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Many people (including both men and women) use the term 'Alpha Male' to describe a certain type of man, but everyone's interpretation is different. 

The Alpha Male character is one who is confident, has money, leader, life of the party and protective of their 'territory'.

In this #YasssYou episode, the hosts share their opinions and perception on what an Alpha male looks like from a females point of view. Analyn describes her dislike for the term and emphasises her two key characteristics that an Alpha Male possesses; confidence and money. Whereas, Kevine argues that it is more about character than money. Does it mean a mans Alpha status is revoked if he has no money?

Take some time today to think about how you would describe an Alpha Male?

Do you know where your money is going?

How much money do you spend on food and shoes?

Are you a saver or a spender?

Join Analyn and Kevine in this insightful and honest conversation about the things they spend on and what they have changed since they both got older and wiser.

It's time for all of us to have a healthy relationship with money and being mindful of our spending habits whilst enjoying the rewards of earning it!

As September approaches and many students are returning to school, figuring out which course is right for you is a big decision to make. It is a decision that will shape your career and subsequently impact your life moving forward. It's a time when many are confused about making such a big decision so early on in adulthood, because it requires you to answer the question "which domain do I want to be a subject matter expert?"

Although university is the traditional path many take, it is not the only option. The age of vocational course, internships, social media and new disruptive technologies the next generation are presented with new means of learning and developing a career. 

Maybe you should explore your options rather than going down a traditional path, considering courses are now £9K a year for undergraduate studies. Nonetheless, further education has its benefits but it is not the be all and end all of life. 

The real learning and life progressions really happen once you finish your studies. 

What childhood trauma are you trying to overcome?

How have you dealt with your childhood trauma?

What have you learned from your experience?

Join Analyn and Kevine in this episode where they discuss how childhood traumas have affected them and how they have dealt with it.

Analyn and Kevine also talks about the different help you can get  to heal those wounds and be a better version of yourself.

It can get really frustrating when you're in a job that longer brings you satisfaction, where you don't feel welcomed or hindered from progression due to internal "office politics". All of these are not fun to deal with and make going into work a miserable experience.

Do you know what the tell tell signs are for indicating when you should leave your job?

The #YasssYou hosts list some key signs to look out for, to help determine when you should leave your job, whether is it you want to change industries, toxic culture or simple don't like stagnation. 

Remember on average you spend 40 hours a week with your colleagues, which is far more than you spend with family and friends. So it is important to focus on finding the right company with core values that align to yours. To encourage you to be yourself at work and provide you with the opportunities to develop and gain the promotion you deserve. 

What would you say if your partner said he/she wants to have an open relationship with you?They mention that they want to explore other people but still want to be committed to you.Analyn and Kevine explores the world of open relationship and discusses...