In this episode we explore the not so obvious signs of a poor self image. The little foxes that are just a tip of the iceberg. The truth is we are all guilty at some point of this, and the crux of this episode is to show that we need to give grace to others as they work through their journeys, but more importantly, we need to plug into another value system outside what this world has to offer to overcome ourselves.

Is the grass truly always greener on the other side? Is it ever? In this episode with Chloe, she talks through her personal experience of overcoming comparison.

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From bullying to wrestling with the culture, Chloe opens up about how she practically overcame external and internal voices that were contrary to the word of God.

In this week's episode, Ayiko is back with Pt.2 of 'Self Image Talks'. We explore the concept of 'self' , what was its intended purpose and how we wrestle with it in the world today.

There is such a thing as running on spiritual emptiness. Recognising the source, and the need to continually re-fill from the source is important to maintaining balance and joy.

As a social media native and a fashion designer, self image is something I have committed to revisiting and refining. I have to. I find that just living and being is invitation for enough external pressures.  Everything about us, relationships, pursuits, emotion , etc, rises and falls on self image. And so we really must come to an accurate understanding of our selves. Not what we would have wanted, not what the world wants, but what we are.

I begin my series of self image talks with my poem titled 'April'. About an eagle preparing to take on the skies, from birth.  As high as it's capable of flying, sometimes the graceful strides of a peacock seems like the better deal. As beautifully as the eagle could glide against the winds, sometimes a swim in a cool stream  like a swan seems like 'living the life'.  No matter, a swan is a swan, an eagle is an eagle and in the end, the baby eagle was made to fly.  And so, it must learn to fly. Its authenticity comes to life in the skies.

My conviction is that we are all called to leadership and the next of several questions, is what type of leader are you? The kind that leads from the front or the back? 

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