UnDefined Life Podcast

They say impostor syndrome can sometimes be a by-product of feeling small or having been overlooked.

In this podcast I talk about A biblical King and how 'feeling small & overlooked' became a TRAP to sabotage the plan and destiny of God in his life.

Prepare your mind to shift, be renewed and transformed by turning the 'feelings' of being small & overlooked into your Ultimate SUPERPOWER.

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After my Instagram Live with Single Dad Parenting Coach @JaySkibbens. I am sharing snippets of our discussion and elaborating on a few things that we didn't really have time to dissect into. Have a listen and go check out his page too as he helps Single Parents deal with overwhelm and overcome guilt and shame. Enjoy listening.

I share some scenarios and ask your opinions as viewers. There is a definitely a part 2 or 3 to this. I would love to hear from Single Parents and why they chose to be Single Parents? I also invite people who coach Single parents and/or have done social research of why people are choosing to be Single Parents. Thank you

So after the Adele and Oprah Winfrey interview. Adele talked about her obsession with a nuclear family and likely wanting to create that for herself plus break 'generational patterns' too. She isn't comfortable with herself for choosing her own happiness but messing up her sons life. She really brought up many points that I believe are so relevant to today's society and culture. I really go into detail with questions in this Podcast. I saw the younger and could truly identify with Adele in many ways which was scary. In this podcast I seek to generate a discussion and hopefully share the empowered way forward. Please do share your own thoughts too as I don't think there is a right or wrong answer. Thank you

I tackle the notion that "it takes a village to raise a child." I find that a cultural shift took place in the lives of Mothers and Women from the Black & migrant communities. We once lived and did life as one big community. However, being in the Western world has led to a breakdown down of the 'traditional village' into more independent and separate living. Dare I ask; could that be a contributory factor in poor maternal mental health in our community? It is well known that motherhood is challenging albeit socially isolating as well. When one is distanced from their community and have unmet needs within their community too such as those of a new mother. I can understand why some maternal mental health challenges occur. This podcast is to challenge the narrative, address the stigmas and most importantly lead to EMPOWERED solutions that any mother or woman can use to bring a paradigm shift into their situation. Happy listening

Lets talk babies, motherhood, hormones and life's uncomfortable situations.