Heart-To-Heart With Jewel Chima

For some, submission sounds like control.For others, it feels like order.For many, it’s confusing, uncomfortable, or even triggering.In this conversation, we go deeper into one of the most misunderstood topics in relationships and faith:Submission, leadership, and equality.Because when these concepts are misunderstood, they create tension, imbalance, and conflict.In this episode, we move beyond opinions and explore what these ideas truly mean from a balanced and spiritually grounded perspective.You’ll learn:• What biblical submission really means (and what it is not)• Why submission is not about control, silence, or inferiority• The true meaning of leadership as responsibility and sacrifice• The difference between equality and sameness• How both men and women have misinterpreted these roles• What healthy, aligned relationships should actually look like• The importance of heart posture over titles and rolesThis is not about choosing sides.It’s about understanding.Because the goal is not dominance…It’s partnership.If you’ve ever struggled to reconcile modern perspectives with your faith, or you’ve felt confused about how these roles should work in real life, this episode will give you clarity, balance, and a fresh perspective.If you have a topic or question you'd like us to explore, please don't hesitate to send me a message. I'd love to hear from you. You can reach me on (https://www.instagram.com/hearttoheart_with_jc?igsh=cjZ2Zjc3azM3aWhr) or send an email to [email protected].

Feminism is one of the most talked-about yet widely misunderstood concepts in today’s world.For some, it represents empowerment and equality. For others, it feels like resistance, tension, or even division.But what does feminism truly mean?And how do we separate its original purpose from the extremes we often see today?In this episode of Heart to Heart with Jewel Chima, we take a step back from the noise to have an honest, balanced, and thoughtful conversation about feminism. One that speaks to both men and women without hostility or bias.This is not about choosing sides. It’s about understanding.In this episode, we explore:​ The true definition and origin of feminism.​ Why the conversation around feminism has become so controversial.​ The difference between equality and competition.​ What healthy, balanced feminism should look like.​ A Christian perspective on equality, value, roles, and purpose.We also dive into what Scripture reveals about the value of women, the example of Jesus in honoring women, and how to reconcile modern conversations about feminism with biblical principles.Because the goal is not for one gender to win. The goal is for both to understand, respect, and grow together.If you’ve ever felt confused about feminism, conflicted about its meaning, or unsure how it aligns with your faith, this episode will help you think more clearly and respond more wisely.This is a conversation about truth, balance, and alignment.If you have a topic or question you'd like us to explore, please don't hesitate to send me a message. I'd love to hear from you. You can reach me on (https://www.instagram.com/hearttoheart_with_jc?igsh=cjZ2Zjc3azM3aWhr) or send an email to [email protected].

Not every person in your life is aligned with where God is taking you.In this deeply reflective episode of Heart to Heart with Jewel Chima, we explore the quiet but powerful influence of friendships. and why the people you surround yourself with can shape your mindset, your decisions, your faith, and ultimately your destiny.Sometimes the hardest truth to accept is this:A person can be good but bad for your growth.And when that shift happens, you are left navigating the tension between loyalty and alignment, comfort and growth, history and purpose.In this episode, we unpack:• Why friendship is not just social, but spiritual• How your circle influences your mindset, discipline, and faith• The difference between good people and the right people• Why you should pray intentionally about your friendships• A powerful biblical example of aligned friendship (David & Jonathan)• Signs that it may be time to re-evaluate your circle• The importance of becoming the kind of friend you are praying forThis is not about cutting people off impulsively.It’s about gaining clarity, exercising discernment, and aligning your relationships with the future God is calling you into.Because destiny is not meant to be walked alone…But it must be walked with the right people.If you’ve been feeling stretched, misaligned, or unsure about the friendships in your life, this episode will help you reflect, pray, and move forward with wisdom.If you have a topic or question you'd like us to explore, please don't hesitate to send me a message. I'd love to hear from you. You can reach me on (https://www.instagram.com/hearttoheart_with_jc?igsh=cjZ2Zjc3azM3aWhr) or send an email to [email protected].

