In order to live your best life you must first choose to be brave. This podcast is about learning to recognize your power and choosing to be brave enough to stand in that power. Join me as I sit down with some of the people who helped me learn how to be brave. As a black feminist-womanist, I honor Audre Lorde when I say, "the personal is political" so I hope that you will take what you need from these stories and be able to apply the lessons in your own journey towards unlocking your power.
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In order to live your best life you must first choose to be brave. This podcast is about learning to recognize your power and choosing to be brave enough to stand in that power. Join me as I sit down with some of the people who helped me learn how to be brave. As a black feminist-womanist, I honor Audre Lorde when I say, "the personal is political" so I hope that you will take what you need from these stories and be able to apply the lessons in your own journey towards unlocking your power.
This episode really hit home for me. I am joined by two guests, Mama Boyd and DeLicia Boyd to have some honest conversation. We talk about differing the ego from the spirit, ways to tap into your feminine energy, learning to surrender, gentle accountability, healing your inner child, pinpointing your triggers in order to heal, learning to honor yourself, and being intentional with the language that we use with ourselves and with each other.
Mama Boyd is Mrs. DeAnna Boyd, Transformational Life Coach and founder and CEO of MiLoves Circle - IG: @MiLovesCircle Website: www.milovescircle.com
DeLicia Boyd, LGPC - IG and TikTok: @LifeWithDeLicia
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Change in the Water
In order to live your best life you must first choose to be brave. This podcast is about learning to recognize your power and choosing to be brave enough to stand in that power. Join me as I sit down with some of the people who helped me learn how to be brave. As a black feminist-womanist, I honor Audre Lorde when I say, "the personal is political" so I hope that you will take what you need from these stories and be able to apply the lessons in your own journey towards unlocking your power.
