Let Me Muse: Recent Episodes
Kayla L. Smith
You have just stepped into “Let me Muse” A podcast by me, Kayla L. Smith. I am a follower of Jesus, a Business Owner, Photographer, Entrepreneur, self- pro-claimed thinker, conversationalist, Lover of people, researcher, daughter & friend. I created this podcast, to help us all walk through the topics that actually takes a little pondering to find understanding and just like life, our thoughts are a nuance. I hope in this space, that we all learn to feel a little bit more free, in using this brain, that our creator gave us.
You could be trying to protect yourself from God and not even realize it. I think we all have from time to time that's just a hard pill to swallow and admit to, but that's the only way to get past it...
We can start to feel disappointed on this journey with God. I get it. How are you doing? #Christian #christianity #faith #Christianwomen
In October of 2022 I lost a very important person to me, my Aunt Bern. This has impacted my life forever. Here are my ramblings and tips on Grief. This is raw, straight through, barely edited - but honest. I hope it helps someone.
It is actually estimated that 40% of women will suffer from hair loss by the age of 40. Unfortunately this conversation has a lot of shame wrapped around it, but we will talk about it today....
The grieving process of losing our elders has an expectation to be less of a blow...however, it never is....
Not too long ago, Pastor Mike Todd was criticized on social media for rubbing spit in his brothers face....in the middle of a pandemic. Here are my unedited, raw thoughts...
Sometimes I debate on creating a brief description here...sometimes I want you to just click & take a listen. This is one of those times :-)
about 1 in 4 adults suffers from a diagnosable mental disorder in a given year. This podcast is leaning towards Christians who deal with Depression. I hope this helps you...
So…… this week, I wanted to pose a question for you to ask yourself,, How well do you take care of yourself? Before you even ask yourself this, you have to throw out the misconception that taking care of ourselves is synonymous with being selfish. That is a lie and actually those two thoughts don’t run together at all. Selfishness by definition is being concerned excessively or exclusively with oneself. Taking care of yourself, however, is just making room so that you can be healthier not only for yourself, but those around you, because if you don’t, you are giving nothing your full potential.
The use of photo filters are common to us in todays society but have you thought about how it may be impacting us mentally?