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  • Don’t Rob Your Present Because You Think You Deserve More - SOS
    Feb 10 2026



    🎧 Episode Description:


    In this episode of Dreams By Any Means Motivation Station, we confront a mindset that quietly steals our joy and progress the belief that “I deserve more.” While it’s important to know your worth, it becomes dangerous when entitlement blinds you to the blessings, opportunities, and lessons in your now.


    We discuss how comparison, impatience, and ego can rob you of gratitude and discipline. This conversation is about shifting from a scarcity mindset to an abundance one not by demanding more, but by maximizing what you currently have.


    Don’t fumble your current position trying to fast forward the process. You’re exactly where you need to be to grow, prepare, and elevate.



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    6 min
  • Consistency!
    Feb 10 2026

    Consistency is the quiet discipline of showing up again and again especially when motivation fades. It’s choosing progress over perfection, building trust with yourself through repeated action, and understanding that small, aligned efforts done daily create outcomes that intensity alone never will.



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    5 min
  • The Power of Solitude - SOS
    Jan 27 2026

    🎙 Episode Title: “The Power of Solitude”



    Episode Description:

    In this episode, we explore the beauty, power, and purpose of solitude. Far from being loneliness, solitude is a sacred space where clarity is born, healing begins, and purpose is rediscovered. It’s in the quiet moments away from the noise, distractions, and expectations that we reconnect with ourselves, with God, and with the vision we were called to pursue.


    We talk about how solitude strengthens discipline, sharpens focus, and reveals what truly matters. Whether you’re in a season of isolation or intentionally choosing silence to hear more clearly, this conversation reminds you: you’re not alone, you’re being prepared.

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    12 min
  • Pain to Purpose W/ Dr. Mitchell
    Jan 17 2026

    Dr. Ni'cola Mitchell is an extraordinary individual who has made a significant impact in the realms of entrepreneurship, entertainment, writing, and youth leadership. With an impressive array of accomplishments, she has emerged as a prominent figure in empowering and uplifting girls worldwide.

    As an award-winning entrepreneur, Dr. Mitchell has demonstrated her innovative and strategic mindset across various ventures. Notably, she serves as the Executive Producer for Lifetime Movie Network, where she has played a vital role in bringing her compelling story to the screen in the film, Giving Hope: The Ni'Cola Mitchell Story, which captivates audiences and sheds light on important social issues.

    In addition to her contributions to the entertainment industry, Dr. Mitchell is a published author of 25 books, utilizing her literary talent to inspire and motivate others. Her works have undoubtedly touched countless lives, providing readers with valuable insights and empowering messages.

    However, it is Dr. Mitchell's dedication to empowering young girls that truly sets her apart. Recognizing the need to nurture and support girls in their formative years, she founded Girls Who Brunch Tour, a nonprofit organization with a global reach. This remarkable initiative aims to cultivate, inspire, and empower girls ages 9 to 17 worldwide.

    Dr. Mitchell's vision for the Girls Who Brunch Tour is grounded in fostering change and raising awareness about pressing socio-economic issues. By focusing on low-income communities and extending support to girls in foster care, victims of the sex trade, and teen mothers, she addresses the challenges faced by these marginalized groups.

    Through mentorship programs, workshops, STEAM training, and panel facilitation, Dr. Mitchell ensures that her organization equips girls with the necessary tools and knowledge to succeed. By exposing them to diverse perspectives and teaching them alternative ways of thinking, she empowers girls to overcome obstacles and thrive.

    Dr. Ni'Cola Mitchell's impact is undeniable, as evidenced by the tremendous reach of the Girls Who Brunch Tour. Having already touched the lives of over 48,000 girls worldwide, her tireless efforts and dedication have made a tangible difference in their lives, providing them with the opportunity to achieve their full potential.



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    39 min
  • Knowing When To Leave!
    Dec 12 2025

    There’s a moment in every season of your life when staying starts to cost you more than leaving ever will. But recognizing that moment? That’s the hard part. This episode is about learning to trust the signs, trust your growth, and trust yourself enough to walk away, whether it’s from a job, a relationship, a friendship, or an old version of you.


