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Jan 29, 2025 1 hr 24 min

Hello Is It Me You're Looking For?

from Life as P... Hosted by Phoenix Ash, SayWHA Radio

This week, Phoenix Ash is joined by two powerhouses! Justice, producer and founder of the SayWHA Radio Network, and TikTok phenom Suggested are stepping into the conversation. Together, they’re unpacking the raw truths about relationships, accountability, and personal growth. From breaking down the bare minimum mindset to the importance of communication (yes, we're calling some folks out!), this episode is a masterclass in navigating emotional challenges while leveling up.With insights on how societal norms are shifting, the role of therapy, and the influence of social media on how we brand ourselves and connect with others, this discussion goes way beyond surface-level talk. Oh, and don't miss their gems on supporting creative projects and why collaboration is the secret sauce.You don’t want to sleep on this dynamic trio dropping wisdom and laughs in equal measure. Hit play and catch the vibe! 👉 Follow Phoenix Ash on Instagram: pwrites 👉 Follow on Twitter: AuthorPhoenixA 👉 Support Phoenix Ash’s books: Amazon Author Page 👉 Grab some SayWHA Radio Network merch: SayWHA Shop Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/life-as-p--2750760/support.

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