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In this episode, Joshua Nehemiah delves into the profound questions surrounding the meaning and purpose of life. He emphasizes the importance of acknowledging a higher power and distinguishes between the concepts of meaning and purpose. Joshua discusses the collective and individual purposes of humanity, highlighting creativity as a fundamental aspect of our existence. He encourages listeners to unlock their creative potential and embrace their roles as creators in the world.

Takeaways
- The meaning and purpose of life are essential conversations.
- Acknowledging a higher power is crucial to understanding existence.
- Meaning and purpose are distinct yet interconnected concepts.
- Humanity shares collective purposes while having individual ones.
- Creativity is a fundamental purpose of humanity.
- Everyone has the ability to create, regardless of their field.
- Frustration often stems from not expressing one's creativity.
- The creator rewards those who engage in creation.
- Unlocking creativity can lead to personal fulfillment.
- Each person has a unique contribution to the conversation about life.

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- This episode was sponsored by G.U.M Clothing, the #1 clothing brand for unity. Find fashion forward hats, shirts, and hoodies, designed with the embed values of love, peace, and progress. Its apparel for those who believe in the brotherhood of humanity. Check them out at www.gumclothing.com

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In this conversation, Joshua Nehemiah explores the effectiveness of boycotting as a method of protest in the 21st century. Our world is driven by digital activism and cancel culture, does boycotting still hold power, or has it lost its impact? In this episode of I Got To Say This, I break down the evolution of boycotts—from historic movements that changed laws to modern-day hashtags that fade overnight. Are we truly shifting power with our dollars, or just making noise?

🎙️ Tune in, get inspired, and let’s rethink the power of protest in today’s world. #BoycottOrBust #IGotToSayThis

Keywords
boycotting, protest, social media, community organization, activism, DEI initiatives, black businesses, minority rights, economic impact, social justice

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