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#12 Self love and trust with Dell-Amina Mwongozi
In this episode, we talk to Dell-Amina Mwongozi, a creative, an analyst and a lover of beautiful things. Dell-Amina lives in California in the USA.
Dell-Amina speaks from her perspective as an artist on how her creative approach helps her to process, analyze, and learn from the commas in her life. When she experiences isolation, she seeks and discovers connection through her art, a vehicle through which she also explores the idea that each person we encounter contributes to our self identity and expression. Tune in to hear how Amina speaks her reality into existence and chooses consciously how to create herself.
You can find Dell-Amina at:
- Her website and all of her links: Amirahshantel.com/links
- Bandcamp: https://amirahshantel.bandcamp.com/track/mommy-bop
Dell-Amina would like to acknowledge the following Black women-owned organizations/causes that matter to her and invites you to consider supporting them and sharing their messages:
Amethyst Soul Home https://amethystsoulhome.com (Jillene Williams) Since 2017, we have been devoted to handcrafting candles of the highest caliber, using only the finest, ethically-sourced materials. Our candles are imbued with a purpose - to create an atmosphere of tranquility and harmony in any setting.
Berry&Thyme https://www.shopberryandthyme.com (Erin Burrise) I started berry&thyme because I believe you deserve to taste products that are as unique as you are.
Drip Espresso https://www.dripespresso.coffee (Jasmine Bronson, Keiona Williamson, Taylor White) DRIP is a Black, woman, and sister owned coffee shop where we center espresso, community and culture. We serve as a hub for Sacramento, attracting espresso loving, foodie types, and community seekers.
If you are currently sitting on a comma and would like to explore how to get yourself moving again, check out my "Get Off Your Comma 5-Week Program". [https://www.offthecomma.com/programs]
While we grow this podcast, you can learn more about me at www.offthecomma.com. All of my social media links, organizations I support and other ways to reach me can be found on my linktree at https://linktr.ee/paulbriley.
My intention is to keep this channel ad-free and a safe container for uninterrupted storytelling. Donations are welcomed to help cover the costs of monthly editing and production fees only. Thank you!
Until next episode, keep noticing!
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By Paul BrileyIn this episode, we talk to Dell-Amina Mwongozi, a creative, an analyst and a lover of beautiful things. Dell-Amina lives in California in the USA.
Dell-Amina speaks from her perspective as an artist on how her creative approach helps her to process, analyze, and learn from the commas in her life. When she experiences isolation, she seeks and discovers connection through her art, a vehicle through which she also explores the idea that each person we encounter contributes to our self identity and expression. Tune in to hear how Amina speaks her reality into existence and chooses consciously how to create herself.
You can find Dell-Amina at:
- Her website and all of her links: Amirahshantel.com/links
- Bandcamp: https://amirahshantel.bandcamp.com/track/mommy-bop
Dell-Amina would like to acknowledge the following Black women-owned organizations/causes that matter to her and invites you to consider supporting them and sharing their messages:
Amethyst Soul Home https://amethystsoulhome.com (Jillene Williams) Since 2017, we have been devoted to handcrafting candles of the highest caliber, using only the finest, ethically-sourced materials. Our candles are imbued with a purpose - to create an atmosphere of tranquility and harmony in any setting.
Berry&Thyme https://www.shopberryandthyme.com (Erin Burrise) I started berry&thyme because I believe you deserve to taste products that are as unique as you are.
Drip Espresso https://www.dripespresso.coffee (Jasmine Bronson, Keiona Williamson, Taylor White) DRIP is a Black, woman, and sister owned coffee shop where we center espresso, community and culture. We serve as a hub for Sacramento, attracting espresso loving, foodie types, and community seekers.
If you are currently sitting on a comma and would like to explore how to get yourself moving again, check out my "Get Off Your Comma 5-Week Program". [https://www.offthecomma.com/programs]
While we grow this podcast, you can learn more about me at www.offthecomma.com. All of my social media links, organizations I support and other ways to reach me can be found on my linktree at https://linktr.ee/paulbriley.
My intention is to keep this channel ad-free and a safe container for uninterrupted storytelling. Donations are welcomed to help cover the costs of monthly editing and production fees only. Thank you!
Until next episode, keep noticing!