Your Triggers Belong to YOU

The Illusion of Perfect

Welcome back! It's been a while. On this episode I express how perfectionism and unrealistic expectations can hinder your journey more than it helps. Life is all about trusting & loving the process of becoming. We can't continue to allow the illusion of perfect to be what keeps us stagnant or living fearfully. Stay faithful. Learn to love where you are planted.

Your Triggers Belong to YOU

Why you blaming everybody else for how YOU feel and react to things? On this episode I express how I feel about how sometimes we play victim when we are actually our own villain. Placing your triggers and feelings in the hands of other people can be too upsetting. Time to be accountable and take responsibility for our own emotions. The person we usually need to check is ourself.

Pick A Side

Welcome Back! It's been a while & I'm so proud of me for taking this small step. On this episode I go a little bit into my absence and why I have not been creating. The main topic is the need to choose what side of life you desire to be on. We discuss how being stuck in transition from old to new will keep you stagnant, not going anywhere you desire to be. Old you or new you? Because you can't be both!

Minor Setbacks for Major Comebacks

On this episode I catch everyone up about how my life has been going and where I am on my personal development journey. Also, I talk about how setbacks do not always have to be a negative thing. Sometimes taking a few steps backwards help you see what you may have missed the first time around! It's up to you to come back harder, stronger, and wiser than you were before.

Know Who You F**ckin' With...

If everyone is disposable and replaceable to you then what do you consider yourself? On this episode I talk about how unfortunate it is to not have the capacity to decipher who is not worth fumbling. Everybody can't be replaced! In current society good, solid people are hard to come by so when you get them you better know who you f**ckin' with and act accordingly.