An Extraordinary Take

On today's episode we are joined by Former Football player Jesse Donn, as he takes us through his own process of redefining himself and navigating life after a career move he never saw coming. Together, we unpack the often unhealthy relationship we can have with our work when we can't separate ourselves from what we do vs who we are. Jesse, who has now transitioned to a Fitness Trainer, also takes us through the importance of women understanding how their monthly cycles affect how and when they should train.

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In this powerful episode of An Extraordinary Take, we dive into the complexities of the mother-daughter relationship with author, educator, and TEDx speaker Sebabatso Thulo. A passionate advocate for women's healing, Sebabatso has dedicated her life to helping women mend the often complex relationships they have with themselves and each other.

Sebabatso shares her deeply personal journey of discovering her own mother-wound and the courageous steps she took to heal her relationship with her mother. The conversation uncovers the barriers that often inhibit mothers and daughters from forming deep, authentic connections, while also exploring how these unresolved wounds manifest in children—insights she has gained from her experience as a high school teacher.

As the founder and host of Healed and Loved, a women's networking group aimed at inspiring and uplifting women, Sebabatso brings wisdom, empathy, and a roadmap for those navigating their own healing—whether together or on their own.

This episode is a must-listen for mothers and daughters who are on their own journey of healing past wounds, and understanding the profound impact that their connection to each other has on who they become.

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On this episode I am joined by Barbara Moagi who's a 24-year-old Radio Personality, Multimedia Content Creator, Entrepreneur, and the voice behind the empowering podcast "Boldly Becoming." When I knew I wanted to start this podcast Barbara was one the very first few people I felt safe enough to tell and it felt fitting to have her not just as my first guest, but to have her be the person that introduces me to the listeners of this podcast. Together we go on a beautiful trip down memory lane looking at my activism work that started at the age of 15 as inspired by my grandmother who was and is still a trailblazer in our community of umhlabuyalingana.

By sharing my own journey, I hope you get better insight into who I am and my intention for this platform.

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Hi there!

Vulnerability moment here, one of the main things that led to me taking so long to release this podcast was how many podcasts I would see being launched almost on a daily! I felt as though people were getting podcast fatigue and I completely understood why. But here's the thing, while they may be annoying (some…haha) podcasts are an important mirror into our society. By being exposed to the many different ways that other people see life, we get to expand our worlds and our views about it and the more we do so, the more we may discover that we have so much more to learn...

My hope is that that discovery leads us to walk this earth with more kindness and humility.

Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk:)