Loving Yourself Fully & Becoming a King In Your Own Right ft. Arthur Prince III

You can have a million dollars and be unhappy, or a broke person on the street & be the happiest person ever. Loving yourself is the way to finding happiness. How do you become comfortable in your own skin?

In today’s episode, Arthur Prince III joins us on the show as he shares his journey from becoming a black sheep to a king in his own right. Arthur was a track & field athlete at Louisiana State University (LSU), now a professional Track & Field athlete and an author.

In the session, Arthur shares his journey from growing up as the only black kid in their school, a confusing friendship that left him alone, and his painful experience of losing his mom to fully loving himself & becoming comfortable in his own skin. He also delves into the importance of self-validation, the definition of success, the reasons behind his 21-day journaling challenge, as well as his biggest takeaway from it.

Additionally, we delve into his biggest disappointment in life, letting go of the past & allowing yourself to grow exponentially, snippets from his two books & being a king in his own right just like his name!

Tune in for more insights from Arthur’s inspirational journey!

Timestamps

[00:17] About Arthur Price III

[01:44] Hot seat questions with Arthur

[13:28] Arthur’s journey in loving himself fully

[19:37] Why comparison is a thief of joy

[27:08] Arthur’s definition of success

[33:21] Arthur’s 21-day journaling challenge & biggest takeaway from journaling

[39:24] Letting go of the past & thinking about the future

[48:49] About Arthur’s two books

[53:48] Being a king in his own right

[57:12] What growth means to Arthur

[60:25] To connect with Arthur Prince III

Quotes

“You don’t need another person to experience life with if you're being happy yourself.” (15:24-15:30)
“I don't think people should strive for happiness. Happiness is a leading feeling.” (20:32-20:40)
“Journaling really slows your life down, and you learn more about yourself whenever you do it.” (37:53-37:57)
“You don’t have to get there fast, but as long as you’re moving and have pride in the journey, you’re good.” (54:13-54:30)
“Whenever you want to grow, you know that where you are now is not where you want to be, but where you’re dropping from, you’ll hopefully land in a better place.” (58:52-59:03)