66 episodes
This Life is a Process of Learning Deyahnna Styles
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5.0 • 4 Ratings
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This Life is a process of learning will introduce you to a better way of thinking that is being presented as “Positively Outspoken”. To be Positively Outspoken is what? “Someone who is Outspoken already has a voice but someone who is Positive and is Positively Outspoken is someone who is focused solely on sharing experiences that some may view as being “negