Erica Rojek emphasized the importance of developing gratitude habits by regularly identifying five things she’s grateful for, cultivating an outlook of seeking what’s good without any ulterior motive. She also highlighted the need to acknowledge personal achievements, even small ones, as a way of building confidence and self-worth. Erica delved into how our brains are wired for negativity and how recognizing this bias can help us reframe our thoughts. She encouraged investing in oneself, embracing the idea that there’s no single “right” way to approach life, and facing discomfort as a path to growth and resilience.

Maurice Ridley, dives into the theme of “Survive or Hunt.” Maurice sheds light on a formula he uses in life (You x Why =X), emphasizing the importance of finding the “right why” He warns against using survival as a crutch, explaining that staying in survival mode can limit growth and keep people from realizing their full potential. Instead, he advocates for a shift towards a proactive, hunting mindset, where purpose and self-trust guide each step forward. Maurice reminds listeners that the best answers are often found within, encouraging a journey of introspection to unlock the inner strength and clarity needed to thrive rather than just survive.

Kamilah Reddock shares her journey as a connector of people and spaces, emphasizing the importance of sparking meaningful conversations to foster understanding and community. She opens up about her struggles with anxiety and depression, discussing how these challenges have shaped her path, particularly in her commitment to sobriety. Kamilah also reflects on learning to love more deeply, acknowledging that there is no endpoint to maturing. She shares her insights on the need to pivot in life when necessary, encouraging listeners to embrace change as part of personal growth and healing.