Fairyqueen Talks

In today's episode I want to share my thoughts on how we can evaluate our friendships in order to maintain healthy relationships with those we love and think differently to us.

In this episode I want to explore the idea of being a law abiding citizen in a political system that may not reflect our personal norms and values.

In today's episode I want to delve into our mindset, whilst we are working towards achieving our goals. Through looking at patience, perseverance and being proud of where you are in this moment, I want us to learn to be OK with ourselves in the meantime.

Fairyqueen Talks is back for season 2 and during this episode I'll be covering my vision for season 2 and sharing my thoughts on how to keep your mental health in check in the midst of the covid19 crises and general political and societal instability.

During this break, I've had the pleasure of having a friend in life and friend of the show to visit and talk about the first season of this podcast.

Season 1 of Fairyqueen Talks wraps up by looking back at lessons learnt about who we need to be on a daily basis to become the best version of ourselves.

2020 is so different for everyone. Some have it good and some have it bad. Regardless of your situation, you must be present in your life. In today's episode I talk about why and how we can be present in our daily lives

In light of all the things that are happening in our world, I want to talk about us as individuals finding peace within ourselves, by freeing ourselves from the negativity we have  and to develop peace within. When we have peace within, feel secure within ourselves and take the lead in all aspects of our lives, we can tap into our greatness and also truly support people that are in need, because we can focus on things other than ourselves.

On today's episode I want to talk to you about transitioning into a new phase of our lives and hopefully motivate you to take the lead in this new chapter of this season of your life.

Today's episode is for all the lovers of love. It's for those who believe in love, want to be in love and stay in love. The seven-year itch is a popular belief, sometimes quoted as having psychological backing, that happiness in a marriage or long-term romantic relationship declines after around seven years. This episode has been inspired by Kristine Fellizar’s article about the 7 year itch on Bustle.