This is Part 3 of the Breaking Patterns Abroad series 🇬🇧✨If you're moving to the UK (or already here) and trying to build your career, this is the conversation I wish more people had.Because it’s not just about getting a job.It’s about unlearning patterns, shifting your mindset, and building a life that actually aligns with who you are.In this episode, we talk about:– Navigating your career in a new country– Letting go of survival mode and thinking long-term– Discernment: not every opportunity is for you– The power of community (you cannot do life alone)– Aligning your career with purpose, identity, and GodThis is for you if:You’re feeling stuck, uncertain, or like you’re playing small in a new environment.

Moving to the UK was supposed to change my life for the better…but instead, my health slowly started breaking down.At first, I didn’t even realise it.The constant fatigue.The migraines.The stress.Trying to navigate the NHS.I was in “go mode” for months… until my body forced me to stop.In this video, I share the real truth about what happens to your health when you move abroad — especially as an immigrant trying to survive, succeed, and keep going no matter what.If you’ve ever felt:- constantly tired- overwhelmed for no clear reason- confused about the healthcare systemor like your body just doesn’t feel the same anymoreThis video is for you.✨ What you’ll learn:- Why your health can decline after moving abroad- The silent habits that make it worse- How stress and lifestyle changes impact your body- What I wish I knew earlierDon't forget to like, subscribe and share!

I cut my hair… but this wasn’t just about hair.After 4 years of living in the UK, I’ve been reflecting on my life — my faith, my identity, and the patterns I’ve had to break to become who God is calling me to be.In this video, I’m sharing a real and honest life update, what moving to the UK has actually been like, and how my faith has been tested, stretched, and rebuilt in a completely new environment.If you’ve ever felt lost in a new season, struggled with consistency in your faith, or questioned who you’re becoming… this is for you.✨ In this video, I talk about:- Why I cut my hair (and what it really meant)- The truth about moving to the UK after 4 years- How my faith was shaken when I moved abroad- Finding a good church and rebuilding structure- Devotion, burnout, and learning balance- Letting go of things that are no longer serving you📍 This is part of my Breaking Patterns Abroad seriesWhere I break down the real truth about life abroad:→ Faith→ Career & Money→ Health & Lifestyle→ Relationships & Community

Why is adult friendship so hard? Can you date yourself? And what happens when your life doesn’t look like everyone else’s?

In this episode of the It Ends With Me Podcast, we dive into one of the most honest conversations about adult friendships, Christian dating, community, and navigating life seasons.

From relationship standards to friendship loyalty, heartbreak, and staying grounded in faith, this episode explores the real questions people are asking but rarely discussing openly.

We talk about:

• Can you date yourself and still want a partner?

• What to do when your partner dislikes your best friend

• Should you tell a friend their boyfriend is cheating?

• Navigating friendships when your life stage is different

• Being single while your friends are married

• Why community matters in adulthood

• How to rebuild trust after friendship disappointment

• Christian perspectives on love, dating, and relationships

This episode is a reminder that we were never meant to do life alone.

Whether you're navigating adult friendships, Christian relationships, singleness, or community, this conversation will help you reflect on the kind of people you surround yourself with.

If you're searching for Christian relationship advice, friendship wisdom, or honest life conversations, this episode is for you.

What do men actually mean when they say they love you?

In this Valentine’s special episode of It Ends With Me, we’re unpacking Men & Love — Expectations, Myths, and Reality.

We talk about how men learn love, how they really express it, and what people often misunderstand about masculinity and emotional connection. The conversation goes beyond romance into friendship, family, emotional safety, and the quiet ways men show up when they care.

This is honest, reflective, and sometimes surprising. Whether you’re single, dating, married, healing, or unlearning patterns, there’s something here that might shift how you see love and how you receive it.

Join the conversation in the comments: what’s one thing you wish people understood about love?

What happens when the person who was meant to protect you becomes the reason you question love, trust, and even God?

In this honest and redemptive conversation, we talk about Daddy Issues — not as a label or statistic, but as real stories carried quietly in the hearts of many.

My guest, Olamide, shares her journey of growing up without her father — how that absence shaped her into the “strong one,” the responsible one, the one who never asked for help. Beneath all that strength was a girl battling depression, numbness, and even thoughts of giving up… until God interrupted her story.

This episode isn’t just about absent fathers. It’s about the daughters who learned to hide, the ones who stopped depending on anyone, and the ones still trying to believe that love can be safe again.

We talk about forgiveness after fifteen silent years, finding trust again, and what it truly means to be fathered by God.

💬 Because behind every statistic about broken homes is a real person learning to be whole again.

If you’ve ever felt unseen, unprotected, or unloved — this one’s for you.

🎧 Listen in, and maybe… let healing begin for you too.

This one is a little different; no guest, just me.
I decided to pause mid-season and get real with you about some patterns I’ve been breaking in my own life. These are things that have shaped how I see faith, relationships, money, and even myself.

It’s vulnerable, it’s honest, and it’s very much still a journey. My hope is that as you listen, you’ll reflect on the patterns you might need to break too.

I’d love to hear from you; what resonated with you the most?

Are you a young dreamer questioning whether you’re doing too much or if you are too young? In this episode of It Ends With Me, I sit down with Miracle, to talk about dreaming big, pursuing your goals, and staying true to your faith as a young person.

This is the young and getting it conversation, because it is possible to be young and doing things right.We dive into:- How to chase big dreams without burning out- Overcoming the pressure of others’ opinions on your age and ambition- Identifying what a “too big dream” really looks like- Balancing multiple passions while staying grounded in faithIf you’re in your 20s, early career, or just young at heart and want practical advice on pursuing your God-given dreams, this episode is for you!#YoungDreamers #FaithAndDreams #ItEndsWithMePodcast #BreakingPatterns #MillennialMindset #GenZGoals

💸 Does God care about your money?
In this episode of It Ends With Me, I sit down with my friend and Chartered Accountant (time and exam qualified) Nancy to break down the patterns many of us inherit around money; scarcity mindsets, fear of investing, secrecy about income and how faith can help us build new, healthier habits.

We talk about:

• Common money cycles that hold people back

• Aligning faith and finances: does God want you to prosper?

• Mindset shifts that help you save, invest, and plan with confidence

• Practical steps to steward your resources wisely (from ISAs to investments)

• Why money isn’t just survival, it’s about legacy

Whether you’re trying to pay off debt, start investing, or reframe how you view money as a believer, this conversation will give you practical steps and fresh perspective.

👉 Don’t forget to subscribe for more episodes on faith, healing, and legacy.
📌 This episode is not financial advice.

What if your 9–5 wasn’t just a job… but an assignment to shift generations?

In today’s episode, I sit with Itoro, whose everyday role has become a lifeline for young people in the UK. From helping teenagers spot harmful patterns early, to keeping them from gangs, drugs, and cycles of brokenness, to covering them in prayer, she shows us what it truly means to help the next generation win.

This conversation is reflective, practical, and full of wisdom for parents, guardians, mentors, and anyone who cares about the future. It will stir you to think deeply about the legacy you’re leaving behind.