In this episode of Becoming With Books, we dive into E.W. Kenyon’s classic work, Sign-Posts on the Road to Success, uncovering the timeless principles he believed every person must embrace to live a life of purpose, confidence, and achievement. Kenyon doesn’t describe success as luck or talent — he frames it as a journey marked by intentional choices, mental discipline, character formation, and spiritual awareness.

Together, we explore his most transformative signposts: training yourself for excellence, recognising your worth, developing a strong inner life, putting yourself in the way of opportunity, guarding your mind, giving your best, and choosing a life direction that aligns with God’s intention for you.

What if success wasn’t about grinding harder — but thinking deeper?

In this episode of Becoming with Books, Dedoyin explores the timeless wisdom of The Almanack of Naval Ravikant — a book that redefines wealth, happiness, and freedom for the modern thinker.

From building leverage that multiplies your time, to escaping competition through authenticity, and mastering the few things that truly matter — this episode is a roadmap for anyone tired of chasing success the wrong way.

Learn why Naval believes that:

💡 Wealth is built, not earned.

💡 Happiness is a skill, not a feeling.

💡 Freedom is the ultimate success.

So if you’ve been feeling stuck in the hustle, this episode will help you shift from survival mode to intentional living — the Almanack way.

Every great story starts small, with a quiet dream, a jar of cream, or a simple belief that “this could change everything.”

In this episode of Becoming with Books, Dedoyin explores the inspiring journey of Estée Lauder — the woman who turned her uncle’s tiny workshop into a global beauty empire. Beyond her success, Estée’s story teaches powerful lessons on belief, persistence, excellence, and balance, and what it truly means to build something without losing yourself in the process.

If you’ve ever wondered whether your small beginnings matter, this episode is your reminder that they absolutely do.

Tune in to learn how Estée Lauder’s faith, finesse, and fearless work ethic can help you build your dream, one intentional step at a time.

What do you do when life shifts suddenly, when the plans you made no longer fit the path ahead? In this episode of Becoming with Books, we dive into Spencer Johnson’s timeless classic, Who Moved My Cheese?, a simple yet powerful story about change, courage, and adaptability.

Life doesn’t always go as planned. Opportunities move. Seasons change. People evolve. But what if every shift is an invitation to grow rather than a reason to give up?

Join me as we explore the four characters in the maze — Sniff, Scurry, Hem, and Haw and discover which one you’ve been in your own journey. Together, we’ll unpack how to embrace change with faith, courage, and gratitude even when life moves your cheese.

In this episode, I share how the thinking patterns from John C. Maxwell’s How Successful People Think shaped my journey to building a global brand at just 24.

This isn’t just about business, it’s about mindset. I talk about the thinking patterns that helped me see break certain molds, think bigger, and how changing my perspective changed everything.

If you’ve ever wondered what separates the successful from the average, or how to think your way into the next level of your life or career, this episode is for you.

In this episode, Jim Collins book Good to Great is featured. The book centers on what makes the great companies last and stand the test of time.

In this episode, we discuss Simon Sinek's book on what makes a successful leader.

In this episode we learn from Sheryl Sandberg what it means to have be a successful career leader especially as a female.