: For emerging leaders, Ugar warns that a sense of entitlement is a sign of an unbridled ego. He encourages leaders to focus on consolidating their strengths and competencies rather than complaining or "ranting". Practical Steps for Ego Management
: Recognize when you are acting from a place of superiority or inferiority, as both are rooted in ego and prevent meaningful connection. Kill your Ego with Pst. Akomaye Ugar
: Pst. Ugar emphasizes that the ego often manifests as a need for constant validation or a fear of looking foolish. Killing the ego involves shifting focus from protecting your image to evolving your soul and embracing growth. : For emerging leaders, Ugar warns that a
: In the context of marriage and family life, he teaches that killing the ego is essential because marriage is not a competition. A dominant ego creates a "win-lose" dynamic that destroys intimacy. : In the context of marriage and family
: A hallmark of his teaching is that enlightened individuals see correction as a catalyst for wisdom rather than an insult. He notes that the ego seeks validation, while the soul strives for the evolution required to become one's best version.