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In this episode we have a nuanced discussion around mental health, with the help of a very special guest. Aunty Tino, talks us through the process of redefining self and shares some insight on past relationships whilst highlighting the importance of continuous progress.
Trigger Warning; this episode includes some discussion of DV so listener discretion is advised
Join in on the discussion as we talk about the throw-away culture we currently live in and why replacing seems easier than repairing.
Timing is a concept we struggle with (some more than others). In this episode we discuss the importance of timing and when God says “wait”.
Most of us want things and we want them now, but sometimes God takes His time and we are challenged to wait for God to move before we do.
We have an awesome guest Molly to help us break down the concept of God’s time.
Everyone talks about success and succeeding but what is holding you back from doing so?In this episode we talk candidly about our success journeys and what has held us back from aspiring to more. With many side discussions throughout the episode, it's a guaranteed laugh.Episode 6 out now!P.s. we do want to sincerely apologize for the sound quality on this episode, unfortunately we experienced technical difficulties beyond or control but we endeavour to produce quality audio for all subsequent episodes.
Do you know when it's time to say goodbye to a friend and end that chapter....well we don't know either. But you can join in the conversation as we discuss cutting off "The Loose Thread"
Episode 5 is out now!
P.s. can we pretend that we didn't just take a massive hiatus?
Spring has sprung, seasons are changing. Join in as we discuss and try to understand what seasons are ( and no, we don't mean Summer, Winter, Spring and Autumn).
"Is faith difficult" is a very subjective question but one thing is constant; the Christian journey is not linear! In this episode, we discuss faith and our experiences throughout our walk with Christ.
Join us as we share our experiences with the "hustle culture" and its effects. Is being addicted to working really that bad?
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