Under The Baobab Tree

In this episode I explore different reasons why personal development might be dangerous or harmful. You might think: "Huh?! Why would it be dangerous?" or "aren't you talking and working around personal development yourself?".

Yes, I am ! And I love personal development, but I also believe it is important to look at the pitfalls so that it doesn't start blocking us for the very thing we want to reach or become.

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Are you curious about why "wanting to belong" can become an obstacle to living up to your potential or achieving your dreams? In this episode, we will delve into the topic of belonging. Do you ever feel like an outsider? Or do you often experience a sense of not belonging? The desire to belong is something that is very common and affects many individuals, including myself.

I will discuss the meaning of belonging and explore why some people struggle more with this longing for acceptance than others. Additionally, I will share various ways for coping with the feeling of not fitting in. Whether you personally experience this feeling or not, everyone can do something!

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In this episode, you will hear the answers to all of these questions:

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In this episode, I will share my own journey from atheism to belief. You will hear stories about my upbringing in Belgium within an atheistic environment, as well as some spiritual experiences in Brazil. Additionally, I will discuss how I overcame the biggest obstacle to my spiritual growth.

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Have you ever experienced that you needed to deliver bad news or a difficult message to someone else? In this episode, we will discuss what bad news or a difficult message actually is and why we find it so challenging to share these messages with others. Additionally, you will also learn how to effectively communicate difficult news to someone else.

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In this episode you will travel with me to Peru, Brazil and Ghana. I share experiences where I pushed trough situations that were at first new, unknown or difficult for me. By personal storytelling, I show you how we, as human beings, are so good in adapting to new or different environments. And that if we dare to go out of our comfort zone, that eventually becomes our new comfort zone.

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In this episode, I explore indigenous spirituality. I briefly touch on European Indigenous spirituality and how it sometimes appears to be lost. However, I then delve into what I consider to be the core elements of indigenous spirituality worldwide. Therefore, this episode is not necessarily tied to a specific culture or practice, but rather provides a general overview of what I believe encompasses indigenous spirituality. I also share tips on how you can reconnect with indigenous spiritual practices.

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Love, Ama

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Have you ever heard of a personal manifesto? I hadn't before, but I created one for myself, and in this episode, I explain how I made it. I share some pieces of my own personal manifesto and explain how you can create yours too. It's honestly amazing because it helps you set boundaries, stay true to yourself, and have a better understanding of who you are and what you want. Creating something that can serve as your own guideline or compass in life is truly liberating!

If you're interested in making your own personal manifesto, you can receive the guideline here.

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Discover more about inner child work in this episode. What is your inner child? Or... who is it? ;-)

What does inner child work actually mean? And why should you give it a try? How can it assist you, and how can you see in your life that it is working?

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With gratitude,

Ama

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In this episode, I share why I started this podcast and explain my intention to overcome perfectionism by creating and sharing these episodes with you. You will learn about the purpose and focus of the Under The Baobab Tree podcast, and I will also provide a brief introduction of myself! Are you readyyyy??

Thank you for listening! I am so excited you are here and that we can share space in this way!

Much love,

Ama

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