Divine Intervention

Sen an affirmation or message to share < 3This episode I am excited to introduce Demi Trimm. Born and raised in St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, Demi is deeply committed to community service and youth empowerment. She is a first-year graduate student at the University of the Virgin Islands in the MAcc degree program. Currently serves as the Grants and Program Associate with the Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands (CFVI), where she supports grant management, and program coordination. She aspires to continue making an impact as a mentor, educator, and community leader, while sharing the culture and stories of the U.S. Virgin Islands. Demi is eager to collaborate with other young leaders to exchange ideas and advance initiatives that create meaningful, lasting change. In this episode, she discusses navigating Support the show

Sen an affirmation or message to share < 3Last week, rather than drop an episode on Buzzsprout, Spotify and Apple Podcast, I dropped a Youtube Video. To keep consistency, I decided to share a few poems from my collection before I switch the flow for the rest of the year. Hope you enjoy! Support the show

Sen an affirmation or message to share < 3In this episode, I discussed learning how to celebrate the small things. I talked about my scarcity mindset that stemmed from my experiences and how it kept me from truly seeing the joy in things. Once I shifted my mindset,  things began to flow to me because I made space to receive joy and be able to feel it entirely. Support the show

Sen an affirmation or message to share < 3This episode I discuss my experience with getting into yoga and conversations that have allowed me to see things differently. I discuss individualism, dreams, giving back, and finding peace in yourself. Book mentioned: The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali by Sri Swami SatchidanandaSupport the show

Sen an affirmation or message to share < 3This episode explores my internal battle of trying to be a good person. Everyone tells you to strive to be kind and just, but no one really talks about the internal struggle when issues don't have a moral base. No one tells you how to navigate situations when the only guide you have is you, and how to be firm in your own intuition and discernment. Tune in and share fi you've ever experienced this. Support the show

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Sen an affirmation or message to share < 3Born from an idea that I had for a full episode, “ Block out the noise” is a short snippet of me explaining how hard it can be to hear your own voice when you’re allowing other people’s voices to drown out yours. Tune in and feel free to share if you’ve ever experienced something similar. Support the show

Sen an affirmation or message to share < 3In this episode, we discuss how community influences self-perception. Join us as we explore the importance of self-discovery and how it helps you find the community that aligns with you. We also discuss Monica L. Coleman's current project, "The Collective Feels." The Collective Feels is a gathering place for everyone, particularly for Black, Indigenous, and Brown individuals, to explore and express their full emotional selves together. Use the link below to join and contribute.https://www.thecollectivefeels.com/Support the show

Sen an affirmation or message to share < 3In this episode, I explore my journey of discovering the roots of my definitions, navigating assumptions, and feeling liberated when given a fresh start. Searching for self was inspired by a poem, where I discuss my struggles to see myself and the world clearly. I often find that my perception is influenced by how others view me, which complicates my understanding of my own identity and how I navigate spaces.Support the show

Sen an affirmation or message to share < 3In this episode, I am excited to welcome my first guest, Rachel Etse from Germany. I met Rachel during my time in the Closely Examined program, and I was immediately drawn in by her story and the way she walks in her purpose. Tune in to hear her discuss her personal journey, including the steps she took to not only change her career but also to transform her self-perception, outlook on life, and what success means for her.Support the show

Sen an affirmation or message to share < 3In this episode, I reflect on my experience in a program called Closely Examined, which I participated in at the end of 2025. This experience taught me about nuance and how identity influences every conversation.Nuance: the idea that multiple perspectives and realities can coexist.I’m learning to embrace how this shows up in my life and identityI am not defined by a single label. I am a culmination of many things.I am learning to allow myself to simply be—not as a title or a specific thing, but as a person with all that I encompass.Allow yourself to be and exist authentically as you are.Support the show

Sen an affirmation or message to share < 3This was my first episode where you can get to know me and my journey < 3Support the show