Three months ago, you had a vision.You were clear and motivated.You believed this year would be different.Now it’s April.So the real question is…Are you still on track, or have you drifted?In this episode of Heart to Heart with Jewel Chima, we take an honest and refreshing look at the first quarter of the year — not with guilt or pressure, but with clarity and intention.Because the truth is, many people don’t fail because they lack discipline. They fail because they lose direction.And the good news? It’s not too late to realign.In this episode, we walk through a practical and empowering Q1 Audit, where you’ll learn how to:• Evaluate your progress without shame or self-criticism• Identify what worked, what didn’t, and why• Let go of unrealistic or “performative” goals• Pivot your strategy instead of panicking• Focus on small, consistent actions that build momentum• Spiritually realign and reconnect with your purposeApril is not the month to quit.It’s the month to recalibrate.If you’ve felt off track, distracted, or discouraged, this episode will help you pause, reset, and move forward with clarity for the next nine months.Because you don’t need a new year.You need a new approach.If you have a topic or question you'd like us to explore, please don't hesitate to send me a message. I'd love to hear from you. You can reach me on (https://www.instagram.com/hearttoheart_with_jc?igsh=cjZ2Zjc3azM3aWhr) or send an email to [email protected].[Do not forget that the best way to support the show is to hit that subscribe or follow button right now and share with your loved ones. That way, you won't miss a single one of our Thursday heart-to-hearts.]

Many people are hardworking and talented. But not everyone is living with vision.In this episode of Heart to Heart with Jewel Chima, we explore the life-changing power of vision and why it is essential for living a purpose-driven life.Vision is more than ambition.It is the ability to see beyond your current circumstances and believe in the future God is calling you to build.In this motivational and spiritually grounded conversation, we discuss:• What vision truly means• Why vision gives direction to your life• How vision helps you endure difficult seasons• The connection between vision and faith• Why protecting your vision matters• How to begin living intentionally with purposeScripture reminds us in Proverbs 29:18 that “where there is no vision, the people perish.”Without vision, life becomes survival.But when vision takes root in your heart, your choices begin to align with the future you are building.If you have ever felt lost, uncertain, or in need of direction, this episode will encourage you to rediscover the power of seeing beyond where you are.If you have a topic or question you'd like us to explore, please don't hesitate to send me a message. I'd love to hear from you. You can reach me on (https://www.instagram.com/hearttoheart_with_jc?igsh=cjZ2Zjc3azM3aWhr) or send an email to [email protected].

A recent viral video from a school in Edo State shocked Nigerians and sparked national outrage.In the footage, a young student was brutally bullied by other students while someone recorded the incident.But beyond anger and blame, this moment raises deeper questions.How do young people learn to humiliate others?Why do bystanders stay silent?And what does this reveal about the culture shaping our children?In this episode of Heart to Heart with Jewel Chima, we go beyond the headlines to explore the deeper issues behind bullying — including power dynamics, group mentality, and the hidden biases that influence how people treat those they perceive as weaker or different.In this conversation, we discuss:• Why bullying is often about power and social status• The role of group pressure and bystander silence• How bias and stereotypes can make some people easier targets• Why humiliation has become normalized in modern culture• What parents, schools, and communities must do differentlyThis episode is not about outrage.It’s about reflection.Because the values we teach young people today will shape the society we live in tomorrow.If you have a topic or question you'd like us to explore, please don't hesitate to send me a message. I'd love to hear from you. You can reach me on (https://www.instagram.com/hearttoheart_with_jc?igsh=cjZ2Zjc3azM3aWhr) or send an email to [email protected].

