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Prove Yourself or Improve Yourself: The Real Challenge"

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In this thought-provoking episode of Good Vinyl Mornings, host Prentiss "PL Sweets" Thompson challenges listeners to reflect on a powerful question: Are you focused on proving yourself to others or improving yourself for the better? PL breaks down the difference between external validation and personal growth, encouraging you to choose the path of consistent self-improvement.

To amplify the message, PL dives into Luther Vandross’s soulful gem "A Song to Love," co-written by the legendary Marcus Miller. He unpacks the song’s rich musicality, heartfelt lyrics, and the way it speaks to love, vulnerability, and authenticity—key elements in the journey of self-betterment. This episode is your reminder that life is a constant evolution. Don’t just prove your worth—improve it. Tune in for inspiration, soulful sounds, and a fresh perspective on how to level up from the inside out.

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LUTHER VANDROSS | STOP TO LOVE

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In this thought-provoking episode of Good Vinyl Mornings, host Prentiss "PL Sweets" Thompson challenges listeners to reflect on a powerful question: Are you focused on proving yourself to others or improving yourself for the better? PL breaks down the difference between external validation and personal growth, encouraging you to choose the path of consistent self-improvement.

To amplify the message, PL dives into Luther Vandross’s soulful gem "A Song to Love," co-written by the legendary Marcus Miller. He unpacks the song’s rich musicality, heartfelt lyrics, and the way it speaks to love, vulnerability, and authenticity—key elements in the journey of self-betterment. This episode is your reminder that life is a constant evolution. Don’t just prove your worth—improve it. Tune in for inspiration, soulful sounds, and a fresh perspective on how to level up from the inside out.

SONG OF THE DAY

LUTHER VANDROSS | STOP TO LOVE

SOCIAL MEDIA:

https://www.instagram.com/plsweets/

https://www.instagram.com/repurposenetwork/

https://www.instagram.comgoodvinylmornings/

Subscribe on Apple podcast

Subscribe on Spotify

Subcribe on iHeartRadio

  continue reading

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