Today’s episode is a continuation from last week’s episode release. I decided to separate the two episodes as we highlight two separate topics. My guest today, Princeton Clark talked last week about how we can create sustainable change for the Black Lives Matter movement and today he will share his story, how he is helping others develop self mastery, what it means to master yourself and how to begin.

Princeton has spent the last 16 years assisting others in evolving their lives through self-mastery and a deeper journey of self love.After overcoming many challenges in life such as abuse, being molested as a child, drugs, a violent lifestyle, a failed suicide attempt when I was 23, and many other things… He has come to master many life concepts that affect personal growth, spiritual growth, relational growth, professional growth, parenting, and overall life challenges. The first half of the episode Princeton shares his journey and how he got to the place he is now. The second half of the episode he talks about personal mastery and tangible advice of how to begin to master ourselves and have a deeper understanding of our personal development journey.

As Princeton quotes “Greatness is birthed in the lives of those who choose the uncommon path. You have to be willing to be uncomfortable to achieve greatness! You have to be willing to do what the majority won’t do!” Mastery is a path many won’t take, although it’s a journey worth taking. So let’s get to it…

Now let’s talk about this subject:

“The Journey Of Self Mastery — A Path Worth Taking”

Would you like to awaken your power, potential, and your purpose? Are you ready to take the path to transform your life? When you choose to create change in your life, you must first realize that you must become the change in your life. Everything you manifest in your life all start with you. Taking the journey of self-mastery is a challenging process, although it’s a path worth taking and Princeton Clark welcomes you on the journey

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