Speed Chill

In this episode of Life as P, Phoenix Ash serves up a dose of soulful reflection post-election and post-surgery. She delves deep into how life’s “speed bumps” can be just what we need to realign ourselves. Ever made a hasty decision in love, family,...

An episode of the Life as P... podcast, hosted by Phoenix Ash, SayWHA Radio, titled "Speed Chill" was published on November 14, 2024 and runs 22 minutes.

November 14, 2024 ·22m · Life as P...

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In this episode of Life as P, Phoenix Ash serves up a dose of soulful reflection post-election and post-surgery. She delves deep into how life’s “speed bumps” can be just what we need to realign ourselves. Ever made a hasty decision in love, family, or friendships?Phoenix lays down the truth about the power of patience and self-reflection, especially when society seems to rush us through life’s biggest decisions. She tackles everything from building meaningful relationships and raising grounded kids to finding peace in your own imperfections. 🌱💫Plus, it’s time to celebrate Black literature! Phoenix gives a shoutout to the Black Reader Appreciation Event (BRAE) running November 12-16. With over 400 authors participating and three free books up for grabs, it’s a can’t-miss celebration of Black voices and stories. 📚🎉✨ Follow along for more insights and reflections on Instagram and Twitter. And don't forget to stop by Phoenix Ash's Author Page to pick up her incredible reads.Swing by the SayWHA Shop to grab merch supporting all your favorite SayWHA Radio Network podcasts! 🛍️Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/life-as-p--2750760/support.

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In this episode of Life as P, Phoenix Ash serves up a dose of soulful reflection post-election and post-surgery. She delves deep into how life’s “speed bumps” can be just what we need to realign ourselves. Ever made a hasty decision in love, family, or friendships?

Phoenix lays down the truth about the power of patience and self-reflection, especially when society seems to rush us through life’s biggest decisions. She tackles everything from building meaningful relationships and raising grounded kids to finding peace in your own imperfections. 🌱

💫Plus, it’s time to celebrate Black literature! Phoenix gives a shoutout to the Black Reader Appreciation Event (BRAE) running November 12-16. With over 400 authors participating and three free books up for grabs, it’s a can’t-miss celebration of Black voices and stories. 📚🎉

✨ Follow along for more insights and reflections on Instagram and Twitter. And don't forget to stop by Phoenix Ash's Author Page to pick up her incredible reads.

Swing by the SayWHA Shop to grab merch supporting all your favorite SayWHA Radio Network podcasts! 🛍️

Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/life-as-p--2750760/support.

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