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Respect My Mind 🧠 "Advice For Everyday Life"
Respect My Mind 🧠 "Advice For Everyday Life" episodes
- Getting Grown 🧔🏾Commentary about how today's youth uses violence and how it differs from past generations. How we can be better as a community.29 min
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- Learning how to have emotional intelligence 🤓Learning how to treat others by looking, listening, feeling, and watching.14 min
- What is our purpose 🤔?Brainstorming what is our purpose? What are we trying to fulfill on this earth?12 min
- Finding your inner peace🙏🏾🧘🏾♂️Not letting the outside world interfere with your peace of mind. Look inward to go to a place of zen. 🧘🏾♂️17 min
- 🚫🏃🏾♂️🐈It's more to life than chasing skirts. To my guys out there, focus on your goals and keep your eye on the prize. Women will come if you got things going in life.12 min
- The "Good Guy" syndromeThis episode discusses how society views men or women who go through the aspects of not being seen as assertive. You can be kind but don't let others take your kindness for granted.14 min
- Ex man to the next man 🚷Some people like to play the relationship merry-go-round or relationship musical chairs until they run out of options and lose the game.11 min
- The "Census Theory "Detailing how some people congregate with others whom they do not know and form an opinion. You have to be rooted in self confidence to deal with persuasive people.13 min
- For my ladies 👸🏾Showing love to my sistas with real talk! There are many obstacles my black women face, but its a lot of brothas that care and want the best for you and our community. Much luv!11 min
About Respect My Mind 🧠 "Advice For Everyday Life"
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It's about all subject matter and topics pertaining to; life, religion, politics & relationships. This podcast is not for the feint at heart or for people who can't see both sides of a debate.…
Bring your side to the table, but remember to respect each other's minds!