Fairyqueen Talks

On today’s episode, I will be addressing the final line of the nursery rhyme about love. I will be exploring the idea of romantic love and parenthood. I’m new to this arena in life, and have jumped from no baby, to becoming a mother of two in one pregnancy. It is my hope that after this episode you will have a healthy balance between loving your children and your romantic partner.

On this episode I'll be exploring the sentence "then comes marriage" from the nursery rhyme about love. I'll be mainly focusing on what love looks like in marriage from my own perspective and experience. 

In today's episode I will address the famous line, first comes love (from the nursery rhyme bout kissing in the tree). I will be taking you through my journey of what love means to me and why its important to focus on love being a verb oppose to describing an emotion.

I love romance, intimacy, relationships and marriage. And in honour of the month of Valentines, I’ll be discussing all things love

On this episode I want to go over ways we can reach our goals in a sustainable manner. Sustainable living is important to those who want to avoid a burnout and high levels of stress.

On today's episode I will be sharing some thoughts on people who have and are shaping history (like Dr Martin Luther King, Kamala Harris and Amanda Gorman). I think it's important for us to remember history, be aware that history is always being shaped and that the choices we make for our future will be fundamental for our own personal and family history.

In this episode I want to share how and why I renew my intentions for my life every year. And most importantly, I will be brave and share my intentions for this podcast this year. You can hold me accountable for it. 

The killing of every innocent, unarmed black person in this world is no longer simply a news story, it is fuel for protest, evidence to illustrate systemic racism, and it is an added reason to continue to advocate for the humanity of black people in this world. I say all this because in this episode, I want to ensure that we are equipped with digital and mental armour, to combat the battles we fac...

Having reflected on 2020, I want to share with you some of my keepsakes from this year on this episode, based on all the things I discussed this year on Fairyqueen Talks

On this episode I express my Christmas wishes for my Queendom

On this episode, I want us to reflect on all that we have done and achieved this year. I want us to clap for ourselves and take joy on all the great things we have done and learnt. I want us to reflect, on what has been a crazy year, before we enter Christmas and New years madness. I want us to be OK with not having done everything we set out to, and look forward to doing it next year.

In this episode I want to explore the idea of generosity. In the spirit of being generous to others, I want to ensure that we also make sure that we show that same level of generosity to ourselves. 

I've termed the month of December the season of preparation in order for us to be ready for the opportunities ahead of us. So in this episode I want to make sure you keep on track and stay on the path of your greatness. Let's not wait till the end of the month to set our goals/resolutions for 2021.

All over my Instagram feed I've been seeing #GiveThanks and people have been sharing beautiful stories and pictures of people and things they are grateful for. So I want to join in and share my gratitude on this episode. President Russell M. Nelson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints instituted a gratitude challenge with the hashtag #GiveThanks

In today's episode I will be exploring the concept of gut feeling. I want us to become more in tune with ourselves and learnt to both listen and respond to our senses appropriately.

In today's episode I want to share my thoughts on how we can evaluate our friendships in order to maintain healthy relationships with those we love and think differently to us.

In this episode I want to explore the idea of being a law abiding citizen in a political system that may not reflect our personal norms and values. 

In today's episode I want to delve into our mindset, whilst we are working towards achieving our goals. Through looking at patience, perseverance and being proud of where you are in this moment, I want us to learn to be OK with ourselves in the meantime. 

Fairyqueen Talks is back for season 2 and during this episode I'll be covering my vision for season 2 and sharing my thoughts on how to keep your mental health in check in the midst of the covid19 crises and general political and societal instability.

During this break, I've had the pleasure of having a friend in life and friend of the show to visit and talk about the first season of this podcast.

Season 1 of Fairyqueen Talks wraps up by looking back at lessons learnt about who we need to be on a daily basis to become the best version of ourselves.

2020 is so different for everyone. Some have it good and some have it bad. Regardless of your situation, you must be present in your life. In today's episode I talk about why and how we can be present in our daily lives

In light of all the things that are happening in our world, I want to talk about us as individuals finding peace within ourselves, by freeing ourselves from the negativity we have  and to develop peace within. When we have peace within, feel secure within ourselves and take the lead in all aspects of our lives, we can tap into our greatness and also truly support people that are in need, because w...

On today's episode I want to talk to you about transitioning into a new phase of our lives and hopefully motivate you to take the lead in this new chapter of this season of your life.

Today's episode is for all the lovers of love. It's for those who believe in love, want to be in love and stay in love. The seven-year itch is a popular belief, sometimes quoted as having psychological backing, that happiness in a marriage or long-term romantic relationship declines after around seven years. This episode has been inspired by Kristine Fellizar’s article about the 7 year itch on Bus...