    We talk about:

    • How to hear the quiet signals you’ve been ignoring

    • The difference between being loyal and being stuck

    • The fear of starting over and why it’s actually a sign of progress

    • How to release environments that no longer honor your purpose

    • Building the courage to choose yourself, even when it’s uncomfortable



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    10 min
  • Domo, Fran, Bizz and Ed - Music Matters!
    Nov 14 2025

    In this episode, we explore music topics


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    2 h
  • A Man Amongst Men! W/ Silas Grant, Jr.
    Nov 9 2025
    Silas Hampton Grant, Jr. has dedicated his life to community engagement and activism in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. Silas dedicates much of his time to volunteerism as well as developing the next generation of public leaders. Silas has served as an elected official in the District of Columbia as a former Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner and a former Chair of the Ward 5 Democrats. He has also been nominated to Boards and Commissions in the District of Columbia including the Commission on Fathers, Men, and Boys for the District of Columbia and the Bicycle Advisory Council. Silas has also assisted in the implementation of gang and violence prevention programs throughout the city. His advocacy and lobbying has influenced legislation meant to improve the lives of at-risk families. He has advised several community-based organizations, elected leaders, and agencies in an effort to secure programming related to life skills, mentoring, case management, and workforce development. Silas currently serves on as a board member for Reading Partners DC, an organization committing to improving literacy for children in the District of Columbia. Silas, an avid reader, experienced life as a child of a father who was illiterate and has committed to promoting the importance of literacy and exercising the ability to read. Silas is the Founder of Quality People Solutions, a company focused on developing public service professionals and other outward facing leaders looking to further understand their purpose and engage with diverse communities. Silas provides workshop-styled trainings and content that aims to focus on the 360 degree wellness of those professionals and leaders. On a personal note, Silas is married to the former Valerie Oliver. Valerie is a licensed mortician by trade and a freelance writer and creative. Their desire as husband and wife is to work together to improve the lives of youth throughout the District of Columbia. Silas and Valerie also have a daughter, Mollie, who is four years old. As an advocate, leader, and mentor, Silas Hampton Grant, Jr. continues to strive to help others for the betterment of communities, and to improve the quality of life for all.
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    56 min
  • Platforms For Service! (Unc & Phew) W/ @delanohunter
    Nov 9 2025
    Delano Hunter is the Acting Director of the DC Department of General Services. Director Hunter is a long-serving member of the Bowser Administration, serving in senior leadership roles in four different agencies. During his tenure at the Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR), Director Hunter managed a comprehensive recreation system with a combined operating and capital budget of $218 million, more than 1,000 employees, and a diverse portfolio of 104 recreation facilities, 930 acres of green space, and 212 fields and playgrounds. DPR served more than 2 million visitors annually through expanded programming and facility access and was ranked the best park system by Trust for Public Land in 2021 and 2022. Before serving at DPR, he served as Chief Service Officer of the Mayor’s Office of Volunteerism and Partnerships (Serve DC). During Director Hunter’s time at Serve DC, the agency’s federal grant funding increased by nearly 40%, and over 12,000 residents and stakeholders were engaged each year, participating in innovative emergency preparedness trainings, including Active Shooter Response, First Aid/CPR/AED, and the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT). Throughout Director Hunter’s tenure, Serve DC’s oversight of AmeriCorps DC was an essential agency responsibility. The nationwide service program addresses critical community needs, including increasing academic achievement, combating poverty, providing mentorships, and sustaining national parks. Before his public service career in the District government, Mr. Hunter worked within the Retail Development Program for Nike Inc. in Beaverton, Oregon. While at Nike, Mr. Hunter co-founded the Nike Product Creation Experience (NPCE). The mentoring program enabled high school students to gain exposure to product development and marketing from industry professionals. In 2008, Mr. Hunter was recognized as the Nike Black Employee Network Person of the Year. Mr. Hunter is a native Washingtonian and Spingarn Senior High School graduate. He attended Delaware State University, where he graduated summa cum laude with a degree in Business Management. Mr. Hunter went on to earn his MBA from the Johns Hopkins University Carey School of Business.
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    1 h et 19 min