December Exposed: Why Most People Lose Themselves This Season

In this Locker Room segment of the APACUTPodcast, APA dives into a truth most South Africans feel every December but rarely speak about.
This season carries a strange energy — celebration, ego, nostalgia, alcohol, unresolved tensions — all mixing into something that often makes people lose themselves.

APA breaks down why December becomes a trap for the African mind:
how alcohol lowers our tolerance for each other, how ego flares up, how envy rises, and how one careless moment can change the course of a life.
He shares a raw and personal story from his younger days — a night involving alcohol, a woman, and a mistake that led to someone being stabbed — to show why mindfulness isn’t just advice… it’s survival.

He reminds us to:
– Look after ourselves.
– Choose peace over proving a point.
– Spend time with family.
– Drink indoors if we must, but avoid serious conversations while intoxicated.
– Protect our spirit as much as our body.

And as the episode unfolds, APA touches on a deeper truth:
that we are spiritual beings first, and losing touch with that side of ourselves is how we lose everything.
Finding your spirit… finding your God-within… is the real protection this season.

If you enjoy grounded conversations, hard truths, and spiritual perspective, this episode is for you.

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