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- A Letter to Myself: 4 Truths to Live By
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If we’re going to address society, and if we are going to be the kinds of people who are actually capable of making a practical difference in our world, we must first be people who can look themselves in the mirror and say the things that need to be said.
This episode will be a confronting mirror. But i know we can be brave and honest enough to face the things that rub us the wrong way and actually ask why.
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31 min - 🔒 Who Are You Pleasing?
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Listen to this week's prompt and take time to journal, reflect, and do some internal digging!
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3 min - A Letter to the Women: Know Your Worth!
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I am especially excited to get into today’s conversation, because i am obviously a woman myself. I can speak from experience. But i’m also very excited to get into my letter to the women because i think i see things differently to most. Although like most, i have been bruised by a patriarchal society and male dominated world (especially here in Egypt and the Middle East) (and i will give examples of that as we begin), i still think i see things through a somewhat different lens to the common feminist discourse.
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36 min - 🔒 Are You Stuck?
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3 min - A Letter to the Men
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We (and society at large) can be very harsh when addressing men, women, and ourselves. This series aims to underline the importance of saying certain things, and verbalizing certain truths. But we can do that in a way that neither antagonizes nor victimizes any single member. We can speak the Truth in love, and be level-headed and mature enough to accept different opinions. This series is a conversation.
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31 min - 🔒 Hush Hush
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3 min - The Connection Between Acceptance and Mindfulness
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What is the connection between acceptance ("it is what it is") and mindfulness? What is mindfulness? Life will continue throwing its insane curveballs at us; so how can we show up in a balanced way without losing our minds in the process?
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32 min - 🔒 A Good Obsession
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3 min - The Power of Acceptance: Embracing the Philosophy of "It Is What It Is"
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What if we embraced the "it is what it is" philosophy as a catalyst for positive change in our lives? What are some practical ways we can truly live by this phrase, and how can it affect the levels of our anxiety?
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26 min - 🔒 A good life
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About Being Aloud
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Hello! My name is Bee Bishay-- an Egyptian writer who is desperately trying to carve out room for more authentic, off-scripted conversations. Despite a society that places a subtle (though very…
heavy) expectation on all of us to follow the same path, life has shown me--the very hard way--that things don't always go as planned. In fact, I've learned that though we may spend days and nights clearly mapping out the details of our futures, our lives *rarely ever* unfold as expected. And as harsh of a smack on our human pride as it is, the fact is that we don't really have very much control at all.So why do we insist on shaming ourselves when life doesn't go as we'd expected? Why is it so hard for us to embrace the stickiness of our frail humanity? These are the questions I attempt to explore throughout the Being Aloud podcast--a place where we're not afraid to be our messy, imperfect, un-linear human selves, out loud!