The Soft Life with Saddie Baddies Saddie Baddies

is it quiet quitting or are we just finally being realistic about our bandwidth at work? 🫠

in this week’s episode, we dive deep into the concepts of decentering work, quiet quitting, and bouncing back after being laid off. we start by exploring the phenomenon of quiet quitting—what it is, why it happens, and whether it’s just a matter of doing what you’re paid to do.

we’ll share practical tips on how to achieve this by creating a value system independent of your job title, engaging in hobbies, prioritizing self-care, and investing in personal development. and of course, you’ll hear from our host, Priscilla O. Agyeman, MPH on her own journey after being laid off, as well as valuable resources and related episodes to support you on your #corporatebaddie journey.

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your fear of looking stupid and being perceived is holding you back, baddie. 🫣

in this week’s episode, we discuss the themes of self-perception, fear of being judged, and the balance between authenticity and oversharing in the age of hyper-visibility. inspired by the book title: ’The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck’, we explore the concept of taking up space and being unapologetically yourself in a time where there’s thousands of opinions about everything we share. so, grab your fav comfort drink, put your phone on DND and tune into this real af episode; also, you can watch this episode close and personal [on YouTube](https://youtu.be/K8RoZ5bmkMw).

calling all girl’s girls 🎀: today, we’re diving deep into a topic that’s not just buzzworthy but fundamental to our social wellness: what it truly means to be a girl’s girl. we’re exploring the essence of sisterhood, the challenges of healing from friendship trauma, and the joys of making new friends as an adult. so, grab your favorite comfort drink, get comfy, and let’s spill tea on all things girlhood (watch the full video on our YouTube channel!)

ever feel like you just miss the old you? 🥲 today, we’re gonna have a mini episode on how to come back home to yourself when you start to feel disconnected. the thing about feeling disconnected from yourself is that it’s a slow process. it rarely happens at one time, but suddenly you’re feeling like you haven’t laughed in a while, you’re skipping your morning and night routines, and you’re wondering why you feel like a shadow of yourself. this episode is for you if:

if you’ve been feeling:

-disconnected

-like you “miss the old you”

-like you’re reminiscing on what you used to do and love

if you want more on this, check out related episodes:

getting back on track with your goals after falling off, finding your ‘ikigai’ and rediscovering your “why”
getting unstuck: taking inspired action vs. goal setting
your 2023 glow up guide: health & wellness routines, mindset and practices

Big Brother stans, this one’s for you! in this special guest episode, we chat with Mecole Hayes, aka “Meme”, a political consultant and former contestant on the hit reality TV series, Big Brother. Meme shares her origin story, growing up in St. Louis and she also discusses balancing her professional and reality TV persona, dealing with imposter syndrome, finding a mentor, and her relationship with social media as a reality TV star with a cult following. We get into the topics of: setting boundaries, the importance of diversity and challenges stereotypes in reality TV, using social media for positive change and much more. 💕

missed us? 🥹 we are BACK baddies, and better than ever 🤎

last month, we had the incredible honor of hosting our very first LIVE podcast session in Brooklyn, NY with none other than Sharifa Murdock & Laura Stylez: two empowering, incredible women paving the way for young women and girls through various initiatives, their live event program series and blossoming community: ENVSN Festival, and across multiple industries including fashion, media, philanthropy, and more. you can watch the full video here, on our YouTube channel (subscribe for our weekly podcast videos!)

during this candid convo, we learn from two moguls: Sharifa Murdock; Chief Visionary Officer of ENVSN Festival and Chief Impact Officer at KITH-and Laura Stylez; the Culture Plug, Music Curator, and co-host at Hot 97 Radio. Together, we open up honest dialogue about career, financial anxiety, mentorship, sisterhood, motherhood and most importantly, leaving your legacy for the next generation.