This episode was created in the wee hours of the morning. I asked that you be patient with me during the story telling process this episode is dedicated to Tiger Russell. #fuckcancer

In this heartfelt episode, Daya Lyna takes us on a journey through grief, family legacy, and personal growth. Reflecting on the profound impact of her grandmother, Daya shares intimate stories of love, loss, and the lessons learned along the way. Join us as we explore the strength found in vulnerability and the enduring power of family bonds. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that reminds us of the importance of faith, resilience, and embracing our true selves.

My guest , Shaunty and I speak on the transition period of leaving a long term commitment. The lessons were learning on our to be becoming better women.

I remember being a teenager, expressing great interest in becoming an adult. I take it all back! LOL. I was only interested in having the freedom to do as I pleased without authority, rules or direction from the adults in my life. I never wanted the responsibility of being an adult. Now, that I have the freedom of choice, I rather have my life managed and financed by mature adult.

I do believe social media has shaped this narrative of what an "adult" should be in order to be considered "successful." Social media is a life that we must not try to create into our own realities.

Piper and I discuss "adulting" and our own vision of success in this episode. I hope you enjoy the show!!!

Do you remember "No New Friends" by Dj Khaled? Can you believe that song was released 9 years ago? Time sure does fly by. I used to scream those lyrics so loud! I am very introverted. All I knew were my "Day one, A one" friends. Many of us like to tell ourselves lies that we've formed based on past hurtful experiences when it comes to forming new friendships. The truth is... ya scared!

One this episode, Chermel and I discuss our experience with becoming friends later in life.