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Life As We See it with A and A is a podcast hosted by two African (Nigerian) women living in the diaspora (America) and sharing their personal stories of Love, Life and Faith. In a world full of negativity and hopelessness, we share our personal life struggles and journey of redemption and finding hope in God. Our goal is to motivate and inspire our listeners to be the best versions of themselves and believe that anything is possible. We hope our stories of self improvement and healing journey helps you to grow.
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In this episode, i share my experience of moving to America as international student from Nigeria with little to no money. I left a lucrative career in banking and moved to America in 2011 for my Masters (graduate school) in America. However, I wasn't financially prepared for the journey and had no money saved up before coming the the US. With only 40% scholarship, my school fees was in the thousands of dollars and i had only come with a fraction of that. I struggled a lot and did all sorts of off jobs to survive, my mental health and academics suffered because of that. Despite all the struggles, i was able to persevere through the help and grace of God. I eventually got funding/fellowship after a while which helped me through my program. Even though it's been 14 years since this experience, I still beat myself up for coming to America financially unprepared. That experience shaped my life and i learnt great lessons of how to be financially wise and save up for your dreams.If you're an international student considering making the move to America or just curious about what it's like to start from scratch in a new country, then this video is for you. Join me as I share my incredible journey as a broke international student in America and discover the challenges I faced and the lessons I learned. From navigating a new culture to finding ways to make ends meet, I'll take you through the highs and lows of my time in the United States. Get ready to be inspired by my story of resilience, determination, and the pursuit of a better life. Hope you enjoyed this episode? Pls Like, Comment, Share an Subscribe. #internationalstudents #immigrantstruggles #f1visa #graduatestudentlife #gradschooladvice #movingtoamerica #nigeriansabroad #nigeriansindiaspora #japa #africansindiaspora #livingabroad #immigrantlife #podcast #gradschool Please Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: @LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast
I am joined by my sister Afy to discuss why women should have a life outside of their marriage or their husbands. A lot of African women get into marriage with the expectation of being housewives and have their husbands provide for their families. However, in today's world and current economy, both people (husbands & wives) need to pull their weight financially to make things work. Afy advices women to be resourceful, get jobs or do petty trading and be financially independent of their husbands. She believes women should be able to contribute meaningfully to the family. She shares her own personal story of how she worked hard as a young mom of 5 kids to be able to support her family despite having a husband. She advices women not to solely rely on their husbands income to support them but they should find a job or start a business (no matter how small). Doing so, will not only give them independence but give them an identity, provide mental & emotional wellness and earn them some respect from their husbands an in-laws. She advises women to take care of themselves and look good and attractive for their husbands. Wives should be their husbands back bones, cook for them and take care of them and on the other hand, husbands should love and be appreciative of their wives efforts. Having raised 5 kids ranging from 15 to 27 year old, she shares her struggles raising the kids almost single handedly sometimes traveling with them on business trips to broker deals. She looks back now and is grateful that her kids are grown and doing well. This episode is for women everywhere, it is packed with great words of advice and testimony of how one woman overcame many obstacles to achieve her dream of seeing her children become successful through her sacrifice as a wife and mom. Hope you enjoyed this episode. Please Comment, Like, Share & Subscribe. Thank you #marriage #marriageadvice #africanmarriage #africanculture #husbandwife #africanmen #nigerianmen #relationships #podcast #traditionalmarriage #marriedcouple Please Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: @LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast
