Let's Speak About it

Hello Everyone!!! LSAI is back and this week we are all about self-preservation honey. This world stays moving and turning whether or not you are ready for it, so why not be ready? If you stay ready you never have to get ready ;) This episode focuses on the power of your thoughts and creating your ideal reality with nothing but your mind.

Hey all, I know I have been a little MIA lately but this week I'm back with a bang, talking about my experience of being on TV for the first time. In this episode, I wrap up the season by speaking about how everything that you need is already in you. As someone who struggles with imposter syndrome (doubting your abilities and feeling like a fraud), I really learned a lot by putting myself out there. I hope this episode encourages you to try that thing that's always scared you because who knows, imagine all that could go right!

Hey everyone, In this week's episode, we are discussing the chokehold that fear sometimes has over our lives. We've all done something(s) out of fear or worse, not even tried because of the very same fear. Listen to this episode to hear about different ways of viewing and using your fears to push you to do great things. Insta: @toniah.khumalo @ronde_eyes

Knowing your power is important, especially in a world that doesn't want you to. In this episode, I'm joined by my aunt and Life Consciousness Coach, Toniah and we discuss: what knowing your power means what your life would look like without it AND learning how to harness your power Instagram: @toniah.khumalo; @ronde_eyes

This episode was inspired by the viral slap from last week. Will Smith slaps Chris Rock after he says a joke about Jada's (Will's wife) hair. Was Will justified? Was it really that deep? After all, it's just hair, right. Wrong! If you haven't already, find out why Black women's hair is more than "just hair" in this week's episode of Let's Speak About It.

This week we talking about self-limiting beliefs. What are they? What forms them and most importantly how to overcome those limiting beliefs. Instagram: @ronde_eyes, @toniah.khumalo

By now, you may be familiar with the Netflix documentary "The Tinder Swindler". (If not, we do give a brief summary ;) In this episode we discuss what a "gold digger" is and why women are always the ones being given derogatory names. We talk about different reasons that people get married as well as living your best life and always remaining true to yourself, no matter what it looks like to anyone else.

In this week's episode, get to know the co-host of Let's Speak About It and how she came to be on the show. In this episode, we get to know who is she is, what she does for a living as well as answer some questions that were sent by our listeners. Enjoy!

We officially hit 200 downloaded episodes of Let's Speak About It! To celebrate, my co-host and I  decided to dedicate an episode or two to speak about who we are. This episode is mostly about my experience as a  South  African in Washington, DC.So take the time to get to know your hosts and how and why this podcast came about.Here's to 200 more!(Thank you to everyone who sent in questions through my Instagram. If you don't want to miss the next opportunity, make sure to follow me today ;)Instagram: @ronde_eyes

A goal without a timeline is just not achievable.Every year many of us create New Year's Resolutions. We have these ambitious goals that we would love to achieve, but many people struggle with a practical plan of action on how to successfully achieve their goals.This week we talk about how practical our New Year's Resolutions are and practical steps we can put into place to ensure we reach our full potential, in all areas of our lives.So, find out new ways to reach your goals, be held accountable for your desires, share your journey with people who support you, and don't forget to speak about it.Follow us on Instagram:Kutlwano: @ronde_eyesToniah:@toniahkhumalo

This episode we have a special guest, Lesedi Kganyago. He is a good friend of mine who also happens to be a traditional healer. In this episode we define the purpose of traditional healers in the  South African community. We also discuss how Western religion and beliefs have affected how people view African traditions. Whatever you choose to believe in, we hope this episode was insightful and helps answer any questions you might have had and busted any myths you might have had about African traditions.Instagram:Kutlwano: @ronde_eyesLesedi:  @lesedikganyago

Family can be complicated, and sometimes family feuds get passed down to the next generations. How is it that children inherit the family feuds?  Have you grown up always hearing negative comments about your cousins,aunts and uncles. If so, what are you doing to try and intentionally  have a relationship with your family and is it even worth it for you? Have you unknowingly been apart of continuing the feuds by constantly talking negatively about your family members to your children?  In this episode we discuss how continuing family feuds actually destroys the family unit in the long run and what we can do to break those generational curses.

Many things can make us happy. But is it the only place to find happiness? In this episode, we talk about how to realise that happiness is a choice and real-life ways we can incorporate it into our daily lives. Finding happiness and peace of mind is not a destination, it is part of the journey.

This week's episode is about defining traumas and triggers so they do not have to define you.We talk about navigating through triggers that come up because of past trauma you may have experienced, and might not even be aware of.  This episode is also about how best to stay in control when your mind seems to race too fast for you to control it. Get in touch with us on Instagram:Kutlwano: @ronde_eyesToniah:@toniah_khumalo

Part 2 of this relationships series is about how to navigate loving yourself completely while still giving unconditional love to your partner. What boundaries look like while in the relationship? If you are in a relationship and are wondering if the love you are giving is enough, whether to your partner or to yourself, this episode will help you find out.

Trigger Warning:This episode contains topics related to sexual,physical and mental abuse.We hear about Gender-Based Violence a lot in South Africa. What impact does it have on ordinary men and women and what is the solution? In this episode we share our personal experiences and discuss coping methods that worked for us and some that did  not.Find support and resources at:https://gbv.org.za/contact-us/ https://gbv.org.za/about-us/