Dear Lazy Black Girls

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Dear Lazy Black Girls episodes

October 13, 2023 #28: Lazily in Love
In this week's episode of Dear Lazy Black Girls, we are going to explore how to show the love we have for ourselves and for others... the lazy way.
45 min
September 29, 2023 #27: What is My Soul’s Purpose?
In this episode of Dear Lazy Black Girls, we will be discussing why we are placed into this world. We are going to be spending some time reflecting and exploring our personal passions, toxic family patterns and relationships, to understand what our purpose in this world truly is.
29 min
September 22, 2023 #26: Spiritual To-Do List
In this week’s episode of Dear Lazy Black Girls, we will be diving into the importance of setting spiritual goals and intentions with ourselves, as we understand why we exist in this lifetime. We will dive into some examples of Spiritual goals and how to practice each one before you make up your own.
47 min
September 15, 2023 #25: A Letter from My Past Self
In this episode of Dear Lazy Black Girls, we will be acknowledging our past selves through a letter. We often get so caught up with life that we forget how much can change in the future that we have yet to experience. In this episode, we will be discussing how to address where we are in the present, while also exploring the endless possibilities of what beholds in our future.
1 hr 5 min
September 08, 2023 #24: Quiet is Good
In this episode of Dear Lazy Black Girls, we will be discussing the importance of silence and remaining grounded, even when we are unaware of where we currently are.
34 min
July 28, 2023 #23: The Healing Girl Series: Shifting the Narrative
In this lovely episode for Dear Lazy Black Girls, we will be focusing on how we display ourselves to the world. Often times, we take things personally that other people do to us, and as a result, we end up looking at ourselves completely differently than the way that we truly are. This episode will enlighten and strengthen the way that we see ourselves, but also the relationship that we have with who we truly are.
28 min
July 21, 2023 #22: The Healing Girl Series: Check Yourself
In this episode of The Healing Series for Dear Lazy Black Girls, we are going to talk about checking ourselves. Yes that’s right. Even you need to get checked sometimes. This episode is all about checking your energy, knowing how to transmute your energy and reaffirming ourselves rather than destroying ourselves.
40 min
July 07, 2023 #21: Introducing the Healing Girl Series
In this episode, we will briefly go over what topics to expect from the Healing Girl Series. This series is crucial for us Black women to reconnect with ourselves and find our true purpose in our lives.
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20 min
June 30, 2023 #20: Lazy Days
In this episode, we are going to cover the reality of lazy days, why it’s important to have them and what we can do during our times of laziness to help support us.

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34 min
June 24, 2023 #19: Honesty is the Best Policy
In this episode of Dear Lazy Black Girls, we are going to discuss the one thing that a lot of us are afraid of within ourselves, which is honesty. Honesty is the best policy, no matter how many times we try to avoid it, it always plays a role into how we except the things that happen in our reality and why did they happen. When it comes to being honest to ourselves. We may often confuse our delusions from the reality of the situation is presented to us instead of avoiding what happens to us, let’s work on creating a safe space within ourselves, so that we can have a better relationship with who we truly are in with our stories.

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40 min

About Dear Lazy Black Girls

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Being a Black woman in a society that forces us to constantly be “strong” makes it difficult for many Black women who struggle with their mental health. As a Black woman who struggles as well, I believe is is crucial for Black women who struggle with their mental health, and as a result are seen as “lazy”, to feel that there is someone out there who sees them.