Walk in my Shoes is a ebook that I developed and is now on Amazon Kindle Vella. I released it earlier this month and that's one of the reasons I have been away from the podcast. Please drop in to hear what else I am working on and thanks for listening! See you in 2 weeks. 

In this episode we will briefly discuss my love of the book Road Trip by authors Electa Rome Parks and Monica Garner. I also discuss the beauty of women of a certain age, how mature women love on themselves, have more confidence and approach dating. 

This is a short podcast which includes a new movie alert!Let's dive in. 

What are the hot trending jobs in Home from Work? As a permanent work from home employee, I love the benefits of it but I also understand it's not the cup of tea for everyone! If this is your cup of tea, listen to this podcast AND pass it on to a friend who is curious about this work from home opportunities. 

If you are like me you have seen multiple stories about gun violence in this country. Often  not, I never knew the complexity of which states you can have a license or permit. This episode explores the various laws in different states and things we need to consider as we may encounter someone who has a gun in the open. It's important to know the laws in your city and state, so let's dive in! 

Now is the time to invest in yourself. Keep yourself in mind for the future. What does that mean, it means identifying goals, creating plans, writing in journals, finding certifications or other tools to aid in your future goals. Invest in yourself now, let's talk about it. 

47% of women between the Ages of 15 and 44 are unable to conceive. In a society where all women are deemed to be mothers, there are some of us who will not be able to have children. Let's talk about happiness, the grief process, and the idea of childlessness in our society. This episode is for those who are infertile or who are struggling with the idea that they may not be able to conceive. Let's love and respect all as we discuss this serious topic. 

Positive and healthy co-parenting relationships show our children respect for one another. It also can help them understand the value of social skills. Let's talk about it. 

Choosing to be happy over negativity can help you stay focused and stay more positive. Research shows that happier people are more healthier and more positive. Today's episode is a reminder that it is up to us to be intentional about happiness and ultimately, the road to happiness or discontentment is up to us. 

Mental Illness stigmas are present in our society, home life, work life and the community. What are these stigmas and how can we address them.