Ayodeji Awosika

There are millions of self-help books that are in mint condition because the owners never made it past their first chapters. There are countless sheets of notebook paper with written lists of goals that now reside in trashcans.

Reading a lot isn’t very useful if you are reading the wrong things. Here are the most impactful books that I’ve read in my life.

Here are some classes that I think would be beneficial to prepare students for life after college:

We live in a fear based society. Instead of living glorious, exciting, and liberating lives, many of us are doing life in an imaginary prison we’ve created for ourselves.

Here are some things that are actually a little bit healthy for you to worry about — consider them now, before you are forced to learn the hard way.

Life has ups and downs; you will never be able to escape that, so why burden yourself with the idea that it’s not supposed to be that way?

You can’t fix something until you admit it’s broken.

The key to getting what you want is building momentum.

Here are a few different ways to help you figure out if you are on the right path in life:

It seems almost absurd that we all subscribe to this idea that we will always have enough time.

People want to have Bill Gate’s financial statements, but they don’t want to sit in a cubicle for ten years straight without a single day off like he did.

While many of the things I see do impact me on an emotional level, it requires a great deal of time, effort, and critical thinking to truly have an informed opinion on major political and social issues.