Self-Reflective Conversations Sandra Christian

We sometimes face tragedy, natural disasters, health concerns, relationship issues, work difficulties, or school problems in life. Resilience is how well you adapt to these events and anything that life throws at you.The Covid-19 Pandemic is an excellent example of challenging times where things happen that are seemingly out of your control. Loved ones get sick or pass away, governments impose rules and regulations that require you to do something that you usually would not do, children need ...

"An internal monologue, also called self-talk, inner speech, inner discourse, or internal discourse, is a person's inner voice which provides a running verbal monologue of thoughts while they are conscious. It is usually tied to a person's sense of self" - WikipediaIn this conversation, Anite Windrich, an amazing woman who actively deals with her 'inner voices', gives clear and practical tips on how to change the negative into the positive. Listen and be inspired!

Although some people may look anatomically striking, we are all flawed and we are all beautiful, both internally and externally. With this dichotomy, how do we deal with the concept of beauty in our lives? What is beauty? In this conversation, Sharon Bhikha, a lovely South African woman who has her beauty deeply rooted in her faith, shares her reflections on this subject and motivates others toward self-love through authenticity and personal development. Listen and be encouraged by her ...

'The social environment, social context, sociocultural context or milieu refers to the immediate physical and social setting in which people live or in which something happens or develops. It includes the culture that the individual was educated or lives in, and the people and institutions with whom they interact.' - Wikipedia. In this episode, Sandra has a deep and insightful conversation with Tejas Kundalia, a man born and raised in India and who has been living in Europe for many years. Te...

You often hear about the complicated relationships between mothers and daughters. As daughters, we often blame our mothers for things that went wrong in our lives and for the way we turned out to be. Yet, all too often, we forget to give our mothers credit for the things that went ‘right’ in our lives. In this powerful and touching conversation, Sonja Bloemers shares her reflections on her relationship with her mother.

When I think of hobbies, I think of all the activities, interests and pastimes that give me pleasure and make me relax. These afford me an outlet for my creativity and help me escape from things that give stress and drain energy. Is a hobby an escape? In this episode, Sandra has an meaningful conversation with Harry Ras, a man with a family and full time job, who has some interesting hobbies. He gives insight into how hobbies fit into his life, and how he balances these with his work and fami...