So we're all looking for the secret to success. What is it that will lead to us creating our extraordinary life? Here's what I know for sure: There isn't a magic formula. What I wanted to share with you, though, today are the five C's that have created success in my life. These are 5 things I have been doing that has helped me achieve the outcomes that I want and the goals that I am chasing.

Today I want to share with you three questions that will change your life. I've been asking myself these questions every single day since the beginning of the year, and it has had such a profound impact on me and how I go through every single day.

In this episode, I will share the three key points you will need to remember to be able to build sustainable habits.

This year has been such a great example of hardship, and now more than ever, is when our habits are what will carry us through.

In this episode I talk about the Stanford Marshmallow Experiment that was done in 1972 and its significance on how to deal with issues of self-control, especially when it comes to changing habits.

In this episode, I break down the steps on how to untangle your bad habits by understanding how they are formed in the first place.

In this episode, I want to share with you how a habit is created and the science behind it.

Before we start this week’s podcast episode, I highly encourage all of you listeners to check out the video of this episode on our website, NDINI.COM or on our YouTube channel, NDINI Media. The reason I mention this is because this episode contains valuable visuals of the Fogg Behavior Model, and it would greatly help you understand it if you could actually see the illustration and diagram that I talk about.

Self-discipline is about doing what you NEED to do when you need to do it so that you can do what you WANT to do when you want to do it. Self-discipline is about doing what needs to be done even when you don’t feel like it. ESPECIALLY when you don’t feel like it.

This week, we continue our conversation with African Media Executive, Broadcaster & Creative Industry Specialist, Leslie 'Lee' Kasumba.

This week, we talk to African Media Executive, Broadcaster & Creative Industry Specialist, Leslie 'Lee' Kasumba.

I’m sharing some of the things I’ve learned that I think will help to make this year different for you.  It doesn’t matter how close or far you are from your goals.  Using these 9 tips will absolutely help you to make these last 90 days your best!

This week on our Quick Fire Q&A series, we are featuring bestselling author, CEO of Motivating the Masses, Inc., and global motivational speaker, Lisa Nichols.

This week on our Quick Fire series, we have CEO and founder of Curlshoppe, Natasha Sheppard. 

This week for our Quick Fire series, we have Strategy and Growth Consultant and founder of My African Corner, Chioma Ifeanyi-Okoro.

For our Quick Fire episode this week, we have motivational speaker, coach, entrepreneur, and author of 'A Walk In My Stilettos', Makini Smith.

Joining us this week in our Quick Fire series is mother, entrepreneur, and life coach Robina Abramson-Walling.

Joining us this week in our Quick Fire series is Keynote Speaker, Inclusion Consultant, and Co-founder & Editor-in-Chief of ByBlacks.com, Camille Dundas

In this week’s Quick Fire episode, we have inspirational and motivational speaker, life coach, and expert spray tan therapist Maria Michelle Lee.

It’s time once again for our Quick Fire series! And to start it off, we are having Canada’s Queen of R&B, Jully Black.

This week we feature Francisca Mandeya, the author of ‘Mother Behold Thy Son’

This week we have the privilege of welcoming back Award-winning International Speaker Mpumi Nobiva.

This is the second part of our conversation with Zimbabwean actress Tendai Chitima, the star of Cook Off -- the first Zimbabwean feature film on Netflix.

This week, we feature Zimbabwean actress Tendai Chitima, the star of Cook Off -- the first Zimbabwean feature film on Netflix.