Most of us believe we treat people fairly. But what if the way we see people is already influenced before we even realize it?In this episode, we explore the concept of implicit bias. The unconscious assumptions and mental shortcuts that shape how we perceive others.From tribal stereotypes and accents to class, education, and gender expectations, implicit bias quietly influences everyday interactions in Nigerian society.Sometimes it shows up in jokes, quick judgments. Sometimes in who we trust, who we listen to, and who we underestimate.In this episode, we break down:• What implicit bias actually is• Where these unconscious assumptions come from• How bias shows up in everyday Nigerian life• Why even well-meaning people carry biases• Practical ways to challenge our assumptions and grow in awarenessThis conversation is not about guilt or blame. It’s about reflection. Because maturity means being willing to examine the invisible filters shaping our thoughts.And when we become aware of our biases, we create space for more fairness, empathy, and understanding.If you have a topic or question you'd like us to explore, please don't hesitate to send me a message. I'd love to hear from you. You can reach me on (https://www.instagram.com/hearttoheart_with_jc?igsh=cjZ2Zjc3azM3aWhr) or send an email to [email protected].

Last week, we confronted pride from a personal level. We looked at the silent power struggles, the need to be right, and the difficulty of apologizing.But this week? We’re going deeper. Because pride doesn’t just live in individuals. It lives in culture.In Part 2 of this conversation, we explore how ego is shaped by upbringing, hierarchy, and the unspoken rules many of us were raised with.We were taught things like; men must not show weakness, as the husband, you must not bend, as the first child, stand your ground, etc.But what happens when dignity turns into distance? When leadership turns into emotional silence? When respect culture makes apology feel like humiliation?In this episode, we unpack:How pride shows up differently in men and women.The impact of hierarchy in marriages and families.How generational pride creates long-term emotional coldness.The difference between authority and accountability.How to practice humility without losing self-respect.This is not about shaming culture. It’s about finding balance and healing within it. If part 1 exposed the ego within you, part 2 will reveal the ego around you.Listen now, and ask yourself: Where did I learn that bending means losing?Thank you so much for taking a moment to connect with me. If this episode resonated with you, the absolute best way to support the show is to hit that subscribe or follow button right now and share with your loved ones. That way, you won't miss a single one of our Thursday heart-to-hearts.If you have a topic or question you'd like us to explore, please don't hesitate to send me a message. I'd love to hear from you. You can reach me on (https://www.instagram.com/hearttoheart_with_jc?igsh=cjZ2Zjc3azM3aWhr) or send an email to [email protected]. See you next Thursday.

Not every relationship ends because of betrayal.Some end because no one was willing to bend.In this episode of Heart to Heart with Jewel Chima, we confront one of the most subtle but destructive enemies of connection: Pride and Ego.Pride doesn’t always look loud or arrogant.Sometimes it sounds like: • “I shouldn’t have to apologize.” • “If they care, they’ll fix it.” • “I’m not the one who started it.” • “I won’t be the one to call first.”But what happens when the need to be right becomes more important than maintaining your relationship?In Part 1 of this two-part conversation, we explore: • Why arguments turn into power struggles • How pride blocks emotional repair • How to reset in the middle of conflictIf you’ve ever stayed silent to prove a point, struggled to apologize, or chosen distance instead of vulnerability…This episode will feel uncomfortably honest and freeing.You can choose to either protect your pride or your peace. You rarely get to keep both.If you have a topic or question you'd like us to explore, please don't hesitate to send me a message. I'd love to hear from you. You can reach me on (https://www.instagram.com/hearttoheart_with_jc?igsh=cjZ2Zjc3azM3aWhr) or send an email to [email protected] this episode resonated with you, the absolute best way to support the show is to hit that subscribe or follow button right now and share with your loved ones. That way, you won't miss a single one of our Thursday heart-to-hearts.Thank you so much for taking a moment to connect with me. See you next Thursday.

