Lydiah En Mouvement

What does it feel like to live, work and dream between English, French and Setswana?

In this episode of Lydiah En Mouvement, I explore the space between languages and everything that exists there: identity, culture, belonging, work, travel, communication and becoming.

For me, language has never been just about words. English, French and Setswana each hold different memories, experiences and parts of who I am. As a teacher, translator and interpreter, I’ve spent years moving between languages and helping people move meaning from one world to another.

But living between languages has also made me think differently about identity.

Are we the same person in every language? Can you translate a feeling? What happens when you move between cultures and find yourself adapting to different spaces? And can learning another language actually change the way you understand yourself?

This is a conversation about language, but also about movement , moving between cultures, careers, identities and versions of ourselves.

Maybe we’re all translating something in life: our experiences into meaning, our dreams into reality, and who we were into who we’re becoming.

🎙️ Welcome to Lydiah En Mouvement , sometimes walking, sometimes crawling, but always growing.

Small Habits That Quietly Change Your Life

Real change doesn’t always come from big decisions.

Sometimes it comes from the small things you choose to repeat every day.

In this episode of Lydiah En Mouvement, we explore how small habits — like waking up earlier, creating intentional mornings, moving your body, and making time for faith — can slowly but powerfully transform your life.

Through personal reflection and lived experience, this conversation highlights the importance of consistency over motivation and identity over quick results.

If you’re in a season of rebuilding or trying to create a more intentional life, this episode is an invitation to start small — and stay consistent.

Feeling lost in your 20s or 30s can be confusing and unsettling. One moment you think you have life figured out, and the next everything feels uncertain.

In this episode of Lydiah En Mouvement, I talk about the deeper truth behind that feeling. What if being “lost” is not actually failure? What if it is simply a season of transition — a moment where life is reshaping you into someone new?

We explore identity, growth, faith, and the quiet seasons where life feels unclear but meaningful change is happening beneath the surface.

If you’ve ever questioned your direction, your purpose, or whether you are behind in life, this conversation is for you.

Because sometimes what feels like being lost… is actually the beginning of transformation.

Comfort is easy to chase , but it doesn’t always move us forward.

In this episode of Lydiah En Mouvement, we explore what happens when you stop avoiding discomfort and start choosing it with intention. From building habits and discipline to navigating faith, language learning, fitness, and everyday life, this conversation reframes discomfort as a necessary part of growth , not something to fear.

This episode is an invitation to rethink comfort, to start small even when it feels hard, and to design a life where the right things feel natural, and staying still no longer does.

If you’re in a season of rebuilding, realigning, or learning to move again, this one is for you.

What if readiness isn’t something you wait for but something you build?

In this episode of Lydiah En Mouvement, we explore why starting before you feel ready is often the very thing that changes everything. From life and faith to language learning, fitness, and business, this conversation challenges the idea that confidence, clarity, or comfort must come first.

Through real reflections and practical insight, this episode is an invitation to stop waiting, start imperfectly, and trust that movement creates momentum.

If you’ve been paused by fear, uncertainty, or discomfort this one is for you.

Learning a language doesn’t just change how you speak — it changes who you are.

In this episode, I explore why learning languages makes you a better human. From humility and empathy to curiosity and open-mindedness, I share personal reflections on how French and other languages shaped my identity as a teacher, a traveller, and a woman navigating the world with intention.

This is a gentle, reflective conversation for anyone learning a language, teaching one, or simply curious about how words can transform lives.

Press play, reflect, and let language soften you.

Adult friendships can feel almost impossible to navigate. Between work, personal goals, healing, relationships, family, and the constant pressure to “be okay,” friendships often fall into the background — even when we don’t want them to.

In this episode of Lydiah en Mouvement: The Podcast, we explore why adult friendships are so hard: the emotional labor, the mismatched effort, the fear of vulnerability, the impact of past hurt, and the reality of growing at different paces.

This is a soft, honest, grounding conversation about community, connection, loneliness, and rebuilding trust. If you’ve ever felt like maintaining friendships as an adult requires more energy than you have — this episode will make you feel seen.

In this episode of Lydiah en Mouvement, we dive deep into a difficult but necessary conversation:

Why are our schools in Botswana experiencing so much vandalism?

And more importantly—what does this say about our students, our systems, and our society?

From broken windows to stolen equipment, burnt classrooms to graffiti-covered walls… the issue goes beyond “bad behaviour.”

It’s about:

✨ student frustration

✨ broken communication

✨ lack of engagement

✨ environments that don’t inspire learning

✨ and a school culture that feels disconnected from the world students live in

As a teacher, interpreter, traveller, and African woman “in movement,” I unpack this topic through the lens of real experience — not statistics alone.

This episode explores:

• The emotional and social reasons behind vandalism
• How school environments affect student identity
• Why discipline alone won’t fix the problem
• A call to rethink how we create safe, inspiring spaces for young people
• What educators, parents, and policymakers can do differently

Whether you are a teacher, parent, student, or someone who cares about the future of Botswana’s education system, this conversation is for you.

 In this episode of Lydiah en Mouvement, I explore truth, media, and the rise of sensationalism in Botswana. Inspired by President Duma Boko’s recent remarks, we dive into what happens when nuance gets lost in the noise. As a teacher and storyteller, I reflect on how media literacy helps us think critically, read deeply, and protect our peace in a clickbait world.

✨ Because real movement isn’t about reacting — it’s about understanding.

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The Magic of Remembering Yourself

with Lydiah Moremi : Lydiah En Mouvement

Spring in Paris.

Flowers blooming. Air crisp. Hearts lighter.

A day at Disneyland turned into something deeper , a reminder that joy, love, and presence are sacred.

In this episode, Lydiah shares how one cold, magical day in Paris helped her reconnect with the parts of herself that giggle, dream, and believe again. From laughter with friends to the freedom of feeling young at heart, this is a story about rediscovering who you are beneath the layers of responsibility.

Sometimes, healing looks like wearing Mickey Mouse ears, screaming on a roller coaster, and remembering what it feels like to be alive.

Lydiah En Mouvement is a podcast for real stories about moving through life with intention — through faith, travel, language, healing, and becoming.

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