Happiness Injection with Shonette Bason Shonette Bason

Listening is such an easy skill, is it though? How much of it do we have in our life? What can we gain from both sides and how will it fit our overall happiness.

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Loss hurts us all, is there anything positive to take from it. I lost my friend Miriam last year and share some of my reflections of how wonderful and inspiring a person she was.

New Year is the time when people plan changes. New Year New Me! What does that actually mean for people though? How can we implement changes in our lives to improve them and make it meaningful and lasting? Shonette has some ideas, listen in for more

It’s all about confidence!
One of the biggest lessons Shonette learned while at the factory was learning how to stand up for herself.
Shonette and Cammy talk about the times they’ve been standing up for themselves and for others. Shonette does it for the children and Cammy for his community through his blog "I know you’re gay but…"

Slang - no Christmas mention -

Shonette is 48 and Cammy is 24 and sometimes this can lead to a bit of a communication issue.
So today the pair are looking at slang and the way words can mean very different things to different generations.
In particular the pair have a giggle about some slang words from the 80s - when Shonette was a teenager!
How many words do you remember?