In this episode, Junior shares a revealing real-life experience from his time working at an ethnic radio station — where the work environment reminded him of something unexpected: an elementary school playground. Through humor, insight, and storytelling, Junior explains a profound life lesson: if you can master the playground, you can master life.
You’d think that success and adulthood would eliminate childish, petty behavior — but as Junior shows, people are still just people. Titles and positions don’t always change emotional maturity. The powerful takeaway? Choose the high road.
Junior reflects on the challenges he faced, and how he overcame negativity by choosing the positive path — even when it wasn’t easy. His story is proof that when you take the high road, it always pays off. In his case, that decision helped him break free, stay focused, and ultimately live his dreams.
As Junior always says: “Life is short. Live your dreams.”
And sometimes, that means walking away from the drama — and walking toward your destiny.
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