Honest Conversations with Elizabeth Rose

Someone recently asked me what self-love looks like. It was something I had to sit with for a while before I could give an honest answer; I'm still working on the self-love piece in my own life. In this episode, I discuss the belief systems that we carry with us since childhood and help you discover your belief system through a short, guided activity. Once you identify your self-love narrative or your belief system, I give you my philosophy on self-love. You won't find any superficial guideli...

Self-Sabotage - we all do it. At some point in our lives, we stand in the way of our success. We don't set out to derail our path, but subconsciously, there is an underlying force that prevents us from moving forward. So, what is self-sabotage, and how do we defeat it? Listen, and hopefully, you will heal the mindset that keeps you stuck.IG: @elizabethrosepodcastWebsite: www.elizabethbakey.com

Are you a person that feels everything so heavily? Are you understanding and compassionate? Can you stand in someone else's shoes? Feel their sadness, their suffering, their joy? Do you feel as if you handle conflict in a way that others don't understand? Is your solution to love more, forgive more? If so, that makes you an empath. Being an empath comes with its challenges. Our choices are usually misunderstood. In this episode, my sister, Kimmy Bakey, and I discuss the conflicts, decisions, ...

We are frequently told to trust in ourselves. Trust your gut. Trust your instincts. Trust in your intuition. Almost every success story talks about this knowing within, the part of the self that knows what it's called to do, an answer to a decision, or a path to choose. What if we can hear the voice? What if we know, but don't know how to trust or follow through with that knowing? What do we do then? If you're wondering how, just as I was, then this episode is for you. How do we trust i...

Why do people love New Year's Resolutions? Why do we get so hype for, "New Year New Me?" Honestly, I am not a fan of the New Year New Me mindset, however I am aware that I love the energy behind it. I think it's possible to change at any given moment. Why do we wait for a brand new year when we can do it at any point? I'm over it, and quite frankly, I am over myself and my own notorious behavior of giving up. I fell off in 2022, so when 2023 came around, I wanted to be hype like e...

How do you find the courage to discuss a topic that weighs so heavily? In this episode, I sit down with Michele Kidd, a mother and educator, as she courageously tells us about the loss of her son, Nathaniel, to suicide. Michele has created Nate’s Story, a non-profit organization, in order to honor Nate’s life and create awareness on mental health and suicide. This episode peels back the layers of depression as Michele reveals her insight and perspective, unfortunately, through her exper...

After many life chats with business owner and brother, Jim Bakey, we finally sat down to record. Jim is the owner and founder of Bakey’s Custom Woodwork. Through the course of his work, he has fine-tuned his competitive nature into a drive that promotes self-growth and overall happiness. Jim talks about the everyday need to reprogram one’s thoughts in order to make the necessary changes for success. He notes that success is relative to the individual, and that your journey is just that, yours...

Have you ever witnessed someone step into his or her greatness? It's a true-glow up, from the inside out. The outside appearance becomes a reflection of the inner self, and you're left feeling inspired in his or her presence. That's how I felt when having this conversation with business owner, Ariel Brigandi. Ariel was one of the pioneers for women in this area, opening her own barber shop, Brigandi's Barbering Company, at the young age of 26. Her vision to create a work environme...

In Episode Nine, Liz mentions her, "Deathbed Philosophy." Liz believes that if we look at our deathbed thoughts and the things that will haunt us in those days, we can create positive pathways in order to both live and die in accordance to our life goals. Most of us will seek peace. We will ask for forgiveness. We will have regrets. Liz says that if we know that these thoughts will consume us one day, then we need to move differently now in order to shift our deathbed thoughts. Li...

Part Two of Kimmy Bakey's survival story exposes the horrors that exist on the streets of Camden. Through her unbelievable yet truthful accounts, Kimmy reveals the explicit details about her numerous life and death encounters and discloses the violence that she has faced during her years of homelessness. These stories have yet to be told to the public. Through her survival, Kimmy has found the courage to speak out, bring awareness, and share her perspective on faith.IG: @elizabethrosepo...