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In this conversation, Sam Smith explores themes of authenticity, communication, and personal growth. She shares her journey of overcoming perfectionism, navigating family dynamics, and finding her voice in a world that often discourages self-expression. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, she emphasizes the importance of clear communication and the value of sharing one's experiences to foster understanding and connection
In this conversation, Sam Smith explores themes of personal growth, intentional living, and the importance of mindful consumption. She discusses the significance of transmuting energy into joy, the need for self-care, and the value of creative expression. Throughout the dialogue, she emphasizes the importance of spiritual practices and staying connected to one's internal guidance system, while also reflecting on the impact of media consumption on mental health.
Keywords: energy, personal growth, intentional living, spiritual practices, mindful consumption, creativity, learning, self-care, mental health, reflection.
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In this conversation, Sam Smith explores the intricate relationship between fashion, brand perception, and personal value. He discusses the influence of major brands, particularly in the context of manufacturing in China, and how consumerism shapes our understanding of luxury. Smith emphasizes the need for individuals to reevaluate their values and create their own definitions of luxury, moving away from traditional brand narratives.takeaways
In this episode of *Style Therapy*, I dive into the powerful intersection of fashion, wellness, and personal growth. I share my thoughts on the importance of community and sustainability, and how AI can really simplify our lives. I'll encourage you to engage in some spring cleaning—not just for your wardrobe, but for your personal life, too! We'll talk about finding balance and pacing ourselves in our ambitions, emphasizing that nurturing our spaces and letting go of what no longer serves us is crucial for self-care and growth.
This past weekend, I got lost! I told the hubby and the little one I needed a moment to reset and recharge, packed a bag and left for two overnight scenarios.
My retreat weekend revealed:
I have been accepting bread crumbs (the bare minimum), but no more.
Having a Werkbook will help to keep me uplifted and focused on maintaining higher vibes and goals
I really Love my family and I'm so thankful for the ways they aid my growth.
Also, my good friend Shauna K is someone you should know.
Here is your challenge:
What shape does your solitude take? Is it a weekend away? A segment of your day? Give some thought to how you can take a moment away from the world to refill your own cup.
This weeks episode is energized by a deep love and reverence for Black Women. Exploring Mommy issues has helped me to gain new understanding about our experiences. We are All trying to do life while having babies, maintaining households, leading board rooms and So much more. It's time we take better care of ourselves and come together in community to share, learn and grow!
To learn more about She's Well Networked, click here.
Check out this pre-recorded episode from Two Moms Talk with Angela Solomon!
I had the opportunity of sharing some of the starter stages of my entrepreneur journey. I hope these words encourage someone to move forward with that idea you've been sitting on.
"Our trauma shows up in everything we do, from the way that we love to the way that we parent if we have children. And, of course, it shows up in our business as entrepreneurs."
Each new experience is a chance to learn more about ourselves and the world around us. And that is why it's essential to live a life by our own rules and definition of success.
Exceptional Highlights:
• If we're not honest with ourselves, we are on autopilot. We will be in general spaces, not in our signature. Seeking external validation is never the move.
• Entrepreneurship is important, but it's not everything. Though I do want to be successful, I want to have balance and time for family.
• The world feeds messages that make us feel we aren't enough. So it's up to us to protect and nurture ourselves; nobody is going to put on a cape and rescue us.
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IMPORTANT LINKS AND RESOURCES
• Learn more about Healing Hardwear here!
• Who is Sam? Read more
CONNECT WITH ME:
• IG - @NewViintagebySam
• LI- Sam Smith
This episode we explore a little more into the backstory of Style Therapy. While the idea of this conversation came to mind (while getting dressed ironically) I thought it would be dope to welcome a licensed clinician into the space to share her thoughts and ideas on the topic.
Let's unpack the concept of Style Therapy. Clothing plays an important part in how we shine in the world. Its time we got more intentional about how we adorn our bodies.
This week I am sharing a conversation I had back in 2021 with Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and Author Ashley Palmer. Listen as she shares her resonance with the concept of Style Therapy and Dressed in Motherhood.
About the Guest:
Ashley is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in Maryland, children's book author, and an advocate of social awareness to address mental health challenges.
As a Baltimore City native, she earned her Bachelor's degree in Psychology and Master's degree in Counseling Psychology from Towson University.
Ashley utilizes a liberation focused framework when working with clients, while taking a trauma-informed, eclectic approach to therapy. She values increasing client autonomy, insight and awareness, within the system in which they live and operate.
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