happy 2024 baddies! we’re starting the year softly and leaning into what our intuition is showing + telling us what to embrace this season- including when and what to quit and pivot. quitting gets such a bad rep, but is it really so bad when it can unveil a new, more aligned outcome? in this episode we dive into the art of quitting and pivoting and discuss:

1. how to know when it’s time to quit and why quitting isn’t always a bad idea

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host: Priscilla O. Agyeman,MPH

produced by: Eduay Peña & Priscilla O. Agyeman,MPH

audio by: Eduay Peña

buckle up baddies, we’re getting back on the saddle after falling tf off.

if you’ve been in a slump lately, believe us when we tell you you’re not alone. this year has been incredibly challenging for so many of us (for obvious reasons), but even moreso- when we’ve gotten thrown off our rhythm, it can make us spiral into not taking any inspired actions or baby steps towards our goals. in this relatable and real af episode, we discuss:

1. navigating challenges, overcoming slumps and normalizing the post-holiday dip in motivation

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• check out our post on monthly resets and so much more here

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host: Priscilla O. Agyeman,MPH

produced by: Eduay Peña & Priscilla O. Agyeman,MPH

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no you’re not crazy for thinking we’re probably living in a dystopia. we’re starting with an emotional pulse check first, and diving deep into how we can unpack cognitive dissonance and move through feelings of anger and hopelessness into tangible action items that initiate change. the collective efforts for liberation cannot be done in silos, and it takes every single one of us to recognize our role in social and justice movements worldwide.

in this episode we share:

1. how to recognize cognitive dissonance and reconcile with a conflicting value/belief system

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• learn more about the social change ecosystem and finding your role here

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host: Priscilla O. Agyeman,MPH

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meet Oumou (@connectwithoumou): the badass, queer, Muslim, Senegalese therapist radicalizing mental health first aid worldwide. Oumou (she/they) is a multi-hyphenate polycreative - therapist, coach, disruptor, zinester, writer, speaker, consultant and facilitator of spaces for radical learning. Oumou is a two-time graduate of Syracuse University and former adjunct professor of the same school. they are the creator of RMHFA, a workshop that is slowly but surely changing the care and mental health landscape.

in this episode with @connectwithoumou, Oumou shares:

1. how the intersectionality of race, class, gender and culture impacts global and local mental health care ✍🏾

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Today we have none other than Dominique Webb, aka “@FairyBrandMuva_” and CEO of Cult Creative Agency: a remote brand design agency and marketing consultancy for WOC-owned brands. Dominique has has worked with many well-known brands such as Fenty Corporation by Rihanna, Issa Rae, SKIMS, Netflix and HBO Max. In addition to her work at Cult Creative Agency, Dominique is also one of 13,000 Black women farmers and uses her spare time to revitalize and expand her farm in Tennessee, Cult Farms. In this episode, we share:

1. Dominique’s nonlinear, nontraditional journey into building @cultcreativeagency_, one of the most coveted digital brand agencies from scratch

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the “i’m not a morning person” to morning menu lover pipeline...let’s discuss. having a solid morning and night routine is the cheat code to having a calm day baddie, and it’s an investment in your peace. now is the perfect time to reset our routines and habits, especially with summer ending and all of us heading towards the end of the year. if you’re bombarded with self care and productivity advice, but still don’t know where to start? in this episode we share:

1. what the benefits are of a morning and night routine 🧐

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host: Priscilla O. Agyeman,MPH

produced by: Eduay Peña & Priscilla O. Agyeman,MPH

audio by: Eduay Peña

No one has time for limiting beliefs, baddie. They absorb our time, energy, and worst of all- our mental space. In this week’s episode, we dive deep into developing a growth mindset and challenging our limiting beliefs that hold us back from reaching our untapped potential.

1. what the difference is between having a growth mindset and just internalized capitalism (aka, #grindculture) 🧐

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host: Priscilla O. Agyeman,MPH

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audio by: Eduay Peña

Welcome back baddies, we're officially kicking off season 5! We’ve missed y’all so MUCH and we have soooo much to update you on! First and foremost, our official FIRST PRODUCT is now live on our website! “My Journey to Self-Love: The Ultimate Self-Care Guide by Saddie Baddies®” contains over 60 pages designed to help you discover self-care routines that actually fit your fast-paced life. Designed to be completed within 8 weeks, this self-care guide encourages you to take simple, practical steps through introspection and awareness to deepen your self-discovery and healing journey.

For the rest of this episode, we focus on analysis paralysis: aka living in limbo when you’re bombarded with choices. In this episode, we touch on:

1. what analysis paralysis actually is and what’s actually happening underneath the surface 🧐

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host: Priscilla O. Agyeman,MPH

produced by: Eduay Peña & Priscilla O. Agyeman,MPH

audio by: Eduay Peña

this one’s for you, baddie. in this season 4 finale, we take all of your questions and advice requests directly from you and answer them thoughtfully and honestly. we dive deep into the complexities of self-love, relationships, and growth and this special listener's episode is dedicated to celebrating your self-awareness on your journey towards softness, ease and compassion. from questions about human design to friendship breakups and toxic jobs, we respond to it all.

thank you for a beautiful season, thank you for listening, and thank you for being here. stay soft, baddies!

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• find out your human design type

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host: Priscilla O. Agyeman,MPH

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Amani Rakeia (@amanirakeia, she/her) aka your favorite comfort YouTuber, gets up close and personal with us during this week’s guest episode. Amani is a digital content creator, storyteller, former Rare Beauty and Aritzia community & social media manager, and most importantly, a woman creating the life she loves, on her own terms. Whether she’s perfecting a new matcha latte recipe at home or getting vulnerable and honest about dealing with loneliness, dating, finding your people in a new city and navigating adulthood in your 20s, Amani is a truth-teller throughout her journey and she continues to beautifully share with her online (and offline) community. In this heartfelt convo, Amani shares:

1. How she navigated a non-linear journey from her previous corporate girlie career path to now living as a full time freelance digital creator

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Subscribe to Amani’s Living Alone Diaries on YouTube to follow along her journey

Check out our post on dealing with loneliness

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Directed by: Priscilla O. Agyeman,MPH

Produced by: Eduay Peña & Priscilla O. Agyeman,MPH

Audio by: Eduay Peña