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Author: Modiegi Mashamaite

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Graduating is such a bittersweet time in our lives. After several years of hard work, the exhaustion is settling in and this thing called “adulting” will consume you if you’re not prepared. Do you have a job lined up? If you live on campus do you plan to move back home or rent an apartment? Do your finances allow you to survive without parental assistance? These questions are overwhelming, but the first step is understanding that you’ll never have EVERYTHING figured out.
This podcast navigates through the difficult and uncomfortable parts of Adulthood. Transitioning is here to remind you that you’re not ALONE.
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Our deepest happiness in life stems from fulfilling purpose. In order to thrive or flourish in this lifetime, you must invest in things that will increase bring you happiness. On Part 1 of this podcast, we speak to Zimkitha Kweza and Somilangaye Rubushe about their individual journeys of finding their callings and investing in their happiness.
Let's talk "red flags" in relationships. What does that term mean exactly?  Are they a reason to walk away, or should we just ignore them and mend the relationship? Let's have a chat about it, Shall we?
Make a commitment to your healing so that you can love fully, be happy and return love fully as well. Remember that hurt people hurt others. Heal so that you can be a healthy friend, sister, lover and employer by not hurting others the same way you were hurt before. 
Being alone is not necessarily a bad thing. It’s actually a great thing. As humans we need that time alone to contemplate our place in this world however how does one navigate between the thin line of finding solitude or drowning in loneliness? Today we talk about unhealthy loneliness and asking for help.
In this episode, we unpack the subtle power of influence from social media and friendships to culture, relationships, and the content you consume daily. Who shapes your thoughts? Your standards? Your desires and more importantly… are you shaping anyone else’s?
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