In this episode, i am joined by Abies and we discuss issues affecting Nigerian immigrants who live abroad. We talked about competition amongst immigrants and why Nigerian/African marriages struggle abroad compared to if they were in Africa. Abies talked about what couples should do to stay afloat and remain married. She stressed that couples have to be accountable to one another and bear each other's burden as living abroad is stressful already so they need to support each other. Couples need to ditch the African cultural outlook on marriage as it will not work in diaspora. Both people in the relationship need to pull their weight either financially, emotionally or in other ways. Abies also talked about Nigerian churches abroad and why she chose not to attend one, mostly due to their need for control and some doctrinal inconsistencies. She talked about friendships and how they change abroad, she advised not to choose friends solely based on nationality or race but based on similar personal values. She also gave her 2 cents on Nigerians who build houses in their villages in Africa, often, those properties stay dormant and unoccupied because no one lives in the villages, her advice is for people to re-think their investment strategies. We chatted about racial issues and the dance we need to do as Africans to fit into the culture abroad. From code switching to dumbing yourself down to feel accepted, she talked about her experiences and gave encouragements to immigrants including networking and being vocal in the work place. Finally she spoke against unhealthy competition in the Nigerian community and why people should stop comparing themselves to others because we are all on our unique individual journey.If you're a new, intending or current immigrant in the US, UK, Canada, Europe, etc, this episode is for you. Packed with nuggets of advice that will help you in your journey. Hope you enjoying watching? Pls Like, Comment, Share & Subscribe! #immigrantlife #marriageadvice #nigeriansindiaspora #livinginamerica #japa #relationships #livingabroad #marriagefails #podcast #newimmigrants #africanimmigrants #nigeriansabroad #podcast Please Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: @LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast
In this episode, I am joined by my friend Abies Adeyeri who shared her journey and experience in the US as a Nigerian immigrant. Abies is a wife, mom of 3 beautiful girls, an IT professional, business owner and so many other things. She migrated to America from Nigeria in 2008 after winning the US DV visa lottery and shares with the struggles and challenges she faced as a new immigrant. From having accommodation problems to facing financial struggles working 3 minimum wage jobs to make ends meet, pay her rent, food and take care of her extended family in Nigeria, she bared it all. This episode is packed with valuable advice for new or intending immigrants especially about loans, student loans, social interactions and the list is endless.If you're a new immigrant, an intending immigrant or an immigrant in any country, this episode is for you. Abies story is an inspirational one, she went from earning minimum wage to right now being a very successful IT professional earning good money. Hope you enjoyed this episode? Pls Like, Comment, Share & Subscribe. #immigrant #africanimmigrants #livinginamerica #livingabroad #nigeriansabroad #nigeriansindiaspora #africansindiaspora #naija #japa #newimmigrants #podcast #naijagist #benefitsoflivinginusa #storytime Please Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: @LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast
In this episode, Uju shares how she quickly settled in America after relocating from Nigeria to join her husband, We discussed why some Nigerian men abroad like to marry nurses & some of those marriages fail amongst other topics. Uju is a wife, mom of 3 kids, a physical therapist (PT) & a business owner. She shared her immigrant journey/experience of moving from Nigeria to the US upon graduation from university in Nigeria where she studied physical therapy. We talked about adjusting to life in America as a new immigrant, the struggles, challenges and culture shock she experienced, etc. We also talked about why some African (Nigerian) men love to marry nurses for financial reasons and why those marriages fail after relocating abroad. She jokes about times when men living abroad hit on her because they thought she was a nurse and how she navigated that. Family is important to Uju and she shares about her online business which is not only successful but gives her the flexibility to spend tome with her husband and kids. She's excited to introduce others to this business.This episode is packed with lots of useful information as we talked about health & wellness, family, upbringing, friendship, relationships, going to school, career/profession, raising kids (parenting), etc. If you're someone who recently relocated, hoping to relocate soon or looking to start an online business, then this episode is for you. Uju takes us step by step us through her journey of settling in a new country, from exams she took, to career/professional decisions and put her a step above others and her online business benefits etc. Hope you enjoyed this episode? Pls leave us a Like, Comment, share & subscribe! #nigeriansindiaspora #nigeriansabroad #japa #relocation #immigrantlife #marriageadvice #livinginamerica #relationships #livingabroad #marriagefails #podcast #newimmigrants #livingabroad #podcast #naijagist #naija #benefitsoflivinginusaYou can visit Uju's website to learn all about her online business and be a part of it.Website: www.ujunwachibueze.com Facebook: Ujunwa Obidigbo ChibuezePlease Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: @LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast
