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by Fadly, Rani, Alya and Rama
Hello guys👋, have you ever heard of the term FOMO? Lately, FOMO is quite often discussed. FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) is a mental health disorder that causes a person to constantly feel “fear of being left behind” by evolving information😔.
Do you want to know how we can avoid FOMO🤔?
Come listen to our Podcast entitled Replace FOMO to JOMO. Here, we discussed how to change FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) to JOMO (Joy of Missing Out)😍😍
Hope it is useful✨
by Ipul x Ocid x Ria x Gita
Health and education are two things that cannot be separated. The government and citizens must be aware that these two things should be done well by them without keeping any secrets or anything that makes these two things unable to work because the country's development will depend on these two things when healthy citizens of the community get education easily
by Maureen Wanda Sabrina
While your imperfections make you who you are, if you don't learn to embrace them, it can affect your overall confidence and self-esteem. Without your imperfections, then the essence of who you are would be gone because you are both the combination of your best assets and flaws. Embracing your imperfections is how you can love yourself better. So, I can give you some reason to embrace our imperfections in this podcast.
by Bening Kalimasada Aura Keindahan
Have you ever tried to stand on the middle of a seesaw? Hopefully you are mischievous enough because the idea you are about to hear is quite similar with it.
By Muhammad Harits
Talk about sign of overthinking, the causes, and how to solve it in Islam
by Dian Insan Imani
In today's episode of Kxt Talks, Dian talks the misconception about women. These common misconceptions able led to gender stereotype, stigma, and inequality. Unfortunately, in the 21st century, these misconceptions are still believed and endorsed by major of people. Does the misconception really matter? Enjoy the show to know more!
by Aghfal Fadhilah
*sigh* yeah another day and other obstacles that we have to face. but on your tough days, I hope you always be grateful for yourself. Why? this podcast will answer that question. And after you listened to this podcast, answer this to yourself: have you been grateful to yourself today?
by Saidina Malik Ibrahim H
Right now, anyone who is offended about anything, feels as though they’re being oppressed in some way and therefore deserve to be outraged and to have a certain amount of attention
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