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Survival Mode
by Maliyah Coleman & Syminee Griffin Miller
The purpose of Survival Mode is to reach and encourage women, men, anyone, and everyone - especially persons of color-, to talk more about their mental health and childhood and relationship trauma. And to encourage people to look within themselves and find what nourishes their soul and spirit. To find what their purpose is calling them to do, not just what society has told them they have to do to be “successful”. We want to broaden the scope for talking about the core beliefs many people have about themselves. Survival Mode’s goal is to get people to talk about the lives they have lived and the introspection they have formed because of it. We want people - including ourselves-, to learn to be okay with living within their truest form of authenticity! We want to recall the experiences that we felt “changed” us in our youth, whether that be the first heartbreak you experienced, the first sign of emotional neglect from your parents, or the first signs of addiction from earthly substanc
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Living Within Your Purpose
Hello, In this episode we talk in a light hearted manner about what it is like to live within your purpose. What would you do today if you were to live within in your purpose and face your dreams head on...what would you be doing right now...who would you be talking to....or helping? And what's stopping you from doing that today?
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Stop People Pleasing...Your Yes and Their No
Welcome to this episode on people pleasing. On this episode we introduce the topic of people pleasing. We touch on the innate traits of people pleasing...and what is truly at the root of people pleasing. Is it Insecurities? Family trauma? Childhood Trauma? And what are the effects of habitual people pleasing behaviors? And where does it lead you? What can you do to combat people pleasing? What can you do to truly start choosing you first?
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Survival Mode: Episode 1 Why We Date Our Parents
Hello,In this episode of survival mode, we talk about what it's like dating our parents. That may sound daunting and kind of strange, but we mean it in a metaphorical sense. In essence, what it's like growing up seeking out the same traits in our significant others that we mirror in our parents, guardians, or loved ones. Sometimes these traits are positive, and we end up finding the love of our life...sometimes they're not so positive and can lead us to heartbreak and emotional trauma, so why do we do this? Whether its unconscious or conscious...what is it that causes us to do this, and what are the repercussions?Music: Gold by AJ Super (The Quiet)
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Survival Mode: Trailer - Why We Aren't Qualified
Hello, and welcome to Survival Mode! We are two 19-year-old girls here to talk about our lives dealing with childhood and relationship trauma, mental health, wellness, selfcare and growth! We are all about authenticity and truth and welcome you all into our lives! On this episode we introduce ourselves and what Survival Mode is all about!
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The purpose of Survival Mode is to reach and encourage women, men, anyone, and everyone - especially persons of color-, to talk more about their mental health and childhood and relationship trauma. And to encourage people to look within themselves and find what nourishes their soul and spirit. To find what their purpose is calling them to do, not just what society has told them they have to do to be “successful”. We want to broaden the scope for talking about the core beliefs many people have about themselves. Survival Mode’s goal is to get people to talk about the lives they have lived and the introspection they have formed because of it. We want people - including ourselves-, to learn to be okay with living within their truest form of authenticity! We want to recall the experiences that we felt “changed” us in our youth, whether that be the first heartbreak you experienced, the first sign of emotional neglect from your parents, or the first signs of addiction from earthly substanc
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