Talks With Tatyana

Tatyana concludes season one of the show by doing a recap of some of the episodes, a recap of how the year 2020 went for her, and an overall reflection of the podcast and 2020. She also talks about her upcoming plans for the holidays and does a Q&A segment about her life and podcasting journey.

Tatyana concludes season one of the show by doing a recap of some of the episodes, a recap of how the year 2020 went for her, and an overall reflection of the podcast and 2020. She also talks about her upcoming plans for the holidays and does a Q&A segment about her life and podcasting journey.

Tatyana discusses the importance of breaking the cycle of generational trauma and breaking toxic societal norms.

Tatyana talks about the 2020 presidential election and the amount of history that was made in this election.

In honor of it being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Tatyana talks with special guest, Cyndi Williams, a two-time breast cancer survivor. She discusses her journey with breast cancer, advice on ways to take care of your health, and symptoms to check for.

In honor of it being Women’s Small Business Month, Tatyana talks with special guests Rickia Clark, a junior at the University of Florida and CEO of Honey Styles - a hairstyling and hair customization business; and Nicole Benton, a professor at Florida A&M University and CEO of Cole’s Charming Creations - a business focused on customizing everything from T-shirts to glassware and much more. They discuss details about their small business, their experience thus far with running a small business, and share advice for anyone interested in starting their own small business.

Tatyana will be breaking the stereotype about all of Gen Z being disrespectful, how gender roles play a big part in that stereotype, and how the older generations should be more open-minded and listen to some of the thoughts the younger generation has.

Tatyana talks about learning the difference between enabling and helping others, learning when to create boundaries, and how to stop being an enabler.

Tatyana will be discussing the importance of being confident by advocating for yourself, which will essentially help you become more expressive about your goals, values, feelings, and boundaries, which in turn, will help you live a more balanced and fulfilling life. She will also briefly be discussing Former Supreme Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and how she used her self-advocacy to advocate for women’s rights.

Tatyana will be discussing how to save, budget, plan, organize, prioritize, and maintaining self-discipline while in college. She will also be focusing on the importance of having these life skills even after college and into the adult world. She will also briefly touch on the topic of intersectionality in relation to Breonna Taylor.