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Excellent conversation 👌

I'm preparing myself to be hosted in your show in 2 years

Thanks Penuel with your great show, I promise you, I'm coming up with a financial changing concept, that will change many lives in South Africa I will revealed it in this show when I'm finished building it. Keep up the good work.

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I like what the Brother said about his Father going everywhere with him. Young men need strong Male, Masculine role models. When we're young Men we naturally gravitate towards that. Unfortunately, these positive Male role models are in short supply. And the situation is aggravated by the fact that many of us grew up without fathers, for various reasons. We were raised by our Mothers who did their best but unfortunately cannot draw out the Masculine energy within us. This can only be done by other Men. I'm sorry to say, and I'll probably be called "toxic" for saying this, but Masculine energy is lacking in our generation, and the "toxic masculinity" narrative is not helping. Men are too soft now and guess what, all the things required from a man by society require Masculine energy: build, secure, protect, provide, etc. I'm sorry, unless we bring back Masculine energy we're done. Look at all the strong groups in this country, Indians, Afrikaaners, look at their men. Black men still have to have debates about "toxic masculinity" while other men are Leading, Building and Protecting. There are no debates, it's just done and nobody is concerned about "toxic masculinity". But we need Masculine men to do anything. I like what the Brother said, you don't ever want to find yourself in need of a gun and not have it, you'd rather have it and not need to use it. Masculine energy is the same. If we don't have it properly developed and channeled it's a problem. We definitely ain't gon produce a Bruce Wayne in a society that is so anti-masculine. The Good Guy who is feared by the Bad Guys won't be coming any time soon. We need to start having real conversations and I think your platform is doing that Penuel. We need to be willing to have conversations that are not PC.

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We really appreciate the generous contribution. Thank you 🙏🏽

And also let's try to be paying members... funding will go a long way.

My king,I love and appreciate you

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Ey bro this interview is very rich in motivation especially with community commitment and engagement

Thank you for the support. It means a lot 🙏🏽✊🏽❤️

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Some of the things like changing school policies to suit us as parents, being responsible parents by not being one of the highest countries for high obesity, alcohol abuse, and gender based violence.

I started selling cigarettes on the streets of Attridgeville around 2001 grew to owning a tarven,grew to own two taxis and lost all of it,went to TUT studied for 4 years and a teacher now,fast backward,before selling Cigarettes i was working with my uncle at his construction business pushing a wheel barrow 🤔🤔🤔 I need this guy📍

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@@godpenuel I'm an avid watcher of your channel Ntate... You always make reference to Thanos (I even watched those movies because of you🙂) and you also mentioned Batman. Give us real-life examples of this society-altering violence and you'll realise that it has long lasting consequences. Look at us, we're still suffering emotional and spiritual consequences of Colonialism and Apartheid violence. I think this podcast has introduced us to people and ideas we would've never heard if it wasn't for your model. Keep it up my brother.

@Tiisetso Moleko The danger with real-life examples is that they may cause harm to me or others. Movies allow us to discuss real life using principles and fiction. It goes down easier... like nice-tasting medicine.