In this heartfelt episode, I sit down with Jane Fisher, a devoted mother and author of "If You Knew Suzy: Pushing Past the Boundaries of Never." Jane shares the inspiring journey of raising her daughter Suzy, who was born with Joubert syndrome, a rare genetic disorder. Through candid conversations, Jane reveals the emotional and physical challenges they faced, from medical hurdles to societal perceptions, and the unwavering love and determination that fueled their triumphs. Join us as we explore the power of resilience, the importance of early intervention, and the profound impact of a supportive community. This episode is a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the boundless potential of love. Hope you enjoyed this episode, Please Like, Comment, Share and Subscribe. #Joubertsyndrome #specialneeds #storytime #raisingkids #momlife #motherhood #specialneedsmoms #podcast You can connect with Jane Fischer on her website: https://www.janemfischer.com/Purchase her book "If you knew Suzy: Pushing past the boundaries of never" on Amazon or her website.Also excited to share that Terry Tucker who has been a guest on our podcast has a new book coming out on September 12th 2025 titled : "Four Truths and a Lie." Terry Tucker shares powerful life lessons on resilience, mental toughness, and overcoming adversity. It is a motivational and faith-based self-improvement book & uncovers four truths that lead to strength and success—and exposes one dangerous lie that holds most people back .You can download a FREE copy of Terry's book as soon as it is released on Sept 12th on Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FPRN1C24. Will also appreciate if you can please leave a review about the book on amazon. Thank you!Please Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: @LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast
In this episode, Linda Magoon shares how she ended a toxic marriage of 25 years in her mid 50s to pursue her passion for hiking & the outdoors. Linda is an author, environmentalist and outdoor enthusiast. After decades of putting her own dreams and desires on hold, she finally found the courage to take a leap of faith and start a new chapter in her life. She talked about how she felt lost in her marriage, walking on eggshells to keep her husband happy, Having grown up with the love of the outdoors, she was unable to explore that part of her self because of her ex-husband who often used threats and silent treatment to keep her in check & control her. When she turned 50, she was finally able to summon the courage to ask for a divorce and hasn't looked back since then. She is right now living her dream of exploring the outdoors and has hiked all of New Hampshire's 4,000 footer 48 peaks, she has also hiked mount Washington and is hiking so many other trails.If you're looking for inspiration, motivation, or just a reminder that it's never too late to make a change, then this video is for you. Get ready to be inspired by this story of self-discovery, empowerment, life after divorce and the great outdoors. Hope you enjoyed this episode. Pls Like, Comment, Share & Subscribe. Thank you! #lifeafterdivorce #marriage #hikingadventures #pursuitofpurpose #podcast #startingover #toxicmarriage #hikerslife You can reach out to Linda via her website: https://lindamagoon.com/ and purchase her book "Live free & Hike" on AmazonPlease Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: @LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast
In this episode, Connor Treacy shares how he turned a viral moment into a million dollar business opportunity. Connor Treacy is a Los Angeles based entrepreneur, music executive and cultural strategist shaping the intersection of entertainment and nightlife. At 19, he hosted a viral house party of over 100,000 attendees garnering media and entertainment industry's attention making him the youngest person to ever pull such a crowd. He credits social media (Facebook group) as the tool that helped him reach such a large audience. He shared the strategies he used to organize the party and what life became for him after that successful moment. He shares about his transition into the music and entertainment industry following the viral moment and how he's using his talents/giftings now to grow his business. He talked about music, scouting for talents & musical collaboration he's done one of which won him a Grammy plaque. He has a Law degree and currently doing an MBA at USC, he hopes these will help make him more successful as a music executive. Connor story is inspirational, what seemed to be a random viral moment at 19, paved the way for his career success and business ventures.This episode is for anyone who wants to succeed at content creation or entrepreneurship. Connor's story will inspire you. He shares advice on what it takes to succeed in music, entertainment or content creation. Hope you enjoyed this episode. Please Like, Comment, Share & Subscribe. Thank you! #viral #viralmoment #successstory #businesssuccess #contentcreation #creative #podcast You can find Connor's work at:Website: connortreacy.comInstagram & YouTube: @theconnortreacy Please Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: @LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast
In this episode, Carissa Karban shares how she learned to let go of control after 2 divorces & quitting a demanding 9 to 5 corporate career. Carissa Karban is a leadership embodiment coach and the founder of Heal collective as well as an AI video game. Having grown up in a home with a single mom, she often felt she had no control as a child and was determined to take control of her own life in a bid not to make the same mistakes as her mom. After experiencing 2 completed marriages and deciding to quit her demanding 9 to 5 corporate career last year, she embarked on a journey to self discovery and pursuing true joy and happiness. This journey had led her to uncovering the real reason for her need to control things & helped heal the childhood trauma driving that mindset. Carissa is right now sharing her life story with the hope it will help others (especially women) be able to let go of their need for control and begin to function more in their feminine energy. She is using her company Heal collective to help people struggling with mental health issues heal and find purpose.This episode is for anyone who has experienced heartbreaks or divorce, had childhood trauma or is always struggling with the need to be in control. Carissa takes us through the struggles she faced, lessons she learned and the transformative power of surrender. I hope you are inspired to take steps into reclaiming your own life by letting go of control and finding freedom. Hope you enjoyed this episode. Please Like, Comment, Share & Subscribe, Thank you! #divorce #marriagefails #control #controllingbehavior #9to5life #balancedlife #feminineenergy #podcast You can connect with Carissa on:Personal Instagram: @wild_moss_ Website: healcollective.me Business Instagram: @healcollective.mePlease Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: @LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast
In this episode, Nicole Avery shares her emotional story of how she survived witchcraft in her family. Nicole Avery, PhD is an author, artist, thought ambassador and educational consultant for many decades. In this heartfelt episode, she shares her journey of childhood, being born into a Caribbean (Jamaican) family with a history of witchcraft and other demonic practices. As first generation Americans, she and her sisters experienced by observation how her mom was initiated into witchcraft by her grandmother and how that strained their family relationships and brought about a lot of division and sibling rivalry. She got saved at the age of 9 and through the years have developed her spiritual senses and is blessed with the prophetic. Over the years, she has seen how her family involvement in witchcraft has driven a wedge between her sisters and herself. She recounts the emotional story of how she lost her middle sister due to what she believes to be a witchcraft attack. She regrets being far away when it happened and is now determined to keep her sister's memory alive by sharing her story and raising awareness to the dangers and ills of witchcraft practices in families and how people can protect and arm themselves spiritually against those attacks. Nicole uncovers the shocking truth behind her family's dark past in this jaw-dropping true story. From mysterious rituals to sinister secrets, she exposed the witchcraft that haunted her family and also gave useful advice of what to do if you suspect you might be under attack. Hope you enjoyed this episode? Pls like, comment, share, like and subscribe #truelifestory #storytime #witchcraft #siblingrivalry #podcast. You can connect to Nicole and her work by visiting her website and purchase her books on Amazon or her websiteWebsite: nicoleelaineavery.comPlease Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: @LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast
In this episode, Jalisa shares her marriage and divorce story. She got married to her college sweetheart/best friend only to get divorced after only 4 years. Her story is one of healing from abuse, betrayal and finding purpose in the midst of pain. Jalisa Hardy is a single mom of 3 young kids, a licensed minister, a self published author and a host of other things. She suffered early childhood abuse and molestation which helped her break generational curse in her family. In college, she met her ex husband who was also her best friend at the time, even though the relationship started out well, she began to spot red flags & abusive traits weeks before the marriage. She got married hoping that things will get better but rather it got worse. The abusive behavior continued both physically and in other areas of their marriage. She decided to leave the marriage after her ex began to physically harm their first son and use him as a scape goat. Working with a therapist, she was able to consciously decouple and began the journey of separation, divorce and custody battle. She says her Faith played a huge role in her life during these tough times in her life. Jalisa shares very useful advice on relationship, dating, how to spot red flags easily and how to heal after a break up/heartbreak. As a coach, she works with women who are hurting find purpose and heal completely. She also has a YouTube channel and where she helps people grow their businesses and tips to succeed. This episode is for anyone going through a divorce, marital struggles, heartbreak, abuse, betrayal, or just wanting to learn more about relationships. Jalisa's story will encourage you in finding healing and finding purpose. Hope you enjoyed this episode. Please leave us a review. Thank you. #divorce #divorcestory #marriage #relationships #love #abusiverelationship #failedmarriage #singlemom #survivingdivorce #podcastPlease see below Jalisa's details. please check out Jalisa's her work and connect with her. YouTube: @Jalisathegoldenchild Website: Jalisahardy.comPlease Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: @LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast
This is concluding part of my interview with Verastic'. She shares about her divorce story & why African (Nigerian) marriages abroad fail. She shares how her marriage took a down turn after her mother in law moved in. Her mother in law's display of jealously and how her ex-husband's violence & juju (witch doctor) engagements ultimately led to the dissolution of her marriage. We talked about how our African culture discourages divorce and why women remain in unhappy marriages due to societal pressure. Also talked about how some women can take advantage of the American system and wrecked their marriages.This episode is a must-listen for anybody or for couples planning to relocate and are interested in learning about the cultural, social or economic factors that contribute to the complexities of African (Nigerian, Ghanian, South African, etc) marriages abroad (America, UK, Canada, Australia, etc). Thank you for watching and hope you learned a thing or two. Please subscribe, comment, like and share. We appreciate your support #divorcestory #divorce #marriageadvice #nigeriansindiaspora #livinginamerica #japa #relationships #livingabroad #marriagefails #podcast #newimmigrants Verastic is an excellent content creator and you will enjoy connecting with her work. You can find Vera's on all her socials (instagram, facebook, tiktok, YouTube, etc) using @Verastic Please ensure to subscribe to her YouTube channel and follow her blog, you won't regret it!Please Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/@LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast
In this episode, i am joined by Vera Ezimora of Verastic. Vera shares the shocking story of what led to the divorce in her first marriage, some mother in law drama & why she ditched nursing school for blogging. Vera is a trend setter and ahead of her time when it comes to creativity and content creation. She shared about her love for writing, how she ditched nursing to follow a different career path, how she got started with blogging & creating the Verastic blog which she has maintained for many years now. Even though her parents wanted her to study medicine in keeping with the family trend, she went ahead to pivot in her career and in discovering her creativity.Vera also unpacks a personal story of determination, pursuit of purpose and the bravery/courage to walk away from a toxic & dysfunctional marital dynamic that didn't align with her values. From battling a difficult mother in law, to an ex husband who put his political career and ambitions above his family's safety, Vera laid it all bare in this episode. She talked about how disparities in class, religion, ethnicity, socio economic situations can negatively impact marriages as she considered it one of the reasons her first marriage failed. She also shared how the African culture has an uncanny way of silencing women and keeping them in unhappy marriages. This is just Part 1, please come back for part 2 (and the concluding part of Vera's story). Hope you enjoyed watching this episode. Please Like, Subscribe, Comment & Share. #divorce #marriage #africanmarriages #nigerianabroad #naija #africanculture #juju #motherinlawdrama #motherinlaw #podcast #nigerianindiaspora #africansindiaspora.You can find Vera's on all her socials @Verastic Please ensure to subscribe to her channel and follow her blog, you won't regret it!Please Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/@LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast
How paying attention to coincidences changed my life. I am joined by Sophia Demas who is an author (written 2 books - the divine language of coincidences & consciousness beyond death). In this episode, she talked about the power of coincidences and how acting on them produces great life changing miracles. God always brings meaningful co-incidences our way & it's our responsibility to take advantage of those co-incidences. Sophia shares personal anecdotes of how some of such co-incidences transformed her love life, her marriage (saved it from divorce), her career, etc. Coincidences only become miracles when we act on them.If you've ever experienced a series of coincidences that completely flipped your life around, then this episode is for you. In this video, Sophia shared the most mind-blowing coincidences that changed her life and saved her marriage. Get ready to have your mind blown as we dive into astonishing stories of coincidences that transformed her life. She also shared about life after death experiences from her 2nd book. Hope you enjoyed this episode. Pls Like, Comment, Share & Subscribe #coincidences #miracles #divineguidance #intuition #restoredmarriage #podcast.You can connect with Sophia on her website Sophiademas.com and purchase her books on her website or on Amazon.Please Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/@LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast
