MY PERSPECTIVE by Dawn Jenkins

Special interview edition

Society is changing but what direction are we going in? What we've known to be true now is a question. What is a woman? Here's my personal opinion. Enjoy!

Yay! Happy 2023.. I'm back and talking. So listen and enjoy!

Can we avoid another tragedy if we address the root problems? Mental health is always brought up in American gun violence but mental health that something all americans deal with. Why hasn't it yet been addressed so that we could move into a less violent society? Will our elected leaders finally hear our pleas to end this mass destruction of humanity.

Hey ya'll this isn't a formal episode but just a brief overview of how "My perspective by Dawn Jenkins" is shifting platforms. Stay tuned for the next wave of episodes of this my podcast and as always thanks for listening!

Give credit where credits due, remember that includes you. Take time to pat yourself on the back for doing and or trying to do your best. You deserve it!

Recognizing the various distractions around us is important. Once we let those go and focus on ourselves, we become healthier in all arenas.

Self-healing is possible if you listen to yourself. Trust that you are the best advocate for you.

This episode explores my perspective on why unplugging from technology is necessary. Get ready to explore your boredom by challenge yourself. Find hidden potential and rediscover old joys.

In today's episode, I discussed the taboo topic of death. I talk about how I view death and my experience with the 5 stages of grief. Its important that we broach hard topics like this to help us get through the tough times.

How self taught meditation can help our mental and physical being!

In this episode, I address my concerns with policing in America. I speak about how policing has caused mental trauma among people of color. Lastly, I talk about reforming the police department and building a bridge with the communities and citizens they serve.

Going from creamy crack to natural snack. My perspective on black hair. how mainstream views it. My own natural journey. How embracing it has change myself esteem and can change yours.

My recent diagnosis with uterine fibroids has lead me to address - what it is, what it causes, who does it affect and how to get help.

In this episode, I address my health issues from physically, mentally and emotionally. My perspective is an honest take on my own journey and how my ethnicity and society has played a roll. Its an open conversation with myself on how I have learned to do better. I invite all listeners to take the time to listen and take notes.