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Are you considering a partner significantly younger or older than you? How much does age matter to you?
I have invited a dynamic couple, Okorie and LaToya. They have been in partnership for 26 years! Tune in as we talk about how they met, the significance of their age gap, and how persistence made the difference.
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"The persistence paid off." -Okorie
Welcome to the second part of the interview with Creo and Britni! In the previous episode, we talked about how they became friends, moved in together, and became a couple. If you missed that episode, you can listen to it here Sol_Insights_Creo_and_Britni_How_We_Met_Apple_Podcasts or Sol_Insights_Creo_and_Britni_How_We_Met_Spotify.
In today's episode, we explore parental influence in partnership, how Creo and Britni's values align, and how Creo and Britni keep their 13 year partnership thriving! Tune in as we discuss talking through issues with truth and transparency, how Creo and Britni found their way through challenging times in their relationship, and much more!
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"If we didn't talk through it, there would be no us…" - Britni
Are you living with the inner tension of wanting to reveal more about your authentic self to your partner? How do you lean deeper into transparency and authenticity? Decide and do it with courage!
I have invited an amazing couple, Creo and Britni. They gave each other grace and space to lean into where they wanted to go individually and in partnership together. This has allowed them to be in their relationship authentically for over 13 years! Tune in as we talk about how they met, developed a foundation of acceptance, and found their path to a traditional marriage in a nontraditional way.
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"We were friends first…" - Creo
Welcome to the second part of the interview with Krystina and Travis Jackson! In the previous episode, we talked about how they started dating, got engaged, and married only 3 months later. So if you missed that episode, you can listen to it here.
In today's episode, we dive into what it takes to build a strong marriage that can last over 15 years and how to navigate hard times together. Tune in as we discuss how to openly communicate in relationships, how to stay committed to each other as you both change over time, how Krystina and Travis got through challenging times in their relationship, and much more!
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"We committed to not only marrying the person that you're with but to commit to marrying the person that you don't know yet. You don't know who this person's gonna be in 15 years, but I'm still committed and I'm still married to whoever he is in 15 years." - Krystina
For today's podcast episode, I invited another special couple Krystina and Travis Jackson. Krystina and Travis have been married for over 15 years and the story of how they got together is quite interesting! Before Krystina and Travis started dating, they were just friends who enjoyed each other's company. They were both looking for an apartment at the same time, so for convenience reasons, they decided to live together.
Shortly after Krystina and Travis moved into the apartment, they ended up getting engaged, and only three weeks later, they got married! Tune in as Krystina and Travis share their story of how they met, how they became a couple, what it was like getting married at the age of 22, and much more!
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"We dated for three months. Then we got engaged, and we were married three weeks later." - Travis
Welcome back to the second part of the interview with Amber & Marcus Randolph. In the previous episode, we talked about how Amber and Marcus met and how they made their long-distance relationship work.
In this podcast episode, we go even deeper! Long-distance relationship dating is very different from actually living together. Right after Amber & Marcus got married, Amber moved from Los Angeles to New Jersey. The transition was not easy, but Amber & Marcus made it work once again through honest communication, being vulnerable and patient, and open to learning about each other even after 17 years.
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"We had a lot conversations about marriage, what marriage looked like and what we wanted, but nothing actually compares to actually being in it." - Amber
If you are in a long-distance relationship or know of someone who is in a long-distance relationship, you know that they are not easy. Some of them have a happy ending and others end before they even start. So what makes a good long-distance relationship? How can you make it work?
I have invited a phenomenal couple Amber and Marcus Randolph who didn't let the distance defeat their relationship. On the contrary, it made their relationship stronger and now they have been together for over 17 years! Tune in as we talk about how did they meet, how did they design their relationship, and how they made it work despite the distance.
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"If we had not dated long distance, we probably would not have gotten married." - Marcus
I have always been intrigued by and wanted to share different perspectives and strategies. Being in a relationship is not always as easy as it looks from the outside. Sometimes we might get stuck on what partnership or a marriage "should look like" instead of designing a relationship that works for us.
This podcast shares insights to support you on your journey as you navigate within your partnerships. Now, let's open our hearts and minds and replace judgment with curiosity as we dive deep into the keys of a successful partnership and/or team.
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"When two people make a commitment to be together, the hope is that it will be easy and seamless as possible. The reality is it doesn't always play out that way because you are blending two worlds to create one." - Seyyida
Hello and welcome to the very first episode of Sol Insights Podcast! I'm so excited you are here and I can't wait to share with you all the beautiful inspirational insights from the soul I have prepared for you.
I'm starting this show with a very special episode! Not only because it's the first podcast episode but also because I get to introduce you to my very first guest, my brilliant baby girl. In this episode, we talk about such a simple yet complicated topic. Love. Tune in as we discuss our view on love, whether it is an action or a feeling, why is love important, and how love feels to us.
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"Love is both an action and a feeling." - Seyyida
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The Sol Insights Podcast was created to serve as a support for those that might be experiencing challenges, difficulties, or pain points around understanding relationships, love, and all their facets through an offering of insights.
Your host, Seyyida, has always been fascinated, mesmerized and enthralled by love stories. As a little girl, she could literally sit and listen to them for hours and hours. She saw strength and vulnerability, courage, beauty and humility.
Her curiosity about how people negotiated agreements of the heart, preserved their authentic selves while growing closer and how they kept their connection activated, energized, and lit fuelled her to go deeper.
This podcast is an act of love.
You can expect to gain wisdom, elevate your awareness, learn, grow, and deepen your connection with self and others as you navigate on your journey with your most intimate relationships.
Connect with Seyyida via email: [email protected]
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