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End of summer back to routine. Time for introspection. Join us as the host review some summer lessons learnt.
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Activities that bring pleasure and relaxation: that's the definition of hobbies. What hobbies have you tried this summer?"Only those who can take risks going far can possibly find out how far they can go" T Elliott. This is so true. A hobby doe not always need an audience. A hobby does not mean perfection. A hobby is simply an activity that can bring you pleasure and laughter. When last did you have a good laugh at yourself?Connect with us:Website: www.Sltpodcast.comFacebook: facebook.com/sistasletstalkInstagram: instagram.com/sistas_letstalkSubscribe and listen to the Sistasletstalk Media Podcast HERE: 💻 YT: @sistasletstalk 🎧 Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3nrfhyh
This summer, the Sistas Lets Talk is on the road. Join us on our summer vlogs. This episode, Lucia went camping. But was she prepared? Preparation and expectations are two different mindsets. Lesson # 1. Don't expect if you aren't prepared. Lesson # 2. Keep it moving. Do not let minor bumps on the way make you get stuck in limbo. Life is all about experiences. Connect with us:Website: www.Sltpodcast.comFacebook: facebook.com/sistasletstalkInstagram: instagram.com/sistas_letstalkSubscribe and listen to the Sistasletstalk Media Podcast HERE: 💻 YT: @sistasletstalk 🎧 Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3nrfhyh
What if you're not stuck because you lack what you need?In this special Sistas Let's Talk episode, we introduce you to the Aplomb Woman through a poem written for the woman who is daring and confident on the outside, but quietly asking herself, "Why am I not there yet?"She's the woman who has survived things she once thought were impossible. She's figured things out. She's helped other people. She's learned from experience. She's been resourceful.In this episode, you'll hear:• Why capable women sometimes settle for less than they know they can have• How past experiences can become evidence that you're capable of more• Why being "too old" may not be the truth you're telling yourself• How women can recognize strengths they've overlooked• Why sharing your story can help another woman avoid your mistakes• What it means to give yourself grace while still taking action• Why the woman you call "ordinary" may be carrying extraordinary resilience• An invitation to recognize yourself as an Aplomb WomanThe poem"Before You Call Her Ordinary"This poem was written for the woman who knows there is more in her but hasn't quite figured out how to get there yet.If you recognize yourself somewhere in these words, welcome.You might just be Aplomb.The conversation continuesThis is the beginning of our introduction to the Aplomb Woman. Over the coming episodes, we'll spend time getting to know her—her questions, contradictions, courage, humor, faith, resilience, and the things she is still figuring out.What part of the poem sounded like you?Tell us in the comments.And if you know another woman who needs this reminder, send this episode to her.Don't call her ordinary.
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For many Africans and people in the diaspora, diabetes advice can feel discouraging, unrealistic, and disconnected from everyday life.Too often, people are told what they cannot eat without being shown how to work with the foods, traditions, and culture they grew up with.In this episode of Sistas Let's Talk, host Fumi sits down with endocrinologist Dr. Mavin Ekundayo O. Macauley and registered dietitian Lucia Rhodes to discuss the inspiration behind the West African Cuisine Inspired Diabetes Guide and why culturally relevant health education matters.
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For many Africans and people in the diaspora, diabetes advice can feel discouraging, unrealistic, and disconnected from everyday life.Too often, people are told what they cannot eat without being shown how to work with the foods, traditions, and culture they grew up with.In this episode of Sistas Let's Talk, host Fumi sits down with endocrinologist Dr. Mavin Ekundayo O. Macauley and registered dietitian Lucia Rhodes to discuss the inspiration behind the West African Cuisine Inspired Diabetes Guide and why culturally relevant health education matters.Connect with us:Website: www.Sltpodcast.comFacebook: facebook.com/sistasletstalkInstagram: instagram.com/sistas_letstalkSubscribe and listen to the Sistasletstalk Media Podcast HERE: 💻 YT: @sistasletstalk 🎧 Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3nrfhyh
Know someone with diabetes? Did you know you could incorporate your delicious and very nutritious African cuisines and still manage your diabetes? Dr Macauley, an Endocrinologist and Lucia breaks it all down for us.
Check out episode 1. The West African Cuisine Inspired Diabetes Guide
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You do not need to be famous, polished, or “expert enough” to be on a podcast. Sometimes the story, wisdom, testimony, business, career experience, or lesson you are carrying is exactly what another woman needs to hear.In this episode of Aplomb Women Podcast, Fumi and Lucia speak directly to the women who have been invited before, thought about coming on, or wondered, “What would I even talk about?”
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