On this week’s episode, I share a personal experience of the uplifting “Wouldn’t It Be Nice If…” mindset exercise. This simple phrase is a powerful bridge to move our thoughts from what we don’t what to what we do want. “Wouldn’t It Be Nice If…” helps align our thoughts with what is in our highest interest, so the Universe has a better chance of helping us manifest what serves our highest good.

When my friend Cynthia and I brainstormed and implemented the ““Wouldn’t It Be Nice If…” possibilities, it shifted our thoughts, our feelings and empowered us to advocate for what was truly best for her. It allowed us to be open, vulnerable and humbled by how the Divine/Source/The Universe is there to support us. Wouldn’t it be nice if we could live from love and trust? Wouldn’t it be nice if we could align our thoughts, words and actions with our open heart? Wouldn’t it be nice if this exercise could restore our humanity? Wouldn’t it be nice......
Enjoy the podcast!

Links:
Cynthia Bardwell podcast episode

On this week’s episode, I acknowledge the informative, inspiring Black History posts from Kimberly Jones and all I continue to learn from her. We fill the month of February honoring the Black innovators, pioneers, and trailblazers that have shaped our country. We can end the month in solidarity by joining millions of people to boycott the corruption and greed of corporations. On the last day of this month, Friday February 28th, join me in participating in the Economic Black Out refusing to shop at any major corporation: NO Walmart, NO Amazon, NO McDonalds!!

Check out the show notes for links to Kimberly’s Instagram account as well as the grassroots movement The People’s Union USA, organizing the Economic Blackout on Friday February 28th. Let’s unify, unite and make our voices heard. Enjoy the podcast!

Links:
Kimberly Jones Podcast Episode
IG: @kimberlylatricejones
IG: @theonecalledjai
IG:@thepeoplesunionusa

On this week’s episode, I continue the theme of “Listen and Learn” for Black History Month. I was so grateful for the ‘moment of resistance” that Keith Boykin illuminates in his commentary of Kendrick Lamar’s incredible half time show at the Super Bowl last week. I’ve transcribed Boykin’s commentary in hopes that my listeners will further understand the symbolism, history and meaningful context of Lamar’s powerful performance.

Check out the show notes for Keith Boykin’s IG account so you can regularly take in more opportunities for listening and learning. May we honor moments of resistance. May we celebrate Blackness! May we deepen our understanding and compassion for all who have been and are being oppressed. May our resistance unite us in our humanity. Enjoy the podcast!

Links:
IG: Keith Boykin