Mind Full of Everything

We are all well aware of the phrase "Don't have any expectations" when it comes relationships, people and situations. Yet we are all so quick in describing our ideal types and our "dream" lives.

Expectations and necessities, or standards, are two distinct layers in relationships but in daily life, we tend to confuse the two, which can lead to serious problems in the health of your relationships. Listen to "Expectations vs Necessities" to hear how you can separate your expectations and standards better to sustain healthier and happier relationships.

Homeschooling is not a modern concept; it began to grow dramatically in the 1980s, particularly because Christian/Catholic parents wanted their children to be educated in a religious environment. Then why does the stigma around homeschooling exist today?

Listen to "Should You Homeschool Your Children" to find out about why homeschooling provides as high of a quality of education, perhaps even better, than formal education and why many families have opted to educate their children for themselves.

Have you ever felt the rush of excitement, the burst of adrenalin rush and immense contentment after a "great" conversation? Now think back to what it was about the talk that made you feel so happy, and you will probably realise it was because it was big talk.

Big talk is what everyone enjoys engaging in, be it frequently or whenever opportunity arises yet we all fail to have meaningful conversations regularly due to the nature of life. Listen to this episode to hear about the power of big talk, its importance and the four simple ways you can incorporate it in your life to make your relationships feel more alive and intimate. 

WARNING: This episode is on a sensitive topic and may be upsetting for those that have experienced/been at risk of FGM. This episode however will not be discussing graphic details of the procedure nor will it be sharing any personal accounts of victims. 

Female inequality continues to impact societies today and FGM is a product of such gender inequality that affects females from certain regions of the world. FGM has no health benefits yet it's deemed necessary by many communities. Listen to this episode to find out why communities undergo FGM and what we can do to help eliminate this practice. 

NOTE: listen to pt 1-4.1 before this episode as all parts are part of the climate change series!

This part follows directly on from pt 4.1, continuing on looking at the issues of the climate crisis on the African Anthropocene, female inequality, poor in the developed world and mental health of the vulnerable. 

NOTE: listen to pt 1-3.2 before listening to this episode as these are part of the climate change series!

For years the climate crisis has been seen as only an environmental issue, but in fact climate change has become a massive social issue. Everyone is affected, but the most vulnerable of society are at the forefront of this climate crisis: the developing countries. 

Listen to pt 4.1 of this climate change series to find out exactly how climate change is no longer affecting just the environment, but also we who live in this environment, especially those that have no impact to climate change. 

NOTE: if you haven't already, listen to pt. 1, 2.1 and 2.2 as all are part of the climate change series.

This part carries on from pt 3.1, discussing solutions for reducing our agricultural emissions, for governments, farmers and of course the public, so YOU! 

NOTE: listen to pt 1, 2.1 and 2.2 if you haven't, as these are part of the climate change series.

We know the effects of climate change on food, but what about its impact on the climate? The impact is big, so big that the emissions are larger than any human activity, making agriculture the largest greenhouse gas emitter, BIGGER than fossil fuel industries. 

Listen to pt 3.1 to find out about how our food is feeding climate change. 

A few weeks ago the world went crazy over the burning of the Amazon. Now, it's like the world has moved on, yet the Amazon is still burning. Many people believe these fires must be natural, or caused by climate change, so are controllable. These could be true in other cases, but the fundamental truth is, the Amazon is being burned, more than 60% than the same time last year. Listen to this bonus episode for the facts about the Amazon burning and what you can do to help stop it. 

NOTE: this episode, pt 2.2, got too lengthy so I decided to divide the ep into two parts (2.2.1 and 2.2.2). Please listen to pt 1 and 2.1 as they are part of my "climate change should be our priority" series, along with this episode!