5 episodes
Live Smart Niomi Smart
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- Society & Culture
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2.3 • 100 Ratings
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Online personality, Niomi Smart, has spent the last 10 years sharing her life online and has recently discovered a more holistic way of life while exploring Bali.
In this brand new weekly podcast, Niomi invites you to join her while she reflects on her life and the lessons she's learned in love, wellness and spirituality, in a bid to help you live a fuller, more grounded life too.
After hearing Niomi share her personal thoughts and musings, you'll then hear her responding to a listener dilemma in her 'If I Were You' advice segment. If you'd like to submit a question, send Niomi a direct message on Instagram @niomismart.
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Releasing Your Inner Child
Do you ever feel as though life is a little too serious and that adulting is weighing you down?
In this episode, we’ll be rediscovering our playful inner light as Niomi discusses the importance of seeing the funny side, getting in touch with your inner child and finding playful moments.
Niomi reveals how she gets in touch with her silly side, taps into her feminine energy, and her tips on curating your friendship circle.
She also answers your questions about immaturity and finding people who lift you up.
To submit your questions for the podcast, head over to @niomismart’s IG stories.
Music: Laurel Violet
Artwork: Annie O’Rourke
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My toolkit to banish negative thoughts
Are you ever overwhelmed with negative thoughts and don’t know how to get them out of your head?
In this episode, Niomi shares exercises that have helped her stop focusing on the bad thoughts and start letting them go.
Niomi also discusses ‘Toxic Positivity’, why the “it could be worse” mentality isn’t helpful, and answers your questions about how to harness the power of your thoughts.
To submit your questions for the podcast, head over to @niomismart’s IG stories.
Music: Laurel Violet
Artwork: Annie O’Rourke
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How I found love
The topic of this episode changed completely after an exciting announcement because sometimes you can’t predict where life is about to take you…
In this episode, Niomi reflects on her journey to finding love, why being fiercely solo reframed her view on partnership and how to find the strength to move on after heartbreak.
To submit your questions for the podcast, headover to @niomismart’s IG stories.
Music: Laurel Violet
Artwork: Annie O’Rourke
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How I learnt to surrender
After reaching a low point with her mental health, Niomi Smart surrendered to the calling inside her and took a gap year in her 30s.
In this episode, Niomi shares how that trip changed the trajectory of her life, what it means when you allow yourself to choose love not fear, and how to accept change in your life in order to forge a new path.
To submit your questions for the podcast, headover to @niomismart’s IG stories
Music: Laurel Violet
Artwork: Annie O’Rourke
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Introducing: Live Smart
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Customer Reviews
Waffle
There is no purpose - it’s absolute waffle from
a privileged woman with very little life experience.
Sadly incredibly vapid
I don’t like leaving bad reviews but I have to say these podcast episodes are completely vapid, wildly ignorant and as other reviewers have said - the utter lack of a acknowledgment of privilege completely blocks me from being able to take anything from them. I’ve followed Niomi on social media over the years and listening to these podcasts where it’s clear she doesn’t have a job that doesn’t involve self-promotion (likely has passive income coming in monthly) - yet doesn’t acknowledge in any of her podcasts this is why she has the freedom to frolic and play and “move” to Bali (I don’t call going on extending holidays “moving” to different countries but she does. What she fails to acknowledge is that most people don’t have the ability to do this so if she wants to be relatable she needs to understand this is not possible for most. Not for lack of trying or yearning but because for many they haven’t had the luck and is privilege she has. The utter disregard for this makes it impossible to listen to. Big struggles for Niomi are not having the car she wanted available for the day, struggling with the lawyer aspect of buying a house or going through a tough break-up, things most people go through and so much more. Sorry Niomi but this podcast comes across as totally self-serving. If you’re going to make the effort of creating a podcast that is solely your voice - no guests, no experts - you need to have some useful meaningful words to say and you simply don’t.
Check your privilege!
I often like this genre of podcast but after listening to all the episodes so far I just can’t get over the lack of acknowledgement of privilege! So many ‘solutions’ to problems seem to be things that just aren’t an option for most people but there’s never any addressing of this. Also, advice on relationships, life etc based on what? What makes this person experienced enough/qualified to talk about it? Perhaps she’d be better off interviewing people who have actually been through real hardships?