Chisme #58: Awakening your self-worth after a dark moment | Yevette Bodden-author

EPISODE · Jun 19, 2022 · 57 MIN

Chisme #58: Awakening your self-worth after a dark moment | Yevette Bodden-author

from Chisme That Matters Podcast · host Chisme that Matters

On this chisme, I had the opportunity to chat with an amazing woman-Yvette Boden. We talked about her experience with depression and how she was able to find herself back. Thanks to this experience, she was able to start a new chapter and wrote her first book, A Journey to Becoming the Best Self—inspired by Yvette’s own post-divorce, which led her to depression. Yvette is the Founder and Author behind Awakened-Woman, a digital platform designed to inspire and invigorate females. Her writing seeks to empower and encourage women searching for personal definitions of success to build strong communities through powerful storytelling. In just two years, Awakened Woman has amassed tens of thousands of followers, thanks to a combined 500+ articles centered around celebrity profiles, relationships, love, abuse, motherhood, and Latino culture, infused with a signature blend of Yvette’s pragmatism and compassion. Yvette is also a motivational speaker, channeling her own growth experiences to empower others. Her debut book, A Journey to Becoming the Best Self (Black Rose Writing)—part memoir and part prescriptive fiction, inspired by Yvette’s own post-divorce path from devastation to joy—was published in 2019, and received praise from The U.S. Review of Books. In 2021, she was also named one of the “Bella Bosses We Admire” by Bella Magazine.

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