Speak Out With Robin: Recent Episodes
Robin Ennis
Come on on a 15 minute monthly journey through my life as a woman of color with two disabilities; hydrocephalus and blindness. Each week will be different, so you will never know what I’ll talk about next.
Empathy creates understanding, which in return strengthens relationships. In a time with high stress, frustration, and anger, this is the moment when it is very much needed. But, what happens when empathy is not present and conflict is arising? Do you step away or do you keep engaging? Listen to this podcast to ponder these questions with me.
Judgment creeps into our lies, whether we are judging ourselves, others, or both. What do those judgments look like? How are they translated into your lies and your interactions with others? How are you spending your time? I invite you to listen to this podcast and go on a journey with me to explore these questions.
In life, we all can get hung up on the little things; we can get distracted, taking away from what life has to truly offer. What is preventing you from staying in the moment? This episode seeks to understand and answer this question for me. However, how would you answer it?
Who knew there was a whole month dedicated to mentoring? Yes, January was National Mentoring Month. This podcast will shed some light on how you can incorporate mentoring into your life as a seeker, or even as a mentor.
It’s the holiday season! In this episode I talk about my Myers-Briggs personality test and how that impacts the way I socialize with others and interpret the world around me. Take a listen to hear if what I say resonates with you.
Take a listen to hear my views about love, relationships, and those dynamics among those with a disability. And, of course, what is any discussion without mentioning Dr. Phil? Well, I discuss his controversial statement to a interabled couple. So, click play to find out what he said.
Social Media, something that has grown to be an intricate part of our lives. This can be both a good and bad thing. Press play to find out my thoughts to why.
This is not just another discussion telling you why you should have gratitude in your life. Instead, Robin discusses the benefits of gratitude on your health and how she encompasses it in her life. She doesn’t talk at you, but rather with you.
In life we grieve over life transitions and losses, disability included. I invite you to listen to this podcast, as I explore this notion in depth.
Introduction to the Speak Out With Robin podcast. I invite you on a weekly journey through my life, as I navigate living with Hydrocephalus and blindness. We can all benefit from the opportunity to learn from each other.
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