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What’s it like to be on a for sure one-way train to wake up one day and find you want to get off? With no clue what to expect, what it’ll look like, or even if there's something else out there for you? JinTransit explores the stories of the many courageous souls who took a leap - and decided derailing their train was worth the chance. Join me as I explore career, life and dream transformations in my very own backyard.
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COVID Confessions, One Year Later: Self Discovery
Women take on many roles in every day life- Mom, social worker, wife, sister, friend… all the titles! And don’t throw in a pandemic - where all titles either flew out the window or took on new dimensions. In this story of self discovery, Makeba shared how the pandemic not only magnified her “titles” but also allowed her to redefine her purpose, needs and desires.
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COVID Confessions, One Year Later: Doing It My Way
Millennial mom, Nyomi Thompson, shares her challenges and wins as she navigates mommyhood, career transitions and her own personal self-love journey.
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COVID Confessions, One Year Later: Chasing Joy
One of my first ever @jintransit guests, Heavenly, joins us with her husband, Robbie, to chat marriage, healing, self-love as a +1 and partnership as a newlywed in the midst of COVID and major career changes.
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COVID Confessions, One Year Later: It’s all about Perspective
Nussy Alam, co-founder it I Am Perspective, shares her journey of breathing life into conversations & connection in the midst of an isolating pandemic.
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COVID Confessions, One Year Later: Mental Health Starts with You
The importance of acknowledging, treating and supporting mental wellness took a stark front seat in 2020 as many of us were forced to sit still. Dr. Adjoa Osei and Dr. Surrenca Albert join me in discussing their challenges and their breakthroughs on their journey to personal and collective mental wealth.
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COVID Confessions, One Year Later: Seat at the Table
In this episode, we chat with Ayana Parham, founder & CEO of Parham & Associates, on creating her own path to leadership & building the leadership muscles for leaders of color.