: 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.
: 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. Kill your Ego with Pst. Akomaye Ugar
: Actively seek out opportunities to learn from others, even when it requires admitting you do not have all the answers. Kill your Ego with Pst. Akomaye Ugar