Fortify Yourself

07/09/20 • 17 min

Listen to Riley elaborate on the language she's discovered to take care of herself in a way that's nurturing, fortifying and plentiful.

Resources:

Getting Clear, Body Work for Women

All About Love, Bell Hooks

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Follow @wokebeauty and @rileyblanks

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Listen to Riley elaborate on the language she's discovered to take care of herself in a way that's nurturing, fortifying and plentiful.

Resources:

Getting Clear, Body Work for Women

All About Love, Bell Hooks

Explore more at www.wokebeauty.com

Follow @wokebeauty and @rileyblanks

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Liv Hadden – Choosing Blackness and Holding While Being Held

Liv Hadden is a clarity guide, graphic designer, uninhibited dancer, the author of Get Your Joy On: Unleash Joy in Your life, One Small Action at a Time and the host of Self-Aware Millennial, the podcast and community for people seeking a joyously authentic life. She is an award-wining fiction author and entrepreneur and has acquired a variety of skills and experiences that allow her to explore personal leadership on a deep and spiritual level. Liv’s purpose and passion in life is to help others wake up to all of the magic in the world, especially the unique brand of magic you carry inside yourself.

Today, we touch on a really interesting dynamic: what does it mean to feel black but present white? Liv Hadden’s journey through identity, trauma and self actualization is deeply layered and will leave you feeling enlightened.

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Today’s guest, Laolu Onabanjo, is a Nigerian-American travel blogger, model and food connoisseur. She has visited 18 countries and boasts that the most equally expensive and cheapest thing she owns is a piece of paper from Tufts University that says she studied Political Science for 4 years. Laolu is passionate about mental health, physical well being, feminism, fashion, culture and of course...food. Humility and charity keep her humble while food criticism keeps her busy. She currently hosts and produces a show, Girls v. Food, where she converses with unique individuals about their path to success as a means of progressing their hobbies into financially successful careers. She believes, if you take ownership over your life, you can live on your own terms.

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