Welcome back to another episode of the Girl Stop Playing podcast.

It's your favorite homegirl, Coriol, here to encourage you to stop playing with your potential and start working for what you want in life and in love.

You already know that I'm on a mission to bring you the information and the conversations

to help you make the money and get the honey.

You can have it all as long as you are willing to work.

And today I have another soul-snatching solo sermon, which of course is my opportunity to really

give y'all like a dear diary entry. Okay. This is my opportunity to share what has been on my mind,

what is in my spirit, and what, you know, I'm just feeling led to share based on some of the

things that I've personally been going through and just some of the messages that have been

coming to me as I continue to evolve and develop and hopefully mature and improve, right?

All of the things as we continue to explore personal development and what that means.

As I'm trying to figure out what season this is in my life and I'm listening to all of the

sermons and watching all of the motivational videos, I kind of felt led to share today's message, which is entitled

The Walking Dead. So there's this quote that says, most people die at 25, but they're not

buried until 75. And in those 50 years, they're considered what I'm calling the walking dead because they're

literally spending the majority of their life being a spectator at this sport or the game

of life, right?

Instead of putting their shoes on, lacing up those sneakers, right?

Getting their game face on, deciding that they are going to be active participants

by getting in the game.

So many people decide by age 25 that they are just ready to be robots, right?

AI, we think in AI coming up with all of this stuff, but you, sis, you are already a robot, right?

...