Travel, Pray, Slay

Welcome back to this solo episode.  This podcast episode is all about what is on my travel checklist. When we go on a trip, most of us have a few staples that we can’t leave home without and I’ll be sharing some of my favorites.

Hopefully, this episode will give you a few new ideas of items that you want to add to your travel checklist for your next trip!

You can find the shownotes here >> https://travelprayslay.com/episode-12/

Welcome to another episode of the Travel, Pray, Slay podcast.  I am so excited to be joined by Petrina Turner, a Personal Finance and Business Strategist. In this episode, we are going to be talking about finances, becoming financially free, and getting your money right so that you can travel right.

Petrina Turner is a wife, boy mom, and financial freedom and business strategist  She educates, equips, and encourages families to become financially free by giving them tips, tools, and strategies on ways for people to manage their money and make more of it. Her goal is to help people transform from the way they view and do money so that they can live their best life.  Her mission is to help as many families become financially free so they can build and leave a legacy of faith, family, finance, and fearless living.

You can check out the shownotes for the episode here >> https://travelprayslay.com/episode-10/

Hopefully, your summer is off to a great start. I know many of you are traveling because you are tagging me and commenting on Instagram.  I love seeing all your travels!

I recently returned from my first official trip of the summer and I went to Miami Beach.  In this episode, I am going to recap my trip to Miami Beach in a post-vaccinated world. I will share some tips if you are planning to travel to Florida and update you on what has been going on lately with some of the travel restrictions being lifted.

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It is finally summer after a very weird year in 2020 and a summer last year that was canceled.  Now that over 50% of the U.S. population is vaccinated and cases of COVID have reached record lows, everyone is back traveling.

As everyone is planning to travel, I wanted to do this podcast to share all my favorite travel destinations. I am always getting asked where the best places to travel are so I decided to put it all in one episode. I hope this will give you some ideas for your upcoming summer and fall vacations.

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Welcome to this episode of the Travel, Pray, Slay podcast.  I am so excited to be joined by Nicole Watson, the owner and operator of Rich, Rich Energy. In this episode, we talk about why it’s so important for women, especially black women, to normalize luxury in our lives.

Rich, Rich Energy is a brand geared towards women who enjoy the finer things in life.  When Nicole is not designing merchandise, managing orders, and curating social media content, she enjoys spending quality time with her family and friends. As the mother of two, she finds it important to carve out time for herself to refuel her inner rich babe. Amongst her favorite activities are trying new cuisines, traveling, and DIY projects.

You can check out the full shownotes here: https://travelprayslay.com/episode-8/

Welcome back for this travel episode! Summer is right around the corner and the streets are calling. So, it is time to answer and start traveling again.

As I myself start gearing up for some summer travel, I was looking into the latest travel trends and  found two recent travel trends reports from American Express and TripAdvisor. Sharing some of the main highlights I found most helpful and a few more travel tips for you to keep in mind as you plan out your summer travel.

You can check out the full shownotes here >> https://travelprayslay.com/2021-travel-trends/

Welcome to this episode of the Travel, Pray, Slay podcast.  I am so excited to be joined by Khia Glover.  In this episode, we talk about mental health, the importance of healing, the benefits of therapy, and how it doesn’t have to conflict with your faith.

Khia is a licensed social worker, therapist, mental health coach, and founder of Notes by Khia, a mental health education platform that offers a variety of mental health services for individuals, families, and large groups.  Khia is dedicated to educating minority communities on mental health and providing a safe space for her clients to express themselves authentically and receive the support they need to manage their stressors and live a life of peace and wellness.

Read the full shownotes here >> https://travelprayslay.com/khia-glover/

Travel is back!  The CDC has recently given the green light for fully vaccinated individuals to safely travel and everyone is ready to get back outside and hit the streets after being stuck at home all 2020.

Planning for spring and summer travel is in full swing and accommodations are at the top of the list.  There is a lot I like about AirBnB’s over hotels so I wanted to record this podcast episode to share the pros and cons of AirBnB versus hotels to hopefully help you find the right place for your next vacation.

You can check out the full shownotes here. 

Welcome to this episode of the Travel, Pray, Slay podcast.  I am so excited for today’s guest that we have with us today.  I am so excited to be joined by one of my best friends, Renee Bolton.  In this episode, we talk about relationship values and the key components of a healthy relationship.

With over 15 years in the beauty industry, Renee mastered a way to combine her love for beauty and her passion for writing with her book, “#ImBeautyInspired”, a keepsake journal of beauty quotes and affirmations for women to embrace their inner beauty and apply more self-love. Renee aspires to inspire and she lives to love!

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This podcast episode is very personal, transparent, and reflective.  This month is the year anniversary of the global pandemic of COVID-19 and the year 2020 that changed all of our lives.  As I am reflecting back on where I was at this time last year, it has really brought up for me a lot of the lessons I have learned in 2020 and especially the positive things that came out of the year.

When I think about where I was this time last year, it was pretty crazy.  It was around this time last year that the city started to shut down and it was one of the last weekends that I was getting together with friends.  A week later everything started to change. In this episode, I really just wanted to share what came out of 2020 for me.

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