Rambling with Egypt

It’s Quarantine Day I don’t even know honestly. However, In this episode, I’m just giving you some essentials that have helped me during this quarantine. Don't feel the need to produce anything if you aren't mentally there, it's okay to rest. Introducing our Music Radar and Astrology Forecast and Random Stuff segments this episode.

This week’s podcast episode is about time management. Learning to divide time amongst yourself, friends, work, creative and networking. Some of those things can overlap of course. I venture into a tangent about Erykah Badu’s perfume, High Fidelity Series & Film, and the art of decompression.

I’ve learned that cultivating friendships are beautiful. You learn a lot about a person when they’re your friend. You learn how to differentiate between friends vs. acquaintances. You learn how to deal with friendship breakups. Being friends before you date someone makes for a better foundation for a romantic relationship later.

Our guest for this Aquarius Season is Myles Loftin, a PG’s County native. He’s a freelance photographer, director, and a student at Parsons School of Design. Learn how to process those ‘end of the world‘ thoughts, not to attach yourself to one idea, and how to be content with being by our own self as a creative. Allowing yourself and your experiences to be your biggest teacher.

In 2020 we are having the right conversations and shaking hands. We are initiating conversations with people we want to know. Just take a moment to breathe and find some common ground. I hope you’re enjoying Aquarius season. Enjoy being whimsical and free. Take a risk this season!

Join me while I Interview @micaelaverrelien, as our influencer Capricorn for this season. In this episode, we discuss how to be consistent and finding more time in the day by using our calenders. No more double booking or missing appointments. We are completing our invoices, networking and being consistent. During Capricorn Season we gained order and now we are going into Aquarius season with aan enlightened mindset. Don't be afraid you're doing amazing and are going to be amazing.

Welcome back for Season Two! We are charged up in 2020. This new decade, year and time are about you. Don't be afraid to let go, grow and change. The theme for 2020 is commitment not to a person but to yourself and your wants. We have to hold ourselves accountable because we love her. Change your look, change your room, change your perspective, just change. I'm excited for what's coming because the possibilities are endless because we are endless.

Let's end Scorpio Season with @finessabuxtable. Esther is a multi-hyphenate artist. She's a proud Scorpio and New Orleans native residing in New York since 2016. We are discussing the New York essentials, navigating the scene and understanding our journies. This isn't sponsored promotion but go listen to Doja Cat's album 'Hot Pink'.

In this week's episode, we are learning how to properly apologize to someone. No more half-ass or self-centered apologies. Only genuine ones accepted here. There are different variations of apologies. We are understanding how to process closure, then learning how to forgive/let go, and having alternatives to saying I'm sorry.

Artist Mentioned:

Gaidaa - Blue Morning

Kyleeil - In My Soul

Charlotte Day Wilson - Mountains

Devin Morrison - L.O.V.E

Orion Sun - Stretch

We’re entering this Scorpio Season with @AnesiaSaunders. Remember to ask questions you want the answer to. Sort through those feelings you’ve put on the shelf and outwardly express them. This is the time to try something new. The bomb black business of this month is Beauty Strike (@Beauty_Strike). Practice better skin with this vegan-friendly beauty brand based out of Brooklyn, New York. Don't forget to look into Benjamin Clementine.