Comparison doesn’t always look like jealousy. Sometimes it looks like standards and motivation. Sometimes it hides behind “I just want better.”But underneath it? Comparison quietly steals joy and slowly poisons connection.In part 3 of The Enemies of Human Relationships, we expose one of the most socially acceptable but emotionally destructive habits we’ve normalised, measuring our lives, relationships, and worth against someone else’s highlight reel.In this episode, you’ll learn:How comparison silently damages romantic relationshipsWhy subtle comparison makes partners feel “not enough”How competition quietly destroys friendships.The insecurity and scarcity mindset fueling most comparisons.The difference between envy and inspirationPractical steps to break free and protect your peaceIf you’ve ever:Felt happy for someone, but slightly heavy at the same timeCompared your partner to someone else’sQuestioned your timeline after seeing someone else’s successFelt like you’re “behind” in lifeThen this episode will feel personal and freeing.There will always be someone ahead of you in something, but there will never be another you. Stop measuring your life with someone else’s ruler.If you have a topic or question you'd like us to explore, please don't hesitate to send me a message. I'd love to hear from you. You can reach me on (https://www.instagram.com/hearttoheart_with_jc?igsh=cjZ2Zjc3azM3aWhr) or send an email to [email protected])If this episode resonated with you, the absolute best way to support the show is to hit that subscribe or follow button right now and share with your loved ones. That way, you won't miss a single one of our Thursday heart-to-hearts.Thank you so much for taking a moment to connect with me. See you next Thursday.

What if the real problem in your relationship isn’t what they did…but the story you told yourself about what they did?In Part 2 of The Enemies of Human Relationships, we discuss one of the most subtle but destructive forces in love, friendship, and family dynamics: Assumption.Assumption is the mental shortcut that turns silence into rejection.It’s when “He didn’t call” becomes “He doesn’t care.”When “She replied ‘okay’” becomes “She’s angry.”When familiarity replaces curiosity.In this episode, we break down:​ How assumptions are formed in seconds but cause hours of emotional damage​ Why long-term relationships are especially vulnerable to the familiarity trap​ The hidden insecurity behind most negative interpretations​ The difference between intuition and projection​ Practical tools to stop reacting to stories and start responding to truthIf you’ve ever:​ Felt hurt without clear evidence​ Reacted to something that later turned out to be harmless​ Assumed the worst before asking a questionThis episode will feel uncomfortably familiar — in the best way.Connection dies where curiosity stops.And assumption is the thief that makes you stop asking.Listen now — and stop mind-reading before it ruins something beautiful.If this episode resonated with you, the absolute best way to support the show is to hit that subscribe or follow button right now and share with your loved ones. That way, you won't miss a single one of our Thursday heart-to-hearts.If you have a topic or question you'd like us to explore, please don't hesitate to send me a message. I'd love to hear from you. You can reach me on (https://www.instagram.com/hearttoheart_with_jc?igsh=cjZ2Zjc3azM3aWhr) or send an email to [email protected])Thank you so much for taking a moment to connect with me. See you next Thursday.

"If you loved me, you would have known." How many times has that silent thought created a wall between you and the people you love? We often think relationships fail because of big betrayals, but more often, they bleed out slowly from the wounds of things left unsaid.In the premiere of our new series, “The Enemies of Human Relationships,” we unmask the greatest enemy of all: Unspoken Expectations. This episode isn't about blaming your partner, your friends, or your family; it’s about understanding the patterns that turn love into a guessing game.We will break down why we choose silence over honesty, how "fermented emotions" turn into bitterness, and why clarity is actually the highest form of love. If you’ve been feeling unappreciated, unseen, or "tired of trying," this conversation might be the mirror you need to see the root of the problem.The Jewel Gem: "Unspoken expectations punish people for crimes they didn’t know they committed. You can't get mad at someone for not arriving at a destination if you never gave them the address."If you have a topic or question you'd like us to explore, please don't hesitate to send me a message. I'd love to hear from you. You can reach me on (https://www.instagram.com/hearttoheart_with_jc?igsh=cjZ2Zjc3azM3aWhr) or send an email to [email protected] this episode resonated with you, the absolute best way to support the show is to hit that subscribe or follow button right now and share with your loved ones. That way, you won't miss a single one of our Thursday heart-to-hearts.Thank you so much for taking a moment to connect with me. See you next Thursday.

