In this episode, we explore the struggles faced by those from low-income backgrounds striving for success in a world that often feels stacked against them. From an education system that fails to create equal opportunities to the gatekeeping attitudes of an older, biased generation, we unpack the harsh realities of trying to "make it." We also discuss how some young people, especially Gen Z influencers, resort to extreme measures—like participating in humiliation fetish content in Dubai—just to survive and gain attention. Tune in as we dissect how the pursuit of success can blur the lines of morality, where poverty has no shame, but shame has no limit.

In this enlightening episode of the Y.A.N.G Podcast, we delve into the unique perspectives of orphans, exploring the personal insights they wish everyone understood. We'll discuss the common misconceptions, the importance of genuine support, and the small yet impactful ways we can all contribute to a more compassionate and nurturing environment for orphans. Join us as we break down stereotypes, share heartfelt stories, and learn how to make a meaningful difference in their lives.

This is a simple rant or analysis of Thoughy2 episode on the same topic.

https://youtu.be/dRN2p7sSL_Y?si=CZXH74sYfx_gySex

While I haven't been in corporate for that long, the Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni's scandal has brought up a much needed discussion on workplace shenanigans.

Let's get into it.

On this episode, I try to express the pain of having to have your own back from a very young age.

It could be for any reason, but for me, it was based on having a vision that was so alien to the time and environment I was in at that time.

It is exhausting, tiring, and painstaking; most of the time it felt like trying to run with a 30 ton tire tied to your waist.

So lets get into it...

My short or rather brief narration of my last "?:ship.