Showing Up for You

On today’s episode, Jasmine and Shon reflect on the expectations placed on them as children and young adults. Born into debt is about being born into serving expectations your family or core circle has put on you. Tune in and tell us how this has played a part in your life or upbringing.

In these phases of our lives, emotional regulation is one of the many life habits we’re trying to normalize. Jasmine and Shon are learning that growing up, they saw emotions addressed differently. Tune in this week and hear how they approach regulating emotions as a mom, and a single woman. 

This week we continued our "Just Ask" segment with a few questions we'd been dying to chat about. Tune in to this week's episode and give us your thoughts and answers. Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/showingupforyou/ Watch on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQNhgQs0rqsJnTKorxVf2_A

This week we venture into Toxic Gratitude. The term itself can trigger different meanings and we’re here for it. Tune in as Jasmine and Shon sort through what toxic gratitude looks like for them. 

Learned behaviors can be a blessing and a curse. This episode, Shon and Jasmine talk about childhood behaviors they had to unlearn in order to have a healthier adult life. Tune in to hear how their handling those behaviors even now.

Narratives are something we unfortunately have very little control of. So, how do we handle them? This week Jasmine and Shon talk about how they have contributed to some negative narratives and how they’ve negatively placed them on others and learned from it. Tune in this week and let us know how you respond to negative narratives told about you. 

One narrative that we desire clarity on is the approach of black history and culture in the biracial community. Jasmine takes the time to explain her challenges and identity growing up and learning about her black culture in a white environment.

As we celebrate Black History Month, Jasmine and Shon discuss the challenges in educating themselves and others on the respect of black culture. Along with correcting the education taught to them, the discussion leads to what their responsibility is in teaching our community and children.

Unpacking any sort of trauma response can be difficult so it’s understandable when we disguise, hide, or ignore it. Tune in as Jasmine and Shon share how they identify and process trauma in their lives. 

What’s more awkward than those personal conversations in a new relationship? Very little. Have a listen as Jasmine and Shon explain why it’s necessary and helpful to discuss money, family dynamics, and past intimacies with that serious prospect. 

While helping one another identify failed expectations in their lives, Jasmine and Shon use this episode to talk through seasons of disappointment and positive ways to replace the negativity of disappointment. 

As we gather for Season 2, Jasmine and Shon reflect on the reality of their relationships outside of one another and the energy that’s put into being present for those who are not present for you. 

Choosing how to lose sounds pretty negative no matter how you say it. It’s actually a beautiful thing and what was the opening push for SUFY. During this last episode of Season 1, Jasmine and Shon share what held them back, helped them proceed, and what motivated them to podcast with you all. Now, we go back to the drawing board and prepare to bring season 2 with more confidence, honesty, and brav...

Why are we more willing to change ourselves in order to accomplish self-love rather than love ourselves enough to improve into a better version of us? Self-love is hard and we don’t have it all together. Listen in as we share our struggles with loving our true selves and how protective we should be of that. Follow on IG: www.instagram.com/showingupforyou/ Read the blog: sufypodcast.com/

Growing up, financial literacy wasn’t introduced or prioritized for us. It’s now the very thing we’re desperate to learn more about. Jasmine and Shon admit the absence of it growing up and talk through how to change that narrative in the future. Follow on IG: www.instagram.com/showingupforyou/ Read the blog: sufypodcast.com/

Have you ever noticed how confident and comfortable you are when you feel intentionally loved? This week Shon and Jasmine share why Love Languages help them feel that way and in turn deliver their best selves in every relationship. Tune in and tell us your love language. https://www.5lovelanguages.com/quizzes/love-language

Trust is something we all have the opportunity to distribute, gain, and lose. This week, Jasmine and Shon sort through why the concept of trust is vital in all areas of their lives. Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/showingupforyou/ Read the blog: https://sufypodcast.com/

False narratives are lies we tell or believe about someone we haven’t given a true chance. Join Jasmine and Shon this week as they discuss how false narratives nearly drove them to be adversaries. Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/showingupforyou/ Read the blog: https://sufypodcast.com/

This week Jasmine and Shon bring a little fun to the podcast with a game they like to play called “Just Ask”.

Singleness, fertility, and marital status can be hard to be open about. Especially when you’re being shamed about why you’ve done or have not done any of them. This episode brings some honesty out of Jasmine and Shon as they work through being shamed. Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/showingupforyou/ Read the blog: https://sufypodcast.com/

There’s nothing like activating a trigger you had no clue existed. This week, Jasmine and Shon chat about what their triggers are and how they cast a shadow on their personal lives. No one asks for triggers but if we don’t address them, everyone around us will pay the price for them. Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/showingupforyou/ Read the blog: https://sufypodcast.com/

Outside has opened up and we’re not just intimated by our quarantine 15. So much has changed, especially the way we have relationships and celebrate one another. This week, Jasmine and Shon chat about some of the insecurities they have about sliding into the new normal post- pandemic.

This week Jasmine and Shon resurrect a saying they’ve been told most of their lives “This is grown folk business”. Tune in to this episode as they joke about and discuss why it was a positive boundary and why it may have hindered their curiosity.

Self-sabotage is a weapon we all use on ourselves, daily. Habits of self-sabotage may start off small but if not addressed, end up making a huge impact on your life. This week Jasmine and Shon get into how their ideas of self-sabotage have effected their growth and what they do to avoid it.

Father’s Day has become a time of reflection and improvement for Jasmine and Shon. This week, they discuss their relationship with their fathers and the beautiful ways they’ve learned to navigate life because of it.