Are you anxious or worried about the future you have little or no control over? Are you exhausted from fighting battles that haven't even started yet? Most of us are "mental time travellers"—physically present in today, but mentally stuck in a "what-if" scenario three months from now. If you’ve been having sleepless nights trying to solve problems that aren’t on today’s calendar, this episode is your invitation to come home to the present.If this episode resonated with you, the absolute best way to support the show is to hit that subscribe or follow button right now and share with your loved ones. That way, you won't miss a single one of our Thursday heart-to-hearts.If you have a topic or question you'd like us to explore, please don't hesitate to send me a message. I'd love to hear from you. You can reach me on (https://www.instagram.com/hearttoheart_with_jc?igsh=cjZ2Zjc3azM3aWhr) or send an email to [email protected] you so much for taking a moment to connect with me. See you next Thursday.

In this episode, we tackle the painful reality of rejection. We’ve all been there—the closed door, the 'not interested,' the ghosting. But what if your greatest rejections were actually your greatest protections? Today we break down how to detach your identity from your outcomes, the 'Triple-A Method' for processing disappointment, and why a 'No' is often just God’s way of clearing the path for a bigger 'Yes.' Stop letting rejection make you play small. It’s time to see the redirection.If this episode resonates with you, let me know what you think on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/hearttoheart_with_jc?igsh=cjZ2Zjc3azM3aWhr). You can also send an email to [email protected].

"Being realistic is the fastest road to a life you don't like." — Jewel ChimaIn this episode of Heart to Heart, we take aim at the silent dream-killer: Mediocrity. We often disguise our fear as 'wisdom' and our hesitation as 'being sensible,' but in 2026, playing small is no longer an option.I challenge you to audit your ambitions. Are you setting goals you know you can hit, or are you chasing visions that make your stomach flip? This episode is a call to action for the dreamers who have been waiting for a 'sign' or 'permission' to finally go big. It’s time to stop apologizing for your appetite for greatness and start operating with a level of audacity that shocks the people who knew the "old" you.In this episode, we discuss: * The Spirit of Mediocrity: How to recognize when you’ve settled for comfort over calling. * The "Realistic" Trap: Why logic is often the enemy of the supernatural results you’re praying for. * The Cost of Living Small: Calculating the emotional and spiritual debt of "settling." * The 24-Hour Audacity Challenge: One bold move you can make today to reclaim your power.Jewel Gem of the Week:"Stop asking for permission to be great from people who are content with being average."If this episode resonated with you, the absolute best way to support the show is to hit that subscribe or follow button right now and share with your loved ones. That way, you won't miss a single one of our Thursday heart-to-hearts.If you have a topic or question you'd like us to explore, please don't hesitate to send me a message. I'd love to hear from you. You can reach me on (https://www.instagram.com/hearttoheart_with_jc?igsh=cjZ2Zjc3azM3aWhr) or send an email to [email protected])Thank you so much for taking a moment to connect with me. See you next Thursday.

A new year only brings a new life if you change your environment. In this episode, I challenge you to look at the people you hold closest to you. Are they pushing you toward your 2026 vision, or are they anchoring you to a past version of yourself?Today, we break down the 'Friendship Audit', a practical tool for identifying who energises you and who drains you. This isn’t about being unkind; it’s about the stewardship of your energy. Learn why you must give yourself permission to outgrow stagnant circles and how to keep your heart open for the new connections God is sending your way.What You’ll Learn:* The 5-Person Audit: This exercise is meant to identify 'leaks' in your circle. * Energised, Neutral, or Drained: How to categorize your current connections. * The Permission Slip: Why it’s okay to outgrow people who are committed to your old version. * Protecting the Peace: Practical steps to guard your heart and your time in 2026.If you have any feedback, questions, or perhaps a subject you’d love us to discuss, you can reach out to me on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/hearttoheart_with_jc?igsh=cjZ2Zjc3azM3aWhr). You can also email [email protected].

