that which does not kill us
This is a raw, emotional, comedic, and analytical monologue about chapters of my life. Divorce, death, childhood wounds, behavior pattern analysis, nervous system overstimulation, and all the things that go along with wanting to be better today than I was yesterday.
Episodes
In this one I get into current events and getting the opportunity to utilize the resources I’ve had for personal development.
In this one I get into a snippet from Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents that speaks to the relationship between me and my mother.
In this episode I take accountability for not maintaining an efficient schedule in the present. I also get into the goals of what I want to accomplish in any given week.
In this I get into my experience with dreams combined with the emotions and memories fueling them.
In this one I reflect on a recent read and touch on the experiences that come to mind from it.
In this one I talk about some videos I’ve recently seen, accounts that have helped me along the way, and choices I’m making in the present.
In this one I get into my takeaways from a video I watched by pearlieee on YouTube. It was extremely profound and powerful. Ten out of ten would recommend.
In this one I connect a video by Amir Odom that I saw yesterday with the current events of my life and appreciate the accuracy of the information in it.
In this episode I get into the ways I’ve been victimizing myself with my decisions and actions over the past few years.
In this one I get into three different thought provoking videos I’ve watched recently and the places they take me based on recent experiences.
In this one I ponder how I resonate with my recent experiences and what I need to do to progress forward.
In this one I get into recent events and try to get perspective on what work I still have to do.
In this one I get into current events and how feeling difficult emotions has helped me move forward in my personal growth.
In this one I get into the importance of accountability and ownership in maturation.
In this one I get into relationship roots, my romantic patterns, and feeling like an alien in human form.
In this one I get into my current read. The Seven Levels of Intimacy by Matthew Kelly. I also relate the material with my experiences and observations.
In this one I get into the emotions that come along with being a sexual assault survivor.
In this one I get into choices, consciously engaging in behaviors and how they shape relationship dynamics in the present moment.
In this one I talk about the chapter I’m closing out. The symbolism behind my current actions, learning about myself, and leaving the past behind.
In this one I discuss a concept I came across that sat with me along with the importance of choice.
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