Its My Time Podcast

This episode segment discusses enduring criticism and persecution with examples from biblical and historical figures, encouraging listeners to rejoice in such challenges as a sign of being in good company.

This episode discusses the two key ingredients of success, emphasizing that personal self-assessment is more important than external validation.

This episode segment explores themes of personal control and destiny, using a quote from Janet Jackson and the story of Ron LaFleur's early struggles to illustrate the importance of taking charge of one's life.

This episode segment discusses the psychological and societal misconceptions about aging, emphasizing the importance of maintaining hope, self-confidence, and engagement in life to prevent feeling useless or old.

A story about a nurse demonstrating integrity by insisting on patient safety in an operating room, illustrating the importance of courage and sticking to one's convictions.

This episode segment explores how obstacles, like rocks in a stream or a dam, are essential for creating strength, progress, and usefulness in life, drawing analogies from nature and medicine.

A man searches for a magical touchstone on the Black Sea shores that can turn metal into gold, learning to distinguish it by warmth while maintaining hope.

This episode segment explores the concept of having two minds—a can-do mind focused on success and positivity, and a can't-do mind mired in negativity—using the metaphor of gardening the subconscious to illustrate how thoughts shape outcomes.

AJ, a Black police officer from Jackson, Mississippi, discusses his identity, self-perception as a work in progress, and interest in bodybuilding and Strongman competitions.

Reena Friedman Watts introduces herself as a mompreneur and podcast host of The Better Call Daddy Show, explaining how her background in reality TV production and her father's support inspired the podcast's unique format.

This episode segment explores the concept of true wealth through quotes and a story about a businessman who learns that peace of mind is more valuable than material riches.

Amanda Gustafson discusses her professional focus on helping small business owners design their businesses to reduce risk and enable activities like taking vacations, while also sharing personal interests and a networking story related to real estate in Augusta.

This episode segment explores the psychological impact of praise and approval on self-worth and motivation, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging others and oneself.

Bryan Sartin introduces himself as a highway engineer with 14 years of experience, discusses his professional identity, and shares personal interests in fitness and craft beer.

This episode emphasizes that personal growth and success come from fully investing one's abilities in any current position, rather than dismissing it as beneath one's talents.

Eugene and Donna Perry introduce their podcast focused on mental health for young people, sharing their personal healing journey and professional backgrounds.

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This episode segment uses the metaphor of an eagle's slow reproductive cycle to illustrate that achieving greatness requires patience and deliberate preparation over time.

Bradston Henry introduces himself as 'marvelously mediocre,' discussing how self-awareness and embracing mediocrity can be more valuable than striving for perfection, while sharing his background and interests.

This episode segment explores how viewing enemies as teachers can transform them into valuable assets for personal growth and character development.

This segment explores the common practice among successful people of vividly picturing their goals and maintaining that mental image, as illustrated by a quote from the book of Job.

This segment discusses the power of determination and overcoming mental barriers, using analogies like driving with the brake on and traffic signals to illustrate how people restrict their own potential.

This episode segment explores the concept of choice and destiny through the metaphor of two envelopes, emphasizing the power of the mind and positive thinking, illustrated by a story about two brothers.

This episode segment shares a story about using the three bones—wishbone, jawbone, and backbone—to pursue dreams and achieve happiness through perseverance and making the most of one's abilities.

Matt Suits introduces himself as a person of faith from North Georgia, now living in Tennessee, who shares life lessons and discusses his identity beyond titles, including his passion for Georgia football.

This segment discusses the importance of faith and inspiration over material wealth, referencing figures like Desmond Tutu and John Morton Finney who admired historical achievers.

This episode discusses how settling for mediocrity can lead to failure and emphasizes the importance of using one's imagination and abilities to achieve success.

LaPora Lindsey discusses using comparison as a tool for growth while sharing her experiences as a learning and development professional and the challenges of balancing work, motherhood, and family life.

Albert Pellissier discusses his entrepreneurial journey and how it led to self-discovery and a passion for teaching, relating to the theme of making adult decisions with a childhood mindset.

This episode segment explores how perception shapes reality, using a story about a traveler and gatekeeper to illustrate that our beliefs influence what we see in others and our surroundings.

The host discusses the importance of character and personal choice in shaping one's life, relating it to adjusting to a new night shift work schedule.

This episode segment offers motivational advice on maintaining faith, staying optimistic, and connecting with one's inner potential to overcome life's challenges.

This segment discusses the concept of attracting wealth by first cultivating personal qualities like self-esteem and creativity, rather than relying on money to provide happiness and fulfillment.

AD Dolphin shares his journey from growing up in poverty to becoming CEO of DHerbs and a media personality, highlighting his father's empowering influence and his appearances on major shows like Steve Harvey.

The host and guest discuss the guest's philosophy on thinking and training like a champion, influenced by Notre Dame and a mentor, tying it to personal purpose and family support.

Patricia Yin discusses her career journey from structural engineering to land surveying, highlighting her educational background and how she embraced surveying after moving to California.

Marty Solomon introduces himself as a passionate Bible teacher with a Jewish heritage and evangelical background, focusing on historically informed interpretation through his podcast and ministry.

The host reads and reflects on a daily motivation from Dennis Kimbrough's book about self-image and false status, using a story about an insecure colonel to illustrate how people often conceal low self-worth with pretentious behavior.

Host Asher Chua interviews Conard Cortney Anderson, who describes himself as a 'collection of experiences.' They have a reflective, philosophical conversation about living with purpose, embracing the present moment, personal growth through challenges like martial arts and fatherhood, and the importance of rest and self-awareness.

The host delivers a daily motivational message centered on Martin Luther King Jr.'s philosophy of pursuing excellence in any work, drawing from Dennis Kimbrough's book 'Think and Grow Rich, A Black Choice'.

The host shares a motivational story about an African prince born with a hunchback who transforms himself by visualizing his ideal self through a statue, illustrating the power of self-perception and persistence.

The host reads from Dennis Kimbrough's 'Think and Grow Rich, A Black Choice,' focusing on the daily motivation 'The Thrill of Victory,' which discusses preparation, effectiveness, and winning strategies using examples like Coach Clarence Gaines.

This motivational episode uses a traveler allegory and quotes from James Earl Jones and Lincoln University president Naira Sadarska to emphasize the importance of having a plan and direction in life.

The host reads the March 28th entry from Dennis Kimbrough's motivational book 'Think and Grow Rich, A Black Choice', focusing on self-judgment, inherent potential, and daily affirmations.

The host reads a daily motivation from Dennis Kimbrough's book 'Think and Grow Rich, A Black Choice,' examining limiting beliefs about wealth and presenting a philosophical perspective on universal abundance.

Asher Chua interviews Casey Stubbs, a father of nine, former military member, and entrepreneur, about his journey to financial discipline.

This episode explores the theological question of why bad things happen to good people, using an Arthur Ashe quote and a sermon from Reverend Calvin Butts to examine divine limitations.

This episode features a daily motivational reading from Dennis Kimbrough's 'Think and Grow Rich: A Black Choice,' focusing on the importance of personal initiative and not blindly following orders, illustrated by an allegorical story about a sentry guarding a dead rosebush.

A motivational episode exploring the principle of persistence as the key to success, featuring quotes from James Brown and Richard Wright along with an allegorical story about discouragement.

Host Asher Chua interviews Tonya Carter, a life coach and author from Decatur, Georgia, about her journey of redefining womanhood, personal growth, and mindset.