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What becomes possible when we look at this more closely?
Failure is not the end of your journey. Whenever you fail, you have to pick yourself up and keep pushing on. Even though it could be difficult, we should be willing to…
Listen to “Dr. Ikepo Bolakale Rufai ON PASSION: Never Giving Up on Your Dreams” in full, then use the official episode notes and reflection prompts below to stay with the ideas that matter to you.
Episode at a glance
- Published July 24, 2020
- Episode length: 1694
- Original audio supplied by the official Mirror Talk podcast feed
What this conversation explores
- Failure is not the end of your journey.
- Whenever you fail, you have to pick yourself up and keep pushing on.
- Even though it could be difficult, we should be willing to keep moving forward and fight against all resistance or external factors that could possibly limit us.
- You have to set your goals and big dreams to achieve greatness.
- Doctor Ikepo Bolakale Rufai shares her inspiring life story about how she went from the lower thirty percent of the class to the very best in medical school.
Official episode notes
Failure is not the end of your journey. Whenever you fail, you have to pick yourself up and keep pushing on. Even though it could be difficult, we should be willing to keep moving forward and fight against all resistance or external factors that could possibly limit us. You have to set your goals and big dreams to achieve greatness. Doctor Ikepo Bolakale Rufai shares her inspiring life story about how she went from the lower thirty percent of the class to the very best in medical school. While chasing your dreams, remember that life is about balance.
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Reflect after listening
- Which idea from this conversation stayed with you most clearly?
- What could you apply, question or explore further in your own life?
- Which moment would be valuable to revisit or share with someone you trust?
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