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Why is the prison population all around the world made up of mostly lower class and middle class inmates? In this podcast I talk about the illusion of crime.

What is the strongest criteria for choosing the right man for you as a woman? Does he have to be rich, good looking or God fearing? What if I told you that none of these are as important as we make them seem when it comes to romantic and marriage compatibility.

Is Ai the antichrist? Will technology overrun humans? Are we inching closer to the end of humanity as we've known it? I address these questions and more in this episode.

What if I told you influence has little to do with great wealth, power, status, knowledge, fame or popularity. True lasting human influence requires only one vital thing that everyone craves.

Should we always save people from trouble? Is there an important role the concept of being in a troubling situation plays in our lives as humans?

What we call reality is simply the frontend of our backend imagination, which is usually fed by the information we open ourselves to. In this episode I talk about how living in an era that celebrates easy access to information can be incredibly dangerous.

Sometimes, toxicity isn't out there in the classroom, the workplace or online. The toxic environment is sometimes the place where we ought to find refuge - the family. In this podcast I talk about what to do when toxicity seems too close for comfort.

As the year comes to an end, many people become highly critical of their progress and achievements. In this podcast I give some much needed perspective to what kind of achievements are truly worthy celebrating.

Can a person become poor by sharing too much. In this podcast I talk about why a generous person can be perceived as a target for human exploitation.

Marriage is meant to be a life long commitment. In this podcast I discuss if this commitment is strong enough to withstand career changes, changes in our physical appearance and drastic changes in economic status and earning capacity.

In this episode I answer a question on the idea of matchmaking and its place in the modern church

In this podcast I answer a question about the male and female dynamics of love, agreement and submission.

I was just a boy who loved to draw. I never imagined that simple passion would become a career, a business, and a journey filled with mistakes, wins, failures, and lessons. In this podcast, I tell the story of how I found art, became a graphic designer, and built a business around something I simply loved doing.

We like to think we are logical beings. We like to think we are spiritual beings. But perhaps, before all else, we are desirous beings. More often than we care to admit, we don’t follow what is true—we follow what we want.

We've been taught that winning is about success, money, or status. In this podcast, I argue that the biggest win in life is something you've already achieved.