Welcome to Squeeze the Day, a podcast about self-discovery, personal growth, and healing in real-time. We’ll talk all things self-love, relationships, navigating your life as a thirty something, and how to finally step into your power and realize your full potential.Hosted by @leekylime
I recorded this episode on my phone, the quality isn't the best but it's a full update of life the past month. I can't imagine why you would want to listen to this, but as always - thanks for sharing this space with me. Love you <3
I know you've heard it before: Starting is the hardest part. In this episode we talk about taking the very first steps on your healing journey. I share my experience with depression and anxiety and the tools that worked (and didn't) work for me. I hope you can leave having heard something valuable and useful.
Feel Journal Prompts:
I Feel Sad because write your reason.
I Feel Glad because write your reason.
I Feel Mad because write your reason.
I Feel Afraid because write your reason.
Book Reference:
Within: Healing Through Sacred Feminine Archetypes - Awaken the Goddess Within
by Courtney Hanson
In this episode, I share an embarrassing story and my reason for choosing celibacy.
We ask ourselves some simple questions with complicated answers:
1. Do i love myself?
2. Am I secure?
3. Is my worth clear to me or am I accepting less than I deserve?
4. In the past, have I felt full or empty after my physical encounters? What about the men I’ve chosen, did they value me, care about me, or was it always just sex?
Nice to meet you! This episode is a personal introduction and the story of how I got here, recording my first podcast. Its short, I touch on some heavy topics including domestic violence and drug use. That won’t be the normal case but it's unavoidable in this episode as it’s a big part of my story. So take a listen, and hopefully you’ll find something new and enjoyable here.
Book recommendations are:
1. The Alchemist - Paulo Coelho
2. The Power of Awareness - Neville Goddard
3. The Mountain Is You - Brianna Wiest