Unapologetically Me

I recently lost my father because of Covid. In this episode, I expressed how I felt about his passing and how I dealt with it. I hope making this episode about him immortalizes him forever. RIP Dad. 

Happy 3-year anniversary. I can't believe I've been sharing how to be unapologetic for so long. I wanted to share what situations make me uncomfortable. Going through times like that can shed light on how you interact with new surroundings and people. It could be anything that you feel like you must do but it's very hard to do. It may take some time to get used to it, but when you do things that are uncomfortable, you become unapologetically you. 

May is Mental Health Awareness month. What have you done to make sure your mental health is intact. I share some tips that could help with our mental health no matter what experiences we have. Life can be a burden, but it doesn't have to be by following these tips. When you take action on your mental health, you become unapologetically you.

Are you afraid to do something that's been tugging at your mind lately? Are you scared to do the thing you always wanted to do? Do you value other people's opinions more than your own? My guest Amryss Rhyon, a Christian life coach, and social media branding expert, shares her thoughts on being courageous. She expresses how her faith has helped her get through the toughest times, especially after losing both her parents within such a short time. I hope her message gives you some encouragement to be more courageous. If you do, you'll become unapologetically you. 

I'm back again with a brand new poem to share with all of you. The poem is in response to Sade's "Your Love is King". Try singing it along to the instrumentals of her song. Also, I took a quiz that'll let me know what my love language is. Go to 5lovelangues.com and try it yourself. Happy Valentine's Day and remember to continue spreading love. Whenever you do, you'll become unapologetically you.