Today’s Guest: Brandon Jones of the Jegna Institute Our guest today is a mental health professional and the founder of the Jegna Institute, Brandon Jones. Our Patreon Supporters will Also Get 45+ More minutes where he answers the following questions: W...

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On Today’s Episode, we explore Chapter 3 of the audiobook Level Elite. We look at Developing a Code and why it is important for your Self Development. A Code is a disciplined way of making the most constructive results happen through your choices.

On today’s episode, we take a look at how important it is to play close attention to the actions we make every day. It is vital not just to react to situations in life but also be proactive to those situations. In chapter 2 this will be dive into.

In this episode, we get into chapter 1 of the audiobook Level Elite. Chapter 1 is all about mindset. In order to make the revolutionary change that we desired our lives one of the first things we need to do is shift our mindset.

Level Elite is an audiobook designed to help those that need help the most. This is a Self-development audiobook that is crafted for people who are seeking complete change in their life. S.E.L.F. is an acronym that stands for Survival Education for Leg...

Born and raised in Washington, D.C., Najya Williams is an undergraduate at Harvard College in Cambridge, MA. She aims to pursue a career in Pediatric and Neonatal Medicine. A youth advocate and social activist,

Today’s podcast, we discuss social and emotional intelligence and why it’s critical for your personal development. But you are not off the hook that easy. We also discuss why you suck at social and emotional intelligence!

This podcast features Brandon Jones (me) being interviewed on Minnesota Public Radio discussing trauma in the African-American community. A Jegna is a person who is still growing, still a learner, still with potential,

MALIK WADE has lived three lives. As a teenager, he was an enterprising drug dealer. As a young man, he was a fugitive from the FBI and eventually a prison inmate. As an adult, Malik transformed his life to become a mentor, author, entrepreneur,