In this footnote, Meka tells the story of his decision to transition and the realisation that he had no excuses NOT to live his truth and become the amazing dude we all know and love today.<a target="_blank" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2290601/open_sms">Send a text</a>linktr.ee/leslievcoaching - Get in touch with us and book a free intro. Life Coaching consult!

In this footnote, Meka tells the story of his decision to transition and the realisation that he had no excuses NOT to live his truth and become the amazing dude we all know and love today. Send a text linktr.ee/leslievcoaching - Get in touch with us and book a free intro. Life Coaching consult!

In this footnote, Meka tells the story of his decision to transition and the realisation that he had no excuses NOT to live his truth and become the amazing dude we all know and love today.<a href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2290601/open_sms" rel="noopener noreferrer">Send a text</a>linktr.ee/leslievcoaching - Get in touch with us and book a free intro. Life Coaching consult!

Footnote Ch1: When Meka ran out of excuses not to transition

Join me, life coach Leslie Crudup Villagarcia and my ever inquisitive co-host, Meka, as we&nbsp; examine personal development books through the lens of intersectionality, making self help content more accessible and relatable. What is intersectionality? According to Dr. Kimberlé Crenshaw, who coined the term in 1989, "Intersectionality is a metaphor for understanding the ways that multiple forms of inequality or disadvantage sometimes compound themselves and create obstacles that often are not understood among conventional ways of thinking." So, why did we create this podcast?&nbsp; Because the personal development/self help/wellness/success world often erases the lived experiences of people from marginalised communities. The truth is that privilege often plays a huge part in a person's success, but do mainstream books admit to this?....Rarely. That's why we're here to extract the gems hidden within the content. To reframe relevant information from these books in a way that will allow us ALL to live well, regardless of race, sexuality, gender identity, neurodiversity, or socioeconomic status! In other words, we're not just reading between the lines, we're Thriving Between the Lines! Visit leslievcoaching.com to find out more about me and to book a free intro. life coaching consultation. [Find my book club The Vanguard Book Club for Personal Development on Meetup.com]

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Join me, life coach Leslie Crudup Villagarcia and my ever inquisitive co-host, Meka, as we  examine personal development books through the lens of intersectionality, making self help content more accessible and relatable. What is intersectionality? According to Dr. Kimberlé Crenshaw, who coined the term in 1989, "Intersectionality is a metaphor for understanding the ways that multiple forms of inequality or disadvantage sometimes compound themselves and create obstacles that often are not understood among conventional ways of thinking." So, why did we create this podcast?  Because the personal development/self help/wellness/success world often erases the lived experiences of people from marginalised communities. The truth is that privilege often plays a huge part in a person's success, but do mainstream books admit to this?....Rarely. That's why we're here to extract the gems hidden within the content. To reframe relevant information from these books in a way that will allow us ALL to live well, regardless of race, sexuality, gender identity, neurodiversity, or socioeconomic status! In other words, we're not just reading between the lines, we're Thriving Between the Lines! Visit leslievcoaching.com to find out more about me and to book a free intro. life coaching consultation. [Find my book club The Vanguard Book Club for Personal Development on Meetup.com]

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