In this episode, Tosin Obasa shares the experience of studying Law at the University and lessons from this experience that could be applied to our personal life for our development and fulfilment…
Listen to “Tosin Obasa on Lessons from Studying Law, Combining Family Life with Career And Adapting to Changes” 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 February 23, 2021
- Episode length: 1358
- Original audio supplied by the official Mirror Talk podcast feed
What this conversation explores
- In this episode, Tosin Obasa shares the experience of studying Law at the University and lessons from this experience that could be applied to our personal life for our development and fulfilment in life.
- Change is a constant thing in this dynamic world.
- Don’t be rigid, be ready to adapt to change.
- What is your definition of a perfect time?
- Kindly stay connected by subscribing or following on any platform.
Official episode notes
In this episode, Tosin Obasa shares the experience of studying Law at the University and lessons from this experience that could be applied to our personal life for our development and fulfilment in life. Change is a constant thing in this dynamic world. Don’t be rigid, be ready to adapt to change.
What is your definition of a perfect time?
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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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