Loving Yourself

You Can Love the Sport, But the Environment May not be for you

Sometimes the activity isn’t the problem, the environment is.In today’s episode of The Simone Peront Show, I talk about loving something like sports, hobbies, or passions while realizing the people or atmosphere around it may not be the right fit for you.I share personal reflections on field hockey, team dynamics, energy, growth, boundaries, and knowing when to adapt, walk away, or create a better path for yourself.If you’ve ever felt like you loved something but didn’t love the environment around it, this episode is for you.✨ Topics covered:Loving the game but not the environmentTeam energy Boundaries and self-respectKnowing when to adapt or move onCreating better opportunities for yourselfThanks for being here.Get ready to have a sweet, fantastic, amazing day.#TheSimonePerontShow #personalgrowth #SportsMindset #selfrespect #lifelessons #confidence #fieldhockey #mindset #positiveenergy

Awakening From the Cave & Escaping the Herd

In this episode, I explore Plato’s Allegory of the Cave and Nietzsche’s concept of the herd, two timeless ideas that explain why most people stay asleep and why awakening feels so rare. If you’re on a journey of authenticity, awareness, and becoming your true self, this conversation is for you.

Loving Yourself

In this episode, we dive into the art of self-love — what it truly means, why it’s essential, and how it impacts every area of your life. You’ll learn how caring for your mind, body, and spirit is not selfish, but the foundation for healthier relationships, greater confidence, and a stronger sense of purpose. Join me as we explore simple practices that help you prioritize your well-being and embrace the version of you that deserves love, joy, and peace.

Ghosting

This episode is about ghosting my thoughts on it, and how I feel others should approach the matter

My viewpoints and thoughts when it comes to relationships

Relationships are a give-and-take and it’s important that both partners, are willing to do what it takes to be together :that means putting in the sacrifice, hard work, passion, chemistry and connection alive. It’s important to know yourself, take good care of yourself, and then in return, be able to do so abundantly for the person that you care and love