Musings with Shinnell

Send a text Shinnell explores the way life sometimes takes us through a pruning process. We come out of it better than we entered but the process is tough and sometimes, you just have to let your heart break and push through. All for good -- you'll be fine! Promise.

Send a text Shinnell delves into what may be happening internally whenever we feel stuck and explores techniques and perspectives that might help us to feel free again.

Send a text Shinnell shares her thoughts on helplessness and how it's actually not a real thing. We are way too powerful to be buying in to that illusion. 

Send a text It's been three whole years since the last episode but Shinnell doesn't like to leave business unfinished so here we are! Never late; always on time. 

Send a text Shinnell offers her perspective and delves into the Bible verse that says "...weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning." 

Send a text Shinnell is back and excited about everything Season 2 has to offer. 

Send a text Shinnell explores the importance of self-care. 

Send a text Shinnell closes the season and the year by thanking her listeners and providing some useful tidbits. 

Send a text After a short hiatus, Shinnell returns to the podcast and provides an update on what she has been up to. 

Send a text Shinnell talks about the toll the COVID-19 pandemic is taking and provides tips to improve our daily lives. 

Send a text Shinnell answers "ice-breaker" questions so that her listeners can get to know her better. 

Send a text Shinnell talks about the challenges of attaining balance on a daily basis and makes a case for prioritization instead.  

Send a text Shinnell explores the importance of taking chances and betting on ourselves. 

Send a text Shinnell explores the benefits of having an attitude of gratitude. 

Send a text Shinnell explores the crucial role that our mindset plays in influencing the quality of our lives.

Send a text There is lot going on in the world right now. Too much. There might be a lot going on in your personal life as well. Possibly, too much. There may also be a lot going on at the intersection where your personal life “stuff” meets the outside world “stuff”. Also, too much. IT IS OK TO NOT BE OK.

Send a text Shinnell Aregbesola is a wife, mother, business co-owner and senior compliance professional who is on a journey to know better, be better and do better; her listeners are invited along for the ride. She believes that life has a way of revealing the answers that we seek so that we can move towards our purpose and lead more fulfilling lives. To get from here to there, we need to pay atte...