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April 27, 2024 Do it Anyway! Ft Shanequa McCoy
This week on "The Analog Spotlight," I'm joined by Shanequa McCoy. We delve into the real challenges of dealing with anxiety and explore Shanequa's inspiring journey. Despite never obtaining a high school diploma, she has defied the odds by writing a full-length play that's on its way to Off-Broadway. Join us for a compelling conversation about overcoming barriers and embracing creativity.
Takeaways:
Feeling anxious and up against time is a common experience in your 30s and 40s.
Balancing work, relationships, and personal goals can be challenging and contribute to anxiety.
Medication can help manage ADHD and find focus.
Finding creative outlets and pushing through anxiety can lead to progress and personal growth. Anxiety can still be present even when things are going well
Overcoming challenges and pursuing your passion can lead to success
God's favor can open doors and create opportunities
Writing plays can be a transformative and powerful way to tell stories
Chapters
07:57 Pressure and Expectations in Your 30s and 40s
15:15 Seeking Confirmation and Peace
32:09 The Transformative Power of Writing Plays
41:41 The Power of Perseverance and Self-Belief
50:56 Celebrating Weekly Wins for Personal Growth
1 hr
April 13, 2024 Lord What's Up??
In this episode, LaToya discusses her struggles with unemployment, feeling unseen and unheard, and the paralyzing effects of anxiety. She shares her journey of seeking answers and praying for guidance. LaToya emphasizes the importance of celebrating wins, big or small, and finding wisdom in those victories. She encourages listeners to be patient with themselves and to speak up for their needs. LaToya concludes by reminding everyone to keep their heads up and hearts open in a world full of digital distractions.
Takeaways
Unemployment and the struggle to find stable employment can contribute to anxiety and feelings of rejection and loss.
Anxiety manifests differently in each person, and it can lead to paralysis and a lack of motivation.
Fasting and prayer can be helpful tools in managing anxiety and seeking guidance.
Feeling unseen and unheard can be a source of stress and anxiety, but it's important to remember that you are not alone in your struggles.
Celebrating wins, big or small, is a form of gratitude and can help build confidence and encourage further success.
Patience with yourself and others is key in navigating the challenges of anxiety and mental health.
Speaking up for yourself and seeking support from others can be empowering and help you feel less alone.
Finding wisdom in your wins and reflecting on your victories can provide motivation and inspiration for future success.
In a digital-driven world, it's important to prioritize analog connections and take time to disconnect from distractions.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Safe Space
09:53 Feeling Unseen and Unheard
27:51 The Importance of Celebrating Wins
35:06 Prioritizing Analog Connections in a Digital World
Connect with me:
Website: www.theanaloggirl.com
Instagram: @analoggirlpod
34 min
March 29, 2024 Leggo My Ego Ft. Milton Vann
In this conversation, LaToya and Milton Vann discuss the connection between anxiety and ego. They explore how pride can manifest as insecurity and contribute to feelings of anxiety. Milton shares his journey with anxiety and how he discovered the role of pride in his struggles.
Takeaways
Anxiety can be connected to ego and pride, as we often put unnecessary pressure on ourselves to meet certain expectations.
Humbling ourselves and surrendering to God's plan can help alleviate anxiety and reduce the influence of ego.
Valuing the journey and trusting in God's timing can help us overcome the anxiety caused by our timelines and expectations.
Rehearsing and believing the truth of God's word can combat the lies and insecurities that contribute to anxiety. Rehearsing the truth and checking it against God's word helps discerning God's voice.
Faith and patience are key in navigating the illusion of order and trusting God's timing.
Listen to Milton's Music: Apple: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/milton-vann/377045104 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1uS79ceMSVf4WTczOPeeEx?si=6XvxswH2R1uiRzgtCRJ6Cg
Follow Milton: @iammiltonvann
All things Analog Girl:
www.theanaloggirl.com
Follow AG: @analoggirlpod
1 hr 9 min
March 15, 2024 Good Habits Are hard AF
Summary
In this episode, LaToya discusses the challenges of breaking bad habits and forming good ones. She reflects on her own struggles with habits, particularly related to food and emotional eating. LaToya also explores the impact of ADHD on habit formation and shares her goal of developing a morning routine. She emphasizes the importance of starting small and giving oneself grace when trying to break habits.
Takeaways:
Breaking bad habits and forming good ones can be challenging, but it's important to keep pushing and stay consistent.
Starting small and setting achievable goals can help in developing new habits.
Giving oneself grace and not beating oneself up for slip-ups is crucial in the habit-forming process.
Understanding oneself and any underlying factors, such as ADHD, can provide insights into habit formation and make the process more manageable.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction
02:06 Reflection on Habits
05:41 Struggles with Habits
09:26 Challenges with ADHD
11:00 Breathing Exercise
12:14 Creating a Routine
13:41 Setting Goals
16:04 Holistic Approaches
21:53 Consistency and Patience
24:45 Weekly Wins
34:54 Wisdom: Keep Pushing
39:12 Conclusion
Get in touch with me at [email protected]
IG: @analoggirlpod
www.theanaloggirl.com
24 min
March 08, 2024Girl Shut Up!
Dive into this week's episode of "The Analog Girl Podcast" where we continue to explore the intricacies of navigating life and maintaining mental health in our digital era. This episode takes you through a journey of reflection, laughter, and growth, with a special focus on authenticity and self-love.

Key Takeaways:
Mental Health Advocacy vs. Reality: LaToya opens a candid discussion on the expectations from mental health advocates, sparked by recent actions of public figures that contradict their advocacy, highlighting the importance of genuine support and safe spaces.
The Solo Journey to Self-Love: A personal and Introspective Look into LaToya's current Phase of life, discusses the challenges and revelations that come with being single. Through humor and vulnerability, she shares insights on embracing singleness, finding comfort in one's own company, and the power of self-love as gleaned from unexpected sources.
Community Wins and Personal Wisdom: This segment celebrates the small victories shared by listeners, reminding us all of the joy found in community support. LaToya also delves into the dangers of oversharing, offering wisdom on guarding your space and the importance of discerning openness.

Stay Connected and Share Your Story:
LaToya encourages listeners to keep the conversation going by sharing their own stories of growth, challenges, and victories. Whether it's a win you're proud of or an insight you've gained, your journey is valuable to the Analogger community.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
05:01 Time Out Corner
09:10 Discussion on Charlamagne
13:01 Dealing with Singleness
25:30 Networking Event
28:57 Oversharing and Wisdom
35:03 Conclusion

Visit the podcast's website at www.theanaloggirl.com for more episodes and resources.

Follow LaToya on Instagram and Twitter @latoyadnewton for daily inspiration. For updates, a behind-the-scenes look at the podcast, and a preview of the next episodes follow @analoggirlpod.
25 min
March 01, 2024 Analog Girl Revival!
LaToya D. Newton returns to the Analog Girl podcast after a two-year hiatus. She shares the challenges she faced during her break, including an ADHD diagnosis, job changes, and a failed attempt at a new podcast. '
Takeaways
Prioritize mental health and take time to reflect and breathe
Recognize and navigate emotional rollercoasters
Strive for consistency while acknowledging personal challenges
Avoid comparing yourself to others and believe in your own abilities
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Return
03:40 Timeout Corner
07:03 Emotional Rollercoaster
10:18 Struggles with Consistency
12:40 Self-Reflection and Evaluation
16:07 Peer-to-Peer Support
23:40 Weekly Wins and Wisdoms
www.theanaloggirl.com
28 min
September 09, 2022It's Been a Long Time Ya'll!
It’s been a long time but the new season of Analog Girl Podcast is finally here. Join me weekly as I talk about my evolution during my anxiety & depression healing journey.
Trigger Warning: This episode contains conversations about suicide if you are sensitive to this subject you might want to skip it.
In today’s episode, I just wanted to catch yall up with where I have been and why I have been gone so long. I was deeply touched by the passing of fitness influencer Raven K. Jackson and the similarities we had in thoughts and emotions.
In a nutshell I'm chatting about:
Overcoming childhood trauma

Giving yourself grace while overcoming

Overcoming suicidal thoughts

God’s unwavering faith
Helpful Scriptures
"Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. 7 And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus." Philippians 4:6-7
“For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind.” - 2 Timothy 1:7
Suicide Prevention Resources:
24/7 Crisis Hotline: 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline 988lifeline.org
If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, help is available. Call or text 988 or chat 988lifeline.org. Veterans, press 1 when calling.
Crisis Text Line Text TALK to 741-741 to text with a trained crisis counselor from the Crisis Text Line for free, 24/7
About LaToya D:
LaToya D. Newton is a quintessential Bronx girl, who is a healthy mix of Cardi B and Lena James, if you know you know. As the host of her own podcast The Analog Girl, LaToya shares her experiences with anxiety and her journey through recovery to emotional wellness. When LaToya is not raising awareness about anxiety as an advocate, a relaxing day for her is laughing at ridiculous memes on Instagram or watching episodes of 'A Different World'.
Contact Me
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @the_analoggirl
IG: @the.analoggirl
www.theanaloggirl.com
36 min
November 25, 2021 It's The Gratitude For Me
Happy Thanksgiving!!! Sometimes holidays aren’t always fun, loving, and as peaceful as we would like them to be. Today I share a little bit of how I have had the holiday blues, I found myself becoming complacent with emotional suffering and resisting gratitude. I am now finding peace during the holidays and using gratitude to help me find that peace.
In a nutshell, I speak about:
Resistance is the key to suffering
Suffering is not our birthright
The effects negative thoughts have on the physical body
The Keys to surrendering to gratitude
... and so much more!
Today's episode is sponsored by me! Slay anxiety today in my Anxiety Killa T-shirts. Purchase them at www.theanaloggirl.com/shop
Have you read Lose The Thoughts Keep the Mind Yet? You can purchase the paperback, digital, or audiobook version of my book on Amazon!
https://www.amazon.com/Lose-Thoughts-Keep-Mind-Overthinking/dp/B09FS6WWHX/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1JJ0KG8Y6XKCK&keywords=lose+the+thoughts+keep+the+mind&qid=1637852050&sprefix=lose+the+th%2Caps%2C145&sr=8-1
About LaToya D:
LaToya D. Newton is a quintessential Bronx girl, who is a healthy mix of Cardi B and Lena James if you know you know. As the host of her own podcast The Analog Girl, LaToya shares her experiences with anxiety and her journey through recovery to emotional wellness. When LaToya is not raising awareness about anxiety as an advocate, a relaxing day for her is laughing at ridiculous memes on Instagram or watching episodes of 'A Different World'.
Contact Me
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @the_analoggirl
IG: @the.analoggirl
www.theanaloggirl.com
29 min
October 13, 2021 Ask a Therapist
In this episode, I speak with Dr. Akua Boateng, Licensed Psychotherapist and Mental Health Consultant. Dr. Boateng was gracious enough to provide answers to some of the real-life questions that I had for her, and I believe the valuable information she shares is worth noting down.
Dr. Boateng is a captivating thought leader and psychological consultant. Her work extends beyond mental health treatment and integrates aspects of career and psychological consultation, which she has done for colleges, artists, young professionals, and non-profit organizations. Through speaking, consulting (organizational re-envisioning, leadership training, workshops, etc) and content writing for various organizations, she lends her psychological knowledge on topics such as emotional growth, professional development, resilience, effective leadership, relationships and spiritual enrichment.
In a nutshell, we speak about:
Extending self-love to yourself in times of feeling depressed and feeling sad.
How to bounce back (even after lying to your therapist).
Coping mechanisms to get over the loss of someone that's still alive.
Coping skills one can use after witnessing a relative have a near-death experience.
How to navigate mental health problems.
How to support your child if they are going through a gender identity issue.
... and so much more!
Connect with Dr. Akua:
Facebook: Akua K Boateng, PhD, LPC
Website: https:www.akuakboateng.com
About LaToya D:
LaToya D. Newton is a quintessential Bronx girl, who is a healthy mix of Cardi B and Lena James, if you know you know. As the host of her own podcast The Analog Girl, LaToya shares her experiences with anxiety and her journey through recovery to emotional wellness. When LaToya is not raising awareness about anxiety as an advocate, a relaxing day for her is laughing at ridiculous memes on Instagram or watching episodes of 'A Different World'.
Contact Me
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @the_analoggirl
IG: @the.analoggirl
www.theanaloggirl.com
1 hr 3 min
September 29, 2021How to Choose You Without Being a Dick
What if someone could tell you the secret to saying “no” without being a jerk and the secret to pursuing real joy and happiness in your life? These two things alone can not only make your life easier but also richer.
In today’s episode, I speak with Amy E. Smith, a Certified Confidence Coach, speaker, and personal empowerment expert. Amy is the founder of The Joy Junkie and helps people move into a place of radical personal empowerment and self-love. Her focus is on helping people find their voice and she is sought after for her uncommon style of irreverence, wisdom, and humor. She’s been featured on Fox 5 San Diego and YourTango.com.
In a nutshell, we speak about:
Amy’s personal journey to becoming a life coach, podcaster and author.

Examples for you to say “no” and establish boundaries, all without being a dick

The issues with perfectionism and how it keeps us playing small in our lives

How to be soft and strong in our approaches to establishing boundaries

How Amy personally practices wellness without obsession
… and so much more!
Connect with Amy:
Website: https://thejoyjunkie.com/
Podcast: The Joy Junkie Show
About LaToya D:
LaToya D. Newton is a quintessential Bronx girl, who is a healthy mix of Cardi B and Lena James, if you know you know. As the host of her own podcast The Analog Girl, LaToya shares her experiences with anxiety and her journey through recovery to emotional wellness. When LaToya is not raising awareness about anxiety as an advocate, a relaxing day for her is laughing at ridiculous memes on Instagram or watching episodes of 'A Different World'.
Contact Me
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @the_analoggirl
IG: @the.analoggirl
www.theanaloggirl.com
57 min

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