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In today's episode, we delve into the concept of being in your 'training ground'—a phase of life shaped by challenges, growth, and preparation.
This week, I delve deep into emotional and spiritual burdens and discuss how we can make a difference even when we feel helpless. Even though we live in a world that can often feel indifferent it’s important to reflect on ways to love our neighbor in times like this.
Join me as I share personal stories and insights on how cultural norms have shaped our understanding while advocating for a biblical perspective on manhood and womanhood.
In this episode, I delve into the complexities of dating as an adult, especially coming from an African household where dating wasn't encouraged until you’ve 'made it' professionally. Join me as I explore cultural influences and the challenges of modern dating.
In this episode, I share how facing frustration and setbacks in my life has actually deepened my trust in God, helping me see challenges not as obstacles, but as purposeful setups for growth and greater things ahead.
If you’ve ever wondered how to spot your own blind spots or what self-awareness really looks like in real life, this episode is for you. I’m sharing my honest journey of navigating self-awareness—messy moments, aha realizations, and gentle encouragement for anyone still learning along the way.
In this episode, I discuss my recent move and the challenges of starting my nursing career, sharing how I'm navigating new routines, handling anxieties, and maintaining a positive mindset in this period of growth.
In this episode, I open up about how my friendships have changed since college and share what I’ve learned about being intentional and nurturing connections as life evolves.
In this episode, I share my journey of faith and patience in landing my current nursing job, emphasizing how obedience to God and trust in His timing led me to an opportunity that was truly meant for me.
Welcome to Season 2 of Still Learning! 🤎
I thought post-grad life would look like a European summer… but instead it looked like moving back home, long study days for the NCLEX, waiting on God for a job, and rediscovering the beauty of what’s been right around me all along. Not what I planned… but exactly what I needed.
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