In this episode of the Radical Hope Podcast, Tamiko Hope shares one simple but life-shifting question that’s guided her choices for years: “How do I want to feel later?” Through a personal story about missing her 21st birthday white-water rafting trip and the hard lesson that followed, she explores how short-term pleasure can often steal long-term peace.

Using the biblical verse “What tastes good on the lips later sours in the belly” (Proverbs 20:17), Tamiko invites listeners to reflect on the difference between what feels good now and what feels right later.

This is a heartfelt reminder that peace, alignment and self-respect are often found in the pause before the decision.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• How to use the question “How do I want to feel later?” as a daily compass
• Why reflection creates emotional and spiritual alignment
• How to recognize when short-term satisfaction leads to long-term regret

Listen in for a gentle, hope-filled reflection that reminds you: your future peace is worth protecting.

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