In this episode, we discuss the dark side of humans when it comes to dating. Brad Glantz (Mighty Brad), a relationship and life coach powerhouse shares fantastic information on relationships, dark/toxic nature of humans and how it manifests in relationships. He talked about the importance of integration of all sides of ourselves to developing a healthy whole identity. Brad shares his experience with depression and how he overcame it, he shares mistakes he's made in his past relationships including cheating & how he confronted those insecurities as well as healing from past toxic relationships. He shares about his current relationship & how's it's helped him heal and become a better person. He talked about why compromise in relationships isn't great (especially when it infringes on one's core values). He however affirmed it's important to be flexible in accommodating your partner's needs. This was a packed episode and we covered so many topics.Are you tired of feeling confused and frustrated with your dating life? Do you feel like you're stuck in a cycle of bad relationships or endless swiping with no real connections? Then this is MUST watch episode! Brad shared a lot of golden information that will help you in your relationship, dating and just everyday day living. Get ready for a raw and honest conversation that will help you uncover the truth about what's really going on in your life #dating #datingformen #datingforwomen #relationshipstruggles #relationships #toxicpatterns #cheatingpartner #datingculture #darksideoflove You can connect with Brad on his socials below:Instagram: mightybradofficialSnapchat: BGlantz3YouTube: mightybradPlease Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/@LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast
I am joined by Tori Jenae in this episode. Tori Jenae is a trauma-informed confidence and relationship coach with over 13 years of experience and multiple degrees in psychology. She helps women heal from emotional wounds, rebuild self-worth, and create aligned, thriving lives and relationships after breakups, divorce, and personal loss. Her work blends psychology, somatic healing, and spiritual wisdom to guide deep, lasting transformation. Tori’s own journey—from a difficult childhood to profound personal loss—fuels her mission to help others rise stronger and reclaim their power. In this episode, you will learn how to unlock the power of self-healing and transform your life! Discover the secrets to letting go of emotional pain, trauma, releasing negativity, and embracing a deeper sense of self-love and compassion. Get ready to mend your heart and unlock a path of spiritual growth, inner peace, and happiness. Heal Your Heart and start living the life you deserve! #traumahealing #buildingconfidence #podcast #emotionalwords #podcast Learn more at www.torijenae.com or follow her on Instagram @tori.jenae.Please Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/@LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast
I'm joined by Pastor Steve Hinton who shares a heartfelt and raw conversation about the struggles he's faced with doubt, fear, and finding purpose in life & ministry. In this emotional and inspiring video, he opens up about his personal journey, revealing the fears and doubts that have held them back, and the lessons he's learned along the way. He shares the impact of not having a steady father figure in his life growing up, how he's healed from it, he talked about his conversion/salvation experience and his struggles as a young teenage convert and he talked about his life/ministry's purpose of winning souls and bringing people to a true and lasting Faith in Christ Jesus. If you've ever felt lost or uncertain about your own purpose, this video is for you. Get ready for a powerful and uplifting conversation that will leave you feeling inspired and motivated to find your own path. #doubts #faith #christianity #jesuschrist #salvation #pastor #faithstruggles #confessions #podcast You can purchase Steve Hinton's book "Confessions: Finding Hope Through a Pastor's Doubts" from Amazon, Walmart, Barnes & Noble or anywhere books are sold.Please Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/@LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast
