Transcript
A (0:00)
Was watching them constantly, Constantly. And it's not today anybody who has known me, I have hundreds of books, okay. It's the knowledge, it protects you. And the more you can centralize the knowledge based on what we have, that's it. So daily habits, knowledge acquisition every day. Because I knew that the school knowledge was not enough. It was not cut for it. So for the certificate it ended there. I had to do what I had to do. And that would mean that I had to re educate myself for life. The other thing is that when I got, when I get up, you know, you do business so you must work so you go to your routine. And about 80% of the time I would take my choice children to school as well. That's the time that I talk to them. You know, you bond with them. That meant a lot to me. So whenever you're going, you ask them questions, they ask you question. But that is something that I will not take for granted. But again, connecting with the right people. Connecting with the right people. Ambitious people, people who are, who are not thinking at the low level. You buy a car, they are angry. No, no, those are not the people looking at. They're looking at your house. That's not it. I'm looking at people who are looking at changing destinies. So minds like that, I connect with them and many times they may not even be physical, may be very distant. Some of them are even dead people. But I love connecting with them because of their mind. I have some men that I listen to almost every day. Anytime that I'm not so happy, I watch them and I become alive. Why? Because of the depth of knowledge that they share. So these are routines that I go through.
B (1:24)
Can you share one person you listen to the most? One person.
C (1:27)
Wow.
A (1:27)
This apostle, he changed my life. He's dead. Frederick K.C. price. He did a series on race, religion and racism. When I was doing masters, that's my blessing. There was no YouTube, but they had this website that they were streaming and some of them were on demand.
C (1:39)
I watched them.
A (1:40)
That's why I had my boldness. Earlier than that I was. I read articles from Dr. Ronoko, Rashidi, Olifi, Asante. I tell you, I didn't understand why as Africans were in that situation. So I was looking for answers and I think they really broke the system down for me to understand it and I could accept myself. If you're abroad and you're coming home and you're scared, you don't have that content. That's why you're scared the moment you have that content. Your consciousness will restore. Africans have culture, cultural sense, which is beautiful. The consciousness will restore your dignity as an African. Boldness, courage, and so those are the things that I feed on.
