“Can you remember who you were before the world told you who you should be?” That’s a doozy of a question isn’t it?? How do you even begin to answer something like that?Well, it’s the first question we both read in the book “Reflecting and Journaling Towards a Meaningful Life”; a book written by this week’s podcast guest, Counseling Psychologist, Brenda Roach.It’s also the first question we ask Brenda herself at the start of Season 2 Episode 9 and her answer transported all of us back t...
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“Can you remember who you were before the world told you who you should be?” That’s a doozy of a question isn’t it?? How do you even begin to answer something like that?Well, it’s the first question we both read in the book “Reflecting and Journaling Towards a Meaningful Life”; a book written by this week’s podcast guest, Counseling Psychologist, Brenda Roach.It’s also the first question we ask Brenda herself at the start of Season 2 Episode 9 and her answer transported all of us back t...
"Sometimes The Path Chooses You" with Dr. Hilary Thomas-Lake
Conscious Folk
31 minutes
4 years ago
"Sometimes The Path Chooses You" with Dr. Hilary Thomas-Lake
An intimate chat with Africanist and Well-being Coach, Dr. Hilary Thomas-Lake whose journey of personal transformation is one that every career woman needs to hear.
Conscious Folk
“Can you remember who you were before the world told you who you should be?” That’s a doozy of a question isn’t it?? How do you even begin to answer something like that?Well, it’s the first question we both read in the book “Reflecting and Journaling Towards a Meaningful Life”; a book written by this week’s podcast guest, Counseling Psychologist, Brenda Roach.It’s also the first question we ask Brenda herself at the start of Season 2 Episode 9 and her answer transported all of us back t...
