I’m joined by fellow coach and Society member Ali Ryan to discuss why the end of a relationship doesn’t have to destroy you. Nearly all of us will experience a breakup at some point, but it’s what we do after the breakup that really matters. Ali shares the personal story of one of her breakups and what happened when she intentionally started focusing on her relationship with herself.
There can be so much pressure for our vacations to be perfect, which presents a great opportunity for practicing self-coaching. In anticipation of my upcoming vacation, I found myself in a swell of disappointment, and I’m here to share how I coached myself on this episode.
This week, you’re hearing a conversation I had with Vikki Louise over on her podcast, Hack Your Time. Vikki and I get into a juicy conversation about our socialization around time and the thoughts and values that shape how we use time, and I’m excited to share a topic I haven’t yet explored on the podcast.
I’m coaching one of our members on something they’re struggling with emotionally, I’m answering questions from listeners just like you, and sharing everything you need to know about what happens when you join the Clutch.
If you feel like there can’t possibly be any more to learn than what I share in the podcast, it’s understandable that you think that way. But the Society is a completely different experience, and in today’s show, I’m giving you a clear glimpse into that environment, so you can see the differences for yourself.
This week’s conversation is one that spans several important topics, from Black girls and decentralized authority to soft living and romance novels. EbonyJanice calls herself the Black girl whisperer whose work is all about centering Black women and girls, and she’s here this week to introduce us to her newest book, All the Black Girls Are Activists: A Fourth Wave Womanist Pursuit of Dreams as Radical Resistance.