Hello Darling

Hello Darling

By Maya MappEducationSelf-Improvement
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Hello Darling episodes

  • Happy New Year + Isolation + Performance Bondage

    Hello Darlings! Happy New Year, I hope that this year is off to a great start for you. In this week's episode, I welcome a courageous conversation about performance bondage, fear, isolation, and the need for community. I'm here to remind you that you are not alone, no matter what you are facing. This is a new year and I have a goal of getting 1% better every single day. Please feel free to reach out to share any feedback or thoughts on the episode!

    25 min
  • Word of the Year + Christmas Story

    Hello Darlings! In this week's episode, I share my word for 2023; the importance of writing down your vision for the new year and submitting it to God; and the special Christmas story we all know and love but in a unique way. It's so amazing how God shares new revelations each year. Please tune in and enjoy.

    37 min
  • Started from the Bottom

    In this week’s episode, I get the chance to have a conversation with the Founder & CEO of Oberon Asscher, Husani Spann. We discuss how he crafted and created his brand, opened his first storefront, as well as the beginning of his journey which required him to hustle, pray, and pivot. 

    Shop his storefront: https://www.oberonasscher.com/

    Social Media:

    Instagram/ Twitter -  @oberonasscher | @husani_khalid

    Instagram/ Twitter - @mayamapp


    47 min
  • I Bought A House!

    "Hello Darling" and Welcome Back to the Mapped Out family. Season 3 will be full of so many new topics and exciting news. In this first episode, I share my special experience of purchasing my home as well as preparing you for what's to come in the rest of the season. Sit back, relax, take notes if you want to, & enjoy!

    26 min
  • Here's 4 Simple Practice's To Help You Overcome Your Fears

    Hey, Hey, Mapped Out Family! I know that it's been a while, but thank you for tuning in to season 2's last episode. In this week's episode, I share 4 simple practices that can help you overcome your fears no matter what you're facing. So click that play button to take your first step to freedom.

    21 min
  • Recent Events, Grief, + Life Hacks
    In this week’s episode Brooke & I discuss the worlds most recent events while also diving deeper into ways of how to handle and move through grief. It’s important to remember that life is a cycle and each season comes with its own type of weather.
    36 min
  • Good “GRIEF”!
    In this week’s episode I hosted a conversation with Brooke Alexis, a Dallas Blogger & Content Creator about “grief”. I have gotten to know Brooke as sister & friend; and I have also seen her endure the loss of immediate loved ones over the past couple years. It’s important to note that loss looks different for everyone in each season. Whether you’ve decided a personal/professional relationship is no longer serving you or the experience of physically losing someone; we explore the topic of grief and discuss tangible ways we can all support each other while walking in that season. Check out her website here: https://comealongwithb.com/
    39 min
  • Stay LIT!
    In this week’s episode I hosted a conversation with Asia White, the founder & CEO of the Little Candle Company LLC. We began our discussion around how she met her own “need”during the pandemic & how her faith in God continues to push her to take risks daily in her business. Check out her website out here: https://shoplittlecandlecompany.com/
    45 min
  • The Disease to Please
    In this week’s episode I’ve invited Abriel Farrow, a licensed marriage & family therapist (LMFT) to discuss faith, relationships, and boundaries. To book a consultation please visit her website at www.transparenttruthcounseling.com
    58 min
  • Let's Be Honest: "I NEED HELP!"

    This week's episode of Mapped Out is inspired by Michael Beasley's conversation on "The Pivot Podcast". Unfortunately, "needing help" is typically only recognized when it's too late. Research shows that 63% of Black people believe that a mental health condition is a sign of personal weakness (NAMI, 2022). I figured that this topic is too important to not be completely honest & transparent about. If you do need help please feel free to check-in and share so you can be pointed in the right direction of some great resources. 

    24 min

About Hello Darling

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Welcome to 'Hello Darling,' where we’ll delve into the heart of Christ, explore the depths of love, navigate the intricacies of relationships, and find purpose in our work. Join me in each episode for…