Mind Your Thoughts

Mind Your Thoughts

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Mind Your Thoughts episodes

  • In conversation with Care Leaver Sophia.
    On this episode Sophia and I covered various topics such as, education and the support or the lack of support provided for care leavers at university we also spoke about different Care leaver projects, music plus more.
    56 min
  • Ahmed's Success Journey
    Ahmed Mohammed CEO/ Founder of You vs You LTD, shares the story about his 14year old self migrating to the UK, being homeless, going into foster care, while seeking asylum and getting 10 GCSE. He shares a story of hope.
    1 hr 20 min
  • Real Talk With Tiahnna
    Real talk with Tiahnna: On this episode, Tiahnna keeps it all the way 100 during our quarantine phone call while practising social distancing off course. We discuss Tiahanna’s new journey with public speaking, her experience with mental illness and all things finance.
    31 min
  • (Isolation) a Phone Call With Ric Flo
    (Isolation) A phone call with Ric Flo, Rapper, Graphic Designer and careleaver .on the topic of self-isolation and quarantine were Ric Flo shares his quarantine routine and remedy to staying positive and productive.
    26 min
  • Introducing Mind Your Thoughts Podcast
    I am proud to launch and introduce this brand new podcast called (Mind Your Thoughts). I am doing this for every care experienced individual, growing up in the system can bring about a lot of negative stigma about care leavers and I am here to shine a light on all the positive things that care leavers and children in care have achieved and are achieving.
    9 min

About Mind Your Thoughts

From the publisher's feed

The (Mind Your Thoughts) podcast, is specifically for care experienced young people (careleavers) and children in care. This platform is a safe space for anyone who has care experience to share their stories and their success with the world. Coming from a care background myself, I believe that it is important to share success stories about children in care rather than just the negative stories. I am a firm believer in turning pain into positivity, hence why I call myself CPositivista, because I prefer to view life from a positive perspective because negativity has never served me.