Do you feel emptiness is a myth? When you feel jealous do you have to beat your chest three times and shout “I am a witch?”. Winifred has an answer for you.

You feel a different level of hurt seeing your friend go through something that you cannot help them with.

 In some cases, you have tried helping but it still seems like you are not doing enough. 

This you?

Then you should listen to this exciting episode with Etse.

Happy new month!

We are in a time where holding a controversial opinion is seen as being the only thinking person in the room or as we like to say- “you’re woke”. A time where having a contrasting opinion to what is perceived and accepted as “culture” is seen as the greatest sin in the book and you’re dragged by your hairline. The “small” question then becomes, how far does an opinion go before it is tagged “extreme”? When said opinion has been identified as being extreme, where then is the middle and why do people strongly oppose others for not holding same school of thought as them? Yeah, I don’t have all the answers, I’m hoping you’ll add yours so we learn together.

As a creative, accepting our work for what it is can be a hell of a task. This episode we focus on why creatives find it hard to see their creation for how awesome it is.  Some of the think pieces I made reference to include-  1. "Don't Allow Perfection Get in the way of progress" by Feranmi Ogundeko.   2. "No Artist is Pleased" by Paul Jun. 

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Happy New Month and Stay Jiggy!

In this era of culture, we need to know where we stand. Do you hold opinions about people based on what you’ve seen and experience with them or do you hold such opinions based on a single story someone in your ‘gang’ told you?

“To forgive is not to forget, but to know that you’ve been hurt and choose not to hate, instead, love”- Jo Deep. Feels good to be back! Let’s unwind and vibe, like we always did!

You’re on a race track, the gun goes and off you go. Eyes set on the finish line...then you trip. From first position, you see yourself dropping. You’ve got two decisions; go back to the starting blocks and begin afresh or look at what made you fall and continue the race. Your move.