by AlekSound
License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
About The Show
On RE: Spectrum, Abraham highlights ideas, thoughts and questions he has had to process on his leadership journey.
By exploring lessons, insights, stories, and questions based on his values, beliefs, and experiences, he hopes that you get empowered with the clarity, boldness, strategies and tools to lead an informed and purposeful life.
Author
Abraham Ologundudu
I am an award-winning changemaker, designer, and multimedia storyteller. I am committed to the global agenda for economic growth and social inclusion and dedicated to promoting ethical and digital leadership for the development of communities. One of my mission in life is to help contribute to a new African narrative by challenging the mindset, culture and traditions that inhibit our growth.
Comments
Oluwasegun Oladele-Ajose
I had fun listening to this podcast, so many powerful things were said about reflection, I especially loved the part about looking into the mirror and accessing your life. Reflection is a deeply powerful tool that one must use to grow.
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Omotola
The podcast was indeed awesome.
I learnt a lot from Adebola on the mirror analysis as a means of reflection on ones self.