Ordinary Eccentrics

Ordinary Eccentrics

By Courtney LoftinSociety & Culture
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Ordinary Eccentrics episodes

  • Ordinary Eccentrics: Janet Meintjes from South Africa

    Join us for a warm episode with Janet from South Africa, Janet shares profound insights on relationships, accountability, and love. Drawing from her personal journey, she emphasizes the significance of accountability in fostering healthy connections. A charming presence, Janet navigates through the complexities of life, touching on the importance of honesty and generosity. Listeners will be captivated by her wisdom, gaining valuable takeaways to enhance their understanding of relationships and deepen the bonds they share with others. Don't miss this enriching episode.

    1 hr 1 min
  • Ordinary Eccentrics: Justin Keller from Washington D.C.
    Justin and I discuss the difference between where our child selves were raised and our adult selves were raised. I'm sure many who find themselves as transplants in a new city can relate!
    Join this fun conversation as we course through the challenges of self-discovery, entrepreneurship, and life changes.
    One question: what part of New York, is the most "New York" these days?
    1 hr 12 min
  • Ordinary Eccentrics: Rockne O'Leary from Garnet Vally, Pennsylvania

    In this episode, Rockne and I discuss the evolution of identity through sports, relationships, school, and work.


    it can be a somewhat isolating process as we evolve as people and seek to understand more about ourselves. Rockne reminds us of the importance of reaching out to our friends and family and maintaining the bonds that become mutual support throughout our lives.


    The biggest takeaway: Just because it's fun doesn't mean it's easy!

    1 hr 1 min
  • Ordinary Eccentrics: Cally Jennings from Zambia, Africa
    In this heartfelt conversation with Cally, I learned more about the meaning of resilience, patience, and true love.
    Cally shares her insights, the good and the bad, of being your own support system, as well as her journey to Self through an abusive relationship and a new romance shortened by dementia.
    If someone you love is struggling with dementia, this could be a great conversation to listen to and know that you are not alone, and that there is support out there if you need it.
    Please reach out with any questions you may have!
    1 hr 2 min
  • Ordinary Eccentrics: Tania Correia Assuncao from Angola, Africa
    In this episode Tania helps to connect the dots on how our past can drive our purpose.
    Tania share some of her childhood experiences growing up in Angloa during a civil war. She now works for the US government helping those in need to find necessary resources and providing support and guidance.
    Having a conversation with Tania inspires me to have perseverance and to be grateful for the opportunities that life presents us.
    1 hr 1 min
  • Ordinary Eccentrics: Sonika Das from Punjab, India

    Sonika and I have a great conversation about independence, self discipline, and motivation.

    In her reflections Sonika reminds us the value of taking steps toward our goals day by day and not being disheartened by what we don't have but instead having gratitude for what we do have. Overcoming self doubt requires an awareness of the choices we make and creating options that only lead towards our success.
    "Go for the hard choice".


    Learn more about Sonika:

    www.Mumukshulife.com

    @mumukshu_life 


    1 hr 5 min

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