PODCAST · education
Food for thought
by Kenny Kings
The concept of this space is to give you laughter & thought provoking discussions. You welcome to positive energy 🫶🏾
Episodes
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Learning to set healthy boundaries
Learning to set healthy boundaries dives into real life experiences of having to set them & how best acknowledging them, can help you take full responsibility over your behavior towards other people. Then the episode for “Trust your gut” is a yummy treat on an actual lifetime tool for avoiding...
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You can’t be everybody’s cup of tea. ☕️
Unfortunately people have a right to decline your love, no matter how pure your intentions are. You are not what they want & that’s okay ♥️
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Awkward Introduction to this space
Preparing your minds for what’s to come & what’s to expect
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The concept of this space is to give you laughter & thought provoking discussions. You welcome to positive energy 🫶🏾
HOSTED BY
Kenny Kings
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The concept of this space is to give you laughter & thought provoking discussions. You welcome to positive energy 🫶🏾
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Food for thought is created and hosted by Kenny Kings.
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