If you haven’t been under a rock, then you’ve heard about the 5 Loves Languages by Gary Chapman. However, did you know that there is also The 5 Apology Languages? The five apology languages are expressing regret, accepting responsibility, making restitution, genuinely repenting, and requesting forgiveness. In this episode, Jillian Marie discusses the 5 Apology Languages and she breaks down each language. Listen to find out what may be your language and more!
What do you do when you lose your best friend of 20+ years?! In this episode, Jillian Marie shares her personal experiences of friendship breakups and the lessons she’s learned from her breakups.
Sometimes the reality of a relationship is hard to accept and walking away isn’t always easy. In this episode, Jillian Marie discusses the famous Maya Angelou quote, “When someone shows you who they are believe them.”
We got our first WWJD letter, and I am so excited! In this first WWJD episode, Jillian Marie gives her advice to someone who is struggling on what to do in their relationship. Should we break up or should I let him have his way?
We’re in the middle of the great resignation and if we’re not careful, social media will have you thinking once you quit you’ll be on the beach somewhere enjoying the soft life. In this episode, Jillian Marie discusses 5 real lessons she learned when she quit her job. It’s a marathon, not a race. 🏁
They say hindsight is 2020, and in this episode Jillian Marie shares her wisdom with her younger self and young girls regarding self love. She also shares a story that taught her the lesson of self love.
Relationships have a funny way of exposing the good, the bad, and the ugly in us. In this episode, Jillian Marie discusses the emotional roles that our partners play in our lives and the boundaries that need to be set when dealing with the unpacking of baggage.
In this episode, Jillian Marie interviews two good men, Malcolm and Marcus (her brothers) and asks them relevant questions about men, the state of dating today, and advice to women. Tune in for some major gems and deep bars!
There are so many new elements added to the dating world in 2022 and that includes dating apps. Of course, apps have been around for years now, but the ways to navigate are ever evolving and ever changing. In this episode, Jillian Marie shared her experience after she went on a week long exploration on two dating apps, Hinge and Upward. Tune in to see how it went!!
What does a 38 year old Black woman, who wants to be married and have children, have to look forward to as she jumps back into the dating pool? In this episode, Jillian Marie talks about the current dating culture, new societal norms, dating apps, Kevin Samuel subscribers, and more.
Recently, Jillian Marie tweeted: “I’m no longer going to hold my past self hostage to the mistakes I’ve made. Like how I’m mad at myself for being human and not knowing better.” In this episode she discusses how critical it is for us to let go of the past and step into our true identities.
It’s season 2 and we’re back!! Jillian Marie took a much needed three month break and she gets into all of the honest details as to why the long break, including a break up and her mental health realities.
In modern society women are working and competing in the market more than ever. Even with women making strides in the workforce, the societal expectations to still maintain the household have not lightened up. Have we created a demand for the Superwoman and are women weak if they can’t do it all?
Right now more than ever there is a divide among men and women. Social media has become a breeding ground for conversations about dating, sex, and gender dynamics centered around money. On this episode, Jillian Marie discusses the popular topic of 50/50 in a relationship and who should be responsible for the finances in a relationship.
Is there a difference between having a preference in dating and discrimination in dating? In this episode, Jillian Marie shares her thoughts on colorism, race, culture, and preferences in the dating world.
Long distance relationships aren’t easy and most long distance relationships end in a break up. So why do people get involved in long distance relationships? Can they truly work? In this episode Jillian Marie shares her experiences with long distance relationships and she also shares some tips to make it work!
Can you be considered a “good parent” to your child if you are disrespectful, abusive, or difficult to your co-parent? In this episode, Jillian Marie discusses the controversial video between DaBaby and Dani Leigh and her thoughts on toxic co-parenting.
Why is it so difficult for some of us to ask for help?! In this episode, Jillian Marie shares her thoughts on Black Ink Crew, Charmaine struggling to manage her life and delegate her support system. She also dives into how pride and/or fear can cause destruction in our lives when we don’t open up and ask for help.
Imposter syndrome, also called perceived fraudulence, involves feelings of self-doubt and personal incompetence that persist despite your education, experience, and accomplishments. In this episode, Jillian Marie discusses her journey dealing with imposter syndrome, the self sabotaging behavior that may occur because of it, and tips to combat imposter syndrome. *Disclaimer: Sound quality is poor due to unforeseen technical issues.
Have you ever experienced betrayal by a close friend? In this episode, Jillian Marie shares her thoughts on Black Ink Crew, Ryan Henry sleeping with his best friend’s woman. She also dives into the dynamics of friendships, ways to respond when you betray someone, and ways to respond when you’ve been betrayed.
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