Being young often leaves you naive to a lot of truths about the way our world works. Growing up, I just wanted to be able to create freely and I hated all of the obstacles (e.x. school, college, jobs, adult bs) getting in the way of that. I hated being told to be patient. I hate wasting time. I just wanted what I wanted, and I wanted it now. In this episode of the chattabox, I discuss my journey understanding the value of patience and how it helped relieve a lot of stress and anxiety from my life. 

Building a career in spirituality is a unique path taken by few. This episode of the chattabox features Sint Maarten artist Neha Soneji (@btwimneha) to learn more about her spiritual journey, expanding her education in spiritual modalities, all things crystals, her career as an artist on Sint Maarten and her career as a spiritual healer and psychologist. 

Since joining Microsoft, I have had the pleasure to meet incredible people motivated to make the world better. Stan Huber (@pnw.never.summer) is one of these people. He is not only is motivated to build great technology but live a life that is sustainable and self-sufficient. In this episode of the chattabox, I got the opportunity to learn more about Stan's journey into the tech field, his admiration for the outdoors, and what it is like being a hunter in the US. *Vegans Beware*

I was always in a rush to grow up. I used to think that I was running out of time to build the life I wanted for myself, my family, and my country. I had a hard time understanding where I was in my journey and it often left me feeling anxious and unhappy. In this episode of the chattabox, I share my thoughts on enjoying the journey and finding peace in the unfolding of life.  

In this episode of The Chattabox, Nicole reunites with a personal mentor Erica Danielle (@ericadanielleovershares) to sip tea and chat about the complexities of life and our spiritual being. Erica shares her story of becoming and finding purpose after leaving her career in corporate law. Press play and catch a vibe. The cycle of oneness is an ongoing journey of self-discovery and we hope this conversation will help you along your journey of self. 

Learning how to turn any obstacle into a financial opportunity is just one of the many incredible things achieved by today's guest, Ms. Tamara Leonard (@tamleoinc). A local renaissance woman, jack of all trades, cancer survivor, and serial entrepreneur, Tamara shares the tea on how her new book series, how she developed her powerful mindset, how cancer opened new doors for her to express herself, lessons learnt as a parent, and her mission to be her community's keeper. 

For PoC, prejudice and racial stereotyping make moving through this world very intimidating. In this episode of The Chattabox, Joshua Bowers (@0x.josh) and Nicole dive into the harsh reality of racism, prejudice, and breaking free of the slave mindset. Joshua shares his experience of police brutality in the Netherlands, its effects on his mental health, his fight for justice, and how technology is cultivating a more open and trusting society. 

The Caribbean is an incredibly undervalued market, but recent events are pushing the region to adapt and expand outside of traditional economic models. In this episode of The Chattabox, Nicole sits down with Joshua Bowers (@0x.josh) to break down some of the issues within the region, how technology can transform the region, the purpose of money, the value of blockchain, and the future of the metaverse.  

In this episode of The Chattabox, Nicole sits down with local adventurer, nature enthusiast, and content creator, Star Peterson (@star_living) to get the inside scoop on his journey in the yacht industry, how he cultivated his positive mindset, how to get started into the world of content creation, and what it is like being a local island ranger for Nature Foundation.

Ralph Cantave (@ralph_cantave) is a local author, journalist, and entrepreneur disrupting the media sector in the Caribbean. In this episode of The Chattabox, we discuss Ralph’s mental health journey, getting married in his 20s, the reality of journalism in Sint Maarten, doing business in the Caribbean, and our concerns with local politics.