SCHITT AINT THE SAME

Rochelle Mosley

SCHITT AINT THE SAME !! CAN WE MAKE SINCE OF IT ALL?A paradigm shift is a fundamental change in how people think, approach, or understand something. It often happens when new ideas, discoveries, or events challenge the established way of doing things, causing a complete rethinking of the norms.It’s like the old rules don’t apply anymore,and you have to adapt to a new reality.

  1. Aug 31

    HAPPINESS IS YOUR JOB !! OWN IT !!

    Happiness is an inside job” means that your emotional well-being cannot depend entirely on another person, relationship, or circumstance. Other people can absolutely add to your happiness—they can love you, support you, encourage you, and create beautiful moments with you. But they cannot be responsible for creating your inner peace every day. When you make someone else responsible for your happiness, you may start thinking: * “I’ll be happy when they love me the way I want.” * “I’ll be okay when they give me attention.” * “My happiness depends on whether they stay.” * “If they change, then I can finally be happy.” That gives another person control over your emotional life. An inside job means learning to say: “I want you in my life, but I don’t need you to complete me. I can create peace within myself, and your presence can be something I appreciate rather than something I depend on for my worth.” It also means taking responsibility for your own thoughts, boundaries, choices, healing, and fulfillment. You learn to enjoy your own company, pursue things that give your life meaning, and comfort yourself when life becomes difficult. This doesn’t mean becoming cold or independent to the point where you don’t need anyone. Human beings need connection. It’s healthy to receive love and support from others. The difference is between receiving happiness from someone and making someone responsible for your happiness. A healthy relationship sounds more like: “I am already whole. I choose you because I love you, not because I need you to make me whole. We can bring happiness into each other’s lives without carrying the responsibility for each other’s entire happiness.” Ultimately, another person can walk beside you, but they cannot walk your inner journey for you. Your happiness becomes more stable when it is rooted in who you are—not in what someone else does or doesn’t do. Follow me on all flat forms @shcittaintthesame youtube https://youtube.com/@RochelleHMosley?si=MtlUrGo6Z3sCWWX0 INSTAGRAM  https://instagram.com/rochellehmosley?igshid=YzAwZjE1ZTI0Zg%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

  2. Mar 2

    PART2-PARENTING ON THE SPECTRUM 2 JOURNEYS ,1LOVE

    In this heartfelt and honest episode of Schitt Ain’t the Same Podcast, we sit down with two incredible moms, Latiesha and April, to talk about raising sons on different ends of the autism spectrum. Both women are navigating life as parents of boys diagnosed with Autism spectrum disorder, but their day-to-day realities look very different. ⸻ 🧩 Meet the Moms & Their Stories 💙 April’s Journey April shares her experience parenting a son who requires significant daily support. Her son:  • Cannot function independently  • Needs assistance with everyday activities  • Requires consistent supervision and structure April opens up about:  • The emotional weight of caregiving  • Advocating for proper services and resources  • The fears and hopes she carries for his future  • Finding strength on the hardest days ⸻ 🏈 Latiesha’s Journey Latiesha’s son is on a different part of the spectrum and lives a much more independent life. Her son:  • Plays football  • Has a girlfriend  • Drives  • Functions independently in many areas Latiesha discusses:  • Breaking stereotypes about autism  • Helping her son navigate social relationships  • Supporting independence while still providing guidance  • The challenges people don’t see Follow April journey -​⁠  Follow Letisha - @ArchaicSmileOrg #spectrum   #autism youtube https://youtube.com/@RochelleHMosley?si=MtlUrGo6Z3sCWWX0 INSTAGRAM  https://instagram.com/rochellehmosley?igshid=YzAwZjE1ZTI0Zg%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

  3. Feb 23

    PART 1-Parenting on the Spectrum -2 journeys,1 Love

    In this heartfelt and honest episode of Schitt Ain’t the Same Podcast, we sit down with two incredible moms, Latiesha and April, to talk about raising sons on different ends of the autism spectrum. Both women are navigating life as parents of boys diagnosed with Autism spectrum disorder, but their day-to-day realities look very different. ⸻ 🧩 Meet the Moms & Their Stories 💙 April’s Journey April shares her experience parenting a son who requires significant daily support. Her son:  • Cannot function independently  • Needs assistance with everyday activities  • Requires consistent supervision and structure April opens up about:  • The emotional weight of caregiving  • Advocating for proper services and resources  • The fears and hopes she carries for his future  • Finding strength on the hardest days ⸻ 🏈 Latiesha’s Journey Latiesha’s son is on a different part of the spectrum and lives a much more independent life. Her son:  • Plays football  • Has a girlfriend  • Drives  • Functions independently in many areas Latiesha discusses:  • Breaking stereotypes about autism  • Helping her son navigate social relationships  • Supporting independence while still providing guidance  • The challenges people don’t see Follow April journey -​⁠  Follow Letisha - @ArchaicSmileOrg youtube https://youtube.com/@RochelleHMosley?si=MtlUrGo6Z3sCWWX0 INSTAGRAM  https://instagram.com/rochellehmosley?igshid=YzAwZjE1ZTI0Zg%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

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SCHITT AINT THE SAME !! CAN WE MAKE SINCE OF IT ALL?A paradigm shift is a fundamental change in how people think, approach, or understand something. It often happens when new ideas, discoveries, or events challenge the established way of doing things, causing a complete rethinking of the norms.It’s like the old rules don’t apply anymore,and you have to adapt to a new reality.