In this episode, I interview Aicha Barry who shares her experience doing a 30 days fast (with no food) for spiritual breakthroughs and testimonies. Aicha is a mom, a prophetess, a coach, teacher and the founder of Miracles Signs and Wonders LLC. She is the author of the book "2020 Vision: The PATHWAY to a Fruitful Dry Fast" where she shares on the power and importance of fasting. Having being inspired by God in 2020 during the pandemic to embark on a fast which started out as a short fast but through the guidance and help of the holy spirit, extended to a 30 day fasting and prayer to seek God. Testimonies from the fast included answers to intercessory prayers for her dad from witchcraft attacks, fruit of the womb for a couple who had waited 15 years to have a baby, healing from fibroids, asthma, revelations/prophecies, the list is endless. Aicha believes that Fasting is not the absence of food, but it is the presence of God. When you turn down your plate, you attract heaven's attention. She believes every Christian should make fasting a lifestyle and endeavor to fast at least once a week for spiritual empowerment. She also talked about the physical/health benefits of fasting. I hope this episode blessed you and you will adopt fasting into your daily lifestyle not only for the spiritual benefits, but also for the physical. Thanks for watching, please like, comment, share and subscribe! #fasting #fastingprayer #testimonies #miracles You can connect with Aicha Barry via her webiste: aichabarrycoaching.comPurchase her book from Amazon: 2020 Vision: The PATHWAY to a Fruitful Dry FastPlease Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/@LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast
Thinking you've found "the one" can be an incredible feeling, but what if that person turns out to be a covert narcissist? In this video, I am joined by Renee Rodriguez who shares her personal experience of what it was like being in a relationship with a covert narcissist and going into a child custody battle with themReneé is an experienced custody strategist, DV advocate, divorce mediator, parenting coordinator (NJ) and instructional designer. Driven by her own past and personal experience with domestic abuse, she takes pride in providing the best strategy possible for her clients’ cases. As the creator of The Custody Blueprint®, her goals include helping protective parents who are in a custody dispute with a high-conflict co-parent to get the custody arrangement that is best for their children, and preparing them for how they should appear to the court and court professionals throughout their court case. Renee's first hand experience is a peek into what it's like being in an abusive DV relationship. Her ex was controlling of everything including her pregnancy, monitoring all her Dr's visits, rationing her food intake, calling the shots for every decision and always constantly blaming her for things that weren't her fault. He would often use their child to control or test her in certain instances. During a casual lunch with a friend, she realized she had been in an abusive relationship and she to plan her exit with her son. She went through a custody battle with her ex to gain full custody of their son and now uses her first hand experience to help protective mothers and parents with narcissistic exes fight for custody for their children. This episode is packed with real life experiences. If you're wondering how to spot a covert narcissist or if you're currently dealing with one, this video is for you. Get ready for a raw and honest conversation about the dark side of love and relationships. Hope you enjoyed this episode? Please Like, Subscribe, Comment & share. Thank you #storytime #abusiverelationship #covertnarcissist #relationship #toxicrelationship #custodybattle #narcissists #mystory #podcast #truelifestory #abusesurvivors #dv #childcustody If you will like to reach out to Renee and connect with her work, you can check her our at:The Custody Blueprint OR at Best foot forward consultingPlease Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/@LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast
In this episode, I'm joined by Dr LaGrande Mason, a relationship expert who's been married for 53 years and shares why your love life stinks! Dr LaGrande Mason is the author of award winning book (5 pitfalls of relationships: What no one tells you why your relationship stinks) In this episode he dives into the book and lists out the 5 pitfalls/mistakes people are making when it comes to relationships and choosing a life partner. Having been married for 53 years, he shares the secrets to a long lasting happy marriage and how to keep your relationship strong and stay in love. He shared red flags people need to look out for while dating and who you can break free from toxic relationships. He talks about the importance of counseling for married couples and also helps differentiate between chemistry and compatibility in relationships.We delved into the surprising reasons why your love life is struggling, and what you can do to turn it around. From common mistakes to make-or-break habits, get ready to learn from someone who's been around the block a few times. Whether you're single, in a relationship, or somewhere in between, this video is for anyone who wants to improve their love life and find lasting happiness. So sit back, relax, and let's get real about why your love life is a disaster - and how to fix it! #relationshipadvice #relationship #marriageadvice #datingadvice #datingmistakes #relationshiphacks #pitfalls #podcast You can purchase Dr Mason's book from Amazon or Barnes & Noble and connect with him by via his linktree: https://linktr.ee/the5pitfallsPlease Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/@LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast