Sonya Kenkare
Common Happiness with Sonya Kenkare
Happiness is intensely personal. In this podcast, I converse with common people about their everyday joy. Each episode features one person’s philosophy on happiness. What can compromise contentment? How does our perspective on joy evolve? All of us exist in this community on an individual journey, together. I’m excited to go on this journey with you to see how much we can grow from hearing the stories of each other. Please listen to Common Happiness and subscribe to our show. Want to be a guest? Share your joy:Commonhappinesspod@gmail.comIG: common_happiness_podcast Support this podcast: https...
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Sonya Kenkare
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Último episodio
26 de mar. de 2024
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Episodios
Ep 2: Kandi, 43, Logistics Professional, Athens, AL & Chicago, IL "Feeling of Loved" 03.10.2023 26:23
During her triumphant battle against breast cancer, Kandi's philosophy on happiness evolved from day to day enjoyment to prioritizing relationships, especially her relationship with herself. We touch on balancing the gravitational pull of FOMO versus the joy of missing out (JOMO) on things you didn't really want to do anyway. Intramarital animal meme wars are mentioned.
Ep 1: Diana, 37, Nurse, Ft Worth, TX, "I Choose Happiness" 26.09.2023 30:35
As a young mom, Diana decided that she didn't need or want to fit into societal expectations for her to live her best life. Hear about her happiness and how it has grown with her journey. Barbie might get a shout out.
Ep 0: Introduction 25.09.2023 2:43
A little bit about me, what inspired the show and the opportunity to be a guest
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