Educators Johnnie and Arlaana share personal experiences with education. Arlaana shares about getting into Columbia University when she was initially laughed at for trying, and how she and other Buddhist educators started a successful public, and later charter school, when the odds were severely stacked against them. Johnnie, who grew up on Hilton Head, the birthplace of the Port Royal experiment to educate freed slaves after the Civil War, explains how education was like breathinng or food growing up and the key to escaping generational poverty. She further relays how she successfully earned graduate degrees and raised highly educated and successful children. Both Johnnie and Arlaana are passionate about the need for a revolution in education.

Money, as we all know, is a part of life, whether you have it or not. How healthy is your relationship with money? Do you control it, or does it control you? In this episode, we discuss various aspects of money, share personal experiences, ans suggest ways to create a healthy and value-filled relationship with our finances. We also discuss the need to educate our youth on money matters so that they too can create and maintain a healthy financial future.

Do you ever blame the mirror if you don't like what you see? As silly as it sounds, we tend to blame our environment, rather than self-reflect. Our eyelashes are so close but we can't see them, so how can we see ourselves? It's so much easier to look at other's perfections or imperfections and compare ourselves. In this episode, we give examples of how you can "straighten up" your life and create a more positive YOU and make self-reflection your SUPER POWER!