Join us and a new friend to the show, Tommy Lee, as we journey down memory lane, discussing holiday plans and birthday celebrations that fall on the festive season. We also touch on the tricky terrain of the job market, emphasizing how crucial it is to have a strong support system when navigating career choices.

Ever felt overwhelmed by the negativity and disrespect that's become almost second nature in today's society? We've been there too, and in this chat, we tackle these issues head-on, discussing their impact on our daily interactions. We also discuss the often misunderstood term "soccer mom", highlighting how it has evolved, and the misconceptions surrounding wealth and happiness. We take a deep look into experiences working for affluent individuals, and how it's taught us that money doesn't always equate to joy.

Now, let's talk about work-life balance, time, and mental health. We've all had those jobs that pay well but drain us of our time and energy, right? We share personal stories of the struggle to find balance, emphasizing the importance of valuing our time and mental health above all else. We wrap up with a heartfelt discussion on respect, compassion, and the dynamics of giving and receiving.  So sit back, relax, and join us for an episode filled with wisdom, laughter, and plenty of food for thought.

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Music By Geovane Bruno, Moments, 3481
Editing by Team A-J
Host, Carmen Lezeth


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