Happy New Year! I trust that we’ve set our visions and written our goals, but how do we actually live them out in the messy, busy reality of everyday life?In this episode, I will be sharing several relatable, practical life hacks such as the '8-to-8 Rule' and 'Intentional Venting.' These are the systems that will ensure your peace stays intact all year long.What You’ll Learn:* The 8-to-8 Rule: How to reclaim your first and last hour of the day.* The 24-Hour Grace Period: The script to stop people-pleasing once and for all.* Subscription Audits: How to find the 'money leaks' in your bank account.* The 2-Minute Rule: The secret to a clutter-free home and mind.* Connect to Correct: A relationship hack for better communication.If you find this episode relatable, you can connect with me on Instagram: @hearttoheart_with_jcOr send an email to [email protected]

We judge our parents through the lens of our current awareness, forgetting they operated with a different set of tools, traumas, and information.In this deeply resonant episode, we delve into one of the most challenging journeys of adulthood: reconciling the parents we wished we had with the actual human beings we received.If you’ve been carrying the weight of resentment or wondering why your upbringing felt "not enough," this conversation is for you. We aren’t here to excuse harm, but we are here to shift the lens. By understanding the "toolbox" our parents inherited, we can begin to close the emotional gaps and find a peace that isn't dependent on their apology.In this episode, we discuss: 1. The Toolbox Analogy: Why you can't build a mansion with a rusty screwdriver—understanding your parents' limitations. 2. The "Box" of Generational Trauma: Unpacking the societal and emotional era that shaped your parents' parenting style. 3. Intent vs. Impact: Learning to separate a parent's good intentions from their poor execution. 4. Forgiveness as Self-Care: Why letting go is a gift to yourself, not necessarily a pass for them. 5. Grace vs. Access: How to forgive while still maintaining the boundaries that keep you safe.Special Resource: The Parent Lens Soul-Work GuideHealing doesn’t end when the audio stops. So, I have created a comprehensive reflection guide to help you process your family history, humanise the hurt, and break the cycle.If you’re interested, you can request via Instagram or send me an email.Key Quote from the Episode:> Your parents are human too.> Grace doesn't mean access.> Heal so that the cycle of trauma ends with you.Connect with me: * Instagram: @hearttoheart_with_jc * Email: [email protected] * Subscribe & Review: If this episode helped you, please leave a 5-star review and share it with a friend who is on their own healing journey.

Are you tired of saying "yes" when you really mean "no"? This is something that many of us struggle with: Boundaries. We often think that being a "good" person means saying yes to every request and being available to everyone at all times. However, the truth is that without boundaries, we exhaust the very energy we need to fulfil our purpose. In this Episode, we will explore why boundaries are a necessary act of self-love, not a selfish act. Whether it’s in your relationships, your work, or your social life, learning where you end and where others begin is the key to avoiding burnout and resentment. If you've been feeling overwhelmed and overextended, this episode is your permission slip to start saying "no."Key Takeaways:- Why "No" is a complete sentence.- Practical phrases to use when setting limits at work and home. - Why boundaries are not just walls, but gates that you control.Connect with Jewel: Send your stories or questions to [email protected]!You can also send me a dm on Instagram @hearttoheart_with_jc

Is your partner supposed to be your therapist, cheerleader, and psychic? In this honest episode, Jewel Chima tackles the silent killers of connection: Unhealthy Expectations.We break down the dangerous "Mind Reader Myth"—the belief that if they truly loved you, they would just know what you need. Learn why love is communication, not telepathy, and how to stop putting the impossible burden of perfection on your loved ones. This is the reality check that will save your relationships and your sanity.Key Takeaways:* Why the "Mind Reader Myth" is the most damaging lie.* How to stop expecting one person to be your emotional saviour.* The power of using clear "I statements" to ask for what you need.*Disagreement is a sign of a dynamic, healthy relationship with two distinct individuals!* Do not win a fight to lose your relationship.I'm challenging you this week to love yourself enough to advocate for your own needs. Instead of expecting people to read your mind, tell them how you feel and how you want to be treated, respected and loved. Also, love your friend/partner enough to not burden them with unrealistic expectations. Connect with Jewel: Send your stories or questions to [email protected]!

