We have come to the end of the season and part of this finale episode I want to use this as an opportunity to reflect on the impact of the pandemic on our lives, the success of Fairyqueen Talks the podcast and I have a special message of encouragement for you.

On this episode I want to remind you of your greatness and why resilience is essential to your growth and ability to thrive in this existence. My hope is that by the end of this episode, you will continue to grow in confidence of your own abilities and embrace all the things that make you, you!

On this episode I want to explore subjects that women all over the world have to challenge. Things like right to vote, sexual and reproductive rights, intersectional feminism and much more. I will also share about things I personally have had to challenge in my womanhood.

In the world of motivation and goals, you will often hear the word manifestation. On this episode I want to explore the idea of manifesting your goals and dreams. I also have some exciting news to share with you regarding my goals for this year.

On today’s episode, I will be addressing the final line of the nursery rhyme about love. I will be exploring the idea of romantic love and parenthood. I’m new to this arena in life, and have jumped from no baby, to becoming a mother of two in one pregnancy. It is my hope that after this episode you will have a healthy balance between loving your children and your romantic partner.

On this episode I'll be exploring the sentence "then comes marriage" from the nursery rhyme about love. I'll be mainly focusing on what love looks like in marriage from my own perspective and experience.

In today's episode I will address the famous line, first comes love (from the nursery rhyme bout kissing in the tree). I will be taking you through my journey of what love means to me and why its important to focus on love being a verb oppose to describing an emotion.

I love romance, intimacy, relationships and marriage. And in honour of the month of Valentines, I’ll be discussing all things love

On this episode I want to go over ways we can reach our goals in a sustainable manner. Sustainable living is important to those who want to avoid a burnout and high levels of stress.

On today's episode I will be sharing some thoughts on people who have and are shaping history (like Dr Martin Luther King, Kamala Harris and Amanda Gorman). I think it's important for us to remember history, be aware that history is always being shaped and that the choices we make for our future will be fundamental for our own personal and family history.