Episodes

In this episode, I discuss how I am changing the direction of this podcast for one main reason: the direction I feel God is leading me. I am talking about how I am developing my relationship with Jesus. I often asked myself which direction I should go with the podcast, and join me in how I discuss my walk with God and how I am altering my life to fit his plan. While I am far from perfect, I hope this inspires someone to take a leap of faith and join this journey!

Do you feel overwhelmed even when you do the things God has called you to do? Is it hard for you to ask for help, especially from your loved ones? Join host Shatara Monet as she discusses how Moses was on the struggle bus and needed help with what he was called to do and how his father-in-law gave him the best advice on what to do!

Do you have aspirations or ambitions you're eager to achieve? Have you encountered situations where people haven't supported your endeavors? Perhaps you're facing challenges selling a product despite reaching out to many. Let's explore why being selective about sharing your dreams and goals is crucial, and how it can impact your journey towards success and aligning with your life's purpose.

On this episode, we'll delve into the topic of accepting breadcrumb behavior, which refers to the act of settling for the bare minimum from others and even ourselves. This kind of behavior can often result in negative emotions such as heartbreak, depression, and anxiety. If left unchecked, it can lead us down a toxic cycle. So, let's dive into the issue of breadcrumb behavior and explore ways to overcome it.

Who are you? Are you able to articulate the answer to that question? Are you so wrapped up in what everyone and everything thinks about you or wants from you that you don't know who you are on your healing journey? Healing is about evolving and finding out who we are, but we often have a hard time answering this question because we are so wrapped up in what other people want from us or who we are supposed to present ourselves to be. Let's talk about learning ourselves and understanding who we ar...