The unedited version of the first episode of Not Your Average WCW. What's the difference between what we want or need right now versus what is on paper? Is it okay to show up as we are in relationships?

When heartbreak occurs, most of us suppress the grieving process. There's a generalisation of the norm because it happens to everyone. But have we ever asked why we then carry so much emotional baggage into the next relationship? Let's unpack how to grieve 'death' of a relationship, and unmet expectations, and maybe how better isn’t necessarily what we need to heal and move on. 

https://therealladye.blogspot.com/2018/10/script-my-life-love-on-10th-date.html

He Married Someone Else!!! And I heard it through the grapevine!

Heartbreaks on Ice Playlist

 https://open.spotify.com/playlist/18mgst27gXwlzIjEHu4j1z?si=3rjvIymARaG6aM6ejikOcg

What would you do if he married someone else? I can't even fathom it. I believe that everything is by grand design for the divine time. I believe that there's reconciliation in due time. In the meantime, I grow and glow as we (he and I) wait to open that door. What are you wishing/praying for? 

The Separation Playlist

 https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2TXc21JwvPP5YwKsMumqSO?si=vQVFflnvSxmHfZKoDFxZjQ

Do we really have the amount of time that we assume that we have? What timelines have you set for goals? Do you believe in divine timing? What if we don't have as much time as we think?

Self-love means having a high regard for your own well-being and happiness.  However, there's a thin line between self-love and selfishness. How can we achieve self-love that comes from an abundant place for the benefit of those we love?