The Positive Professional

Today I'm diving into a powerful and deeply relevant topic that has wide-reaching implications for both our personal and professional lives. I'll be talking about 'What is the Glass Cliff for Black Women and Its Impacts on Mental Health,' and I'm tying in the significance of Kamala Harris running for president as the Democratic candidate. I’m also going to give you some history of women’s rights advocacy—and spoiler alert—how Black women weren’t always included in those rights. So, buckle up and get ready for an eye-opening conversation.

Today, I’m diving into a topic that’s close to my heart—how to cultivate your own happiness. Now, let me start by acknowledging something many of us have been taught to believe: that happiness comes from external sources. Whether it’s relationships, achievements, or material possessions, we’ve often been led to think that these are the things that will make us truly happy. In today’s episode, I’ll be sharing practical tips, personal insights, and actionable steps that will help you take control of your own happiness. We’ll talk about what happiness really means, why you shouldn’t rely on others to make you happy, and how to cultivate happiness from within. So, whether you’re listening on your way to work, during a break, or winding down for the evening, I hope you’ll find something valuable to take away.

This episode dives into a topic that affects so many yet is often misunderstood and under-discussed: recovery from narcissistic abuse and gaslighting and how self-compassion can serve as a powerful tool on the road to healing.

In our fast-paced world, rest is often equated with sleep, but there's so much more to it. Today's episode will explore mental, physical, emotional, and sensory rest, along with one more type of rest you might not expect. Understanding these different types of rest can help you achieve a more fulfilling and healthier life.  

-Mental rest is about quieting your mind and taking breaks from constant thinking.

-Physical rest involves both passive and active relaxation to help your body recover.

-Emotional rest means allowing yourself to express and process your feelings.

-Sensory rest focuses on reducing sensory input and finding calm.

-Social rest involves being intentional about your social interactions and setting boundaries.

Incorporating these types of rest into your routine can help you lead a more balanced and fulfilling life."

Take small steps to integrate these different types of rest into your daily life

How to be Intentional About Experiencing Joy

Today I’m diving into a topic that can truly transform your life: how to be intentional about experiencing joy. In our fast-paced world, it’s easy to let moments of joy slip by unnoticed. Today, we’ll explore how to capture those moments, create them intentionally, and live a life that celebrates daily joy.

This episode explores how slow breathing techniques can significantly impact our psycho-physiological state. 

This episode discusses the importance of not hiding your feelings. And what better way to illustrate this than by examining the much-anticipated movie "Inside Out 2."

This episode explores bold and intentional ideas to support your mental wellness. 

Today I'm going to explore a topic that's often misunderstood but widely discussed: narcissism. I'll break down what narcissism is, the different types of narcissistic personalities, and how to identify them in everyday life. 

Today I'm diving into an incredibly relevant topic as we move into the warmer months—how to maintain your mental health in the summer. Summer is often seen as a time for relaxation, vacations, and outdoor fun, but it can also come with its own challenges for our mental well-being. Whether you're a student on break, a professional dealing with the summer slump, or just trying to make the most of the season, this episode is for you.