Souls of Hip Hop

Every other Tuesday, we release an interview with hip hop artists and creatives, who range from DJs to breakers, emcees to writers, producers to entrepreneurs, community leaders and mentors. We talk about their passion for hip hop, their lessons learned, business practices, relationships, personal development and maintaining health. You will get to know our guests and learn from their experiences. Thereby, we hope you get a real and authentic insight into the untold stories and lives of the people who actively contribute to the hip hop culture, beyond the mass media portrayal.

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Daily Power Thoughts #6

February 06, 2021 • Soulidarity LLC • Season 3 • Episode 6

Harnessing the power of thought is fundamental in designing your best life and nourishing your soul. In this season, we share quotes, take-aways from our guests and affirmations to energize your day. Let this season help to awaken your best you, uplift, inspire and bring daily joy. Knowledge is power.

In episode 6, we talk about mentorship.

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Welcome to Souls of hip hop: daily power thoughts. Harnessing the power of thought is fundamental in designing your best life and nourishing your soul. In this season, we share quotes, take-aways from our guests and affirmations to energize your day. Let this season help to awaken your best you, uplift, inspire and bring daily joy. Knowledge is power. Today's power thought is about mentorship. A mentor is a guide and a friend. Many times these souls come into your life challenging you to gain personal change. But for many to attract such a person into your life, you must first be a mentor for yourself. You have to be your own consultant, counselor and cheerleader. Developing such a mindset that is dedicated to our own self improvement, then opens the doors for a mentor to appear and lift you up to the next level of yourself. The music was beatbox by Denis the Menace and produced by Zede. A big shout out to the brothers from Switzerland. The background music was produced by Taki Brano. A big thank you to our broski from Providence. Our podcast basically runs on coffee to keep our show running you can support by buying us a coffee through the link in our show notes. I am Candy. I'm DJ Razor Cut. And this is Souls of Hip Hop.