We are constantly measuring our messy, realistic lives against other people's heavily filtered social media pictures and videos. And today, I want us to collectively eliminate that unhealthy comparison mindset. Nobody posts photos of themselves crying over their failures or inadequacies, or videos of their struggles. They only post a photo of the champagne toast three years later, along with a couple of throwback pictures, to let you know they struggled at the beginning. You are comparing your Chapter 1 (the struggling, messy part) to their Chapter 20 (the 'I made it' part), and that is not fair to you. Sometimes when you see someone win, your brain defaults to 'I wish it were me' Flip that script! Ask: 'What can I learn from their journey?' Cheer for them, and then get back to work on your own track.This might sound cliché, but the only person you should compare yourself to is the person you were yesterday.I want to leave you with this thought: you are exactly where you need to be at this point in your life to get to where you need to be next. Your story is unique, and only when you stop looking sideways at everyone else but yourself will you finally see the path that is perfectly laid out for you. The people you keep comparing yourself against are also battling their own fears. Their highlight reel is built on thousands of messy, imperfect takes, so instead of focusing on them, focus on your growth. Love yourself enough to stop comparing yourself to others.Every time you open social media and feel that sting of comparison, I want you to close the app and immediately name one thing you are grateful for about your own life. Let's flood our lives with gratitude, not comparison.If you have a topic or question you'd like us to explore, please don't hesitate to send me a message. I'd love to hear from you. You can reach me on (https://www.instagram.com/hearttoheart_with_jc?igsh=cjZ2Zjc3azM3aWhr) or send an email to [email protected])If this episode resonated with you, the absolute best way to support the show is to hit that subscribe or follow button right now and share with your loved ones. That way, you won't miss a single one of our Thursday heart-to-hearts.Thank you so much for taking a moment to connect with me. See you next Thursday.

Hello, there! My name is Jewel, and you're welcome to my podcast show. Here on Heart to Heart, we will share our thoughts and ideas. I started this podcast because I believe we all crave authentic and meaningful conversations that resonate deeply with us and leave us feeling seen and heard. That is why I will be vulnerable in this episode. What is holding you back from doing those things you planned to do at the beginning of the year? What happened to your New Year's resolution?What is that one thing you promised yourself you'd start this year that is still undone? An online class? Becoming more outgoing? Hitting the gym consistently? Starting a new project? I believe, like me, you are probably carrying this weight of unfulfilled intentions too, and you are probably already saying you will go again next year. Don't wait until next year. Let's make today our New Year's Day. I challenge you to pick one thing that has been postponed. Just one. And do the smallest, messiest, most imperfect version of it right now. Don't wait to be perfect.If you start today, by January 1st, you won't be setting a resolution; you'll be six weeks into a habit. You'll be rooted, grounded, and unstoppable. You'll be a runner, not someone who 'wants to run.' You'll be a doer, not a planner.I started this podcast as my own promise to stop holding myself back. Now, I want to hear yours.What is the one thing you are starting this week? Let me know on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/hearttoheart_with_jc?igsh=cjZ2Zjc3azM3aWhr). You can also send an email to [email protected]. Additionally, if you have a topic or question you'd like us to explore, please don't hesitate to send me a message. I'd love to hear from you.I want to leave you with this thought: You will never know what you can do until you give it a shot. If all the great people we know about today held back because of fear of failure, we would never have heard about them or what they achieved. You don’t have to start perfect or confident. Start now and build your confidence as you go. The only thing between where you are now and where you want to be is you. Love yourself enough not to hold yourself back.If this episode resonated with you, the absolute best way to support the show is to hit that subscribe or follow button right now and share with your loved ones. That way, you won't miss a single one of our Thursday heart-to-hearts.Thank you so much for taking a moment to connect with me. See you next Thursday.