Outside The Litter Box

This episode talks about what happens once you find the relationship you've been waiting for. How trust is established, how connection and a strong bond is formed, and evidently how love begins to stir up between both sides because of it. This episode will make you forget why you got mad over no good morning text from your current love interest. This episode will make you start to look for the better things life has to offer.

This episode talks about getting over your past relationships properly, in the most unexpected way possible. You've gotta admit how much you did love them!

This episode talks about recovering from substance abuse. Derek shares his experiences and recollections of all the moments he felt not good enough, down, and conflicted. He shares his story onto the road to recovery hoping he will aid at least one you to follow his path too.

This episode talks about dating with a purpose. How this concept alone has the ability to enhance your future relationship or current ones as well. Loving someone purposely not only eases disagreements but also encourages letting go of past issues.

This episode talks about the importance of loving someone to the best of your abilities; why things we've been told through the pursuit of love has been all wrong. In order to achieve the relationship you've dreamt about, you need to be vulnerable, you need to trust, and most importantly you need to love..... hard.

This episode talks about how we shouldn't be ashamed of what we've gone through, as it would always lead us to the right direction we were always meant to walk through to next.

This episode talks about centering what words motivate you, inspire you, and more importantly keep you going? I challenge you to find your own quote to live by, as that will change the way you live your every day life.

This episode talks about how at the end of the day, mental health is depicted by how we treat each other through the little things that occur in our lives. Greet someone, ask them how they are, engage in small talk, compliment them, say thank you, tell them goodbye when you're leaving, open the door for them, it all contributes to a healthy state of mind.

This episode talks about how workplace imbalance creates discomfort in the job. It creates unnecessary tension, unneeded aggression, and unfortunate disconnect. Basically, you don't need to put others down just to be deemed good at your job. It's unethical and most certainly unprofessional.

This episode elaborates how expectations are not the most recommended throughout being single. I continue discussing how this message shouldn't be mixed up with the choices of hook ups or friends with benefits, which the idea of direction gets added to this episode. Go ahead and flirt with him if you like, get to know his likes and dislikes, but don't expect it to immediately turn into a full fledged relationship until you've done all the work. Don't expect a thing, but always have a direction of where you want things to go!