Welcome to this empowering episode of "Charlie's Conversations" where Charlie dives into the topic of embracing your true self and breaking free from the opinions of others. In a world filled with judgment and social pressures, it can be challenging to stay true to who you are. Join Charlie as they share insightful tips, personal experiences, and practical strategies on how to confidently be yourself and prioritize your own happiness over external validation. Tune in and discover the liberating path to living authentically and embracing your uniqueness, regardless of what others may think.

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In this episode, Charlie discusses the aftermath of a painful event and how compassion can aid in healing. 

In this episode, Charlie discusses women who love men too much and why they aren't good friends to have. She outlines four categories that you may have interacted with. She discusses what being their friend looks like. She also discusses why they won't be good friends to you. We may love women who love men too much, but those women don't always love you back. 

In this episode, I investigate why you perform in relationships (romantic and non-romantic). I explore how that dynamic came to be. What it does to your spirit, and why you should let go of the performance. I hope you take something from this episode.

I realized that sometimes, life gets the best of you. Sometimes there are big disruptive events that ruin your light or small mini-events that chip away at you. Sometimes you find yourself waking up in the morning dreading the day.  OR you wake up and replaying all the ways people have hurt you. Sometimes those things cause you to skew your vision of yourself and your future yourself. During those times you have to be clear about who you are, and use strategies to keep that person in tact. 

Dating is a hopeful game. Most of us do a good job at playing it cool, but underneath that indifference are people who really want to love and be loved. I am one of them and I'd like to discuss how sometimes hope is not enough.

Pushing yourself to the limit is unhealthy. It does not mean anything to work till you have no energy. There is no beauty nor virtue in it. The only thing that is happening is that your body and mind are getting beat up. To stop that from happening, I've created an episode with handy tips to help you rest. 

This week, I would like to talk about the concept of embracing peace and the challenges that come with it. I was prompted to think about this topic based on my personal life experiences. Currently, everything in my life is going great, and I am at peace. I am discovering my passion through my work with Charlie's Toolbox - my podcast, writing, and the stories I share empower me. My dating life is harmonious, and my relationships with friends and family are mostly peaceful. Yet, despite this, I have this nagging feeling that things will change. That I will once again find myself on the ground, crying out to God to help me pull through. In this episode, I explore this feeling, why it's there, and how to overcome it. This episode discusses that feeling, why, and how to overcome it. 

Dear Over-Liker why is liking someone such a bad thing? If you have self-respect, can you also give love freely? Can you feel excited about a new prospect and still live your life and not compromise your values? If you want to learn how, please listen to my podcasts... 

Anxiety is natural. Anxiety about dating is natural. Everyone has it, but the difference between a person enjoying their date while being slightly anxious and the other who lets her anxiety ruin her dating experience is how they manage it.