EP. 42 WHY CAN'T I BE PREGNANT AND SUCCESSFUL AT THE SAME TIME? by Dr. Yetunde Odugbesan-Omede

EP. 41 AVOIDANCE IS NOT A PROBLEM SOLVER by Dr. Yetunde Odugbesan-Omede

EP. 40 DO NOT ACCOMODATE WHAT DOES NOT HONOR YOU by Dr. Yetunde Odugbesan-Omede

EP. 39 HOW DOES SOCIETY TREAT AMBITIOUS WOMEN by Dr. Yetunde Odugbesan-Omede

EP. 38 HOW EGO HINDERS SELF IMPROVEMENT by Dr. Yetunde Odugbesan-Omede

IN REMEMBERANCE OF MLK: WHAT IS YOUR DREAM? by Dr. Yetunde Odugbesan-Omede

Episode 37 talks about how to compose yourself and not overreact to little and big things life throws at you.

Last episode of the year 2017 urges listeners to take the time to reflect on the experiences, opportunities, lessons, failures and more in order to proceed successfully into 2018. No new year's resolutions just yet...take the time to reflect first!

Episode 35 is here! “Self love without self-awareness is useless.” There's no greater hypocrisy than meta-hypocrisy – hypocrisy about one's own hypocrisy. We draw the contrast by exaggerating how bad someone else is, but also by exaggerating how good we are in comparison. We instantly forget the times when we've acted like the person who angered us. We bemoan the lack of self-awareness in our politicians, bosses, and friends, we rarely consider whether we might have room to improve, too. It’s not that how we view ourselves is wrong or useless, nor should we develop an insecure concern about what people think. But because others see us more objectively than we see ourselves, we should take the time to understand their point of view. How else can we discover the hidden strengths that give us a unique edge, or the blind spots that are hurting our relationships without our even knowing it? I digress...episode 35 goes into detail about my thoughts and advice on this topic! #growuptoglowup #selfawareness #checkyourself

In episode 34 of ASK Y Podcast, Dr. Yetunde talk about how we as individuals define ourselves. She helps listeners to step away from defining our selves with just one word, using people's opinions and perceptions as forms of identification builders and learning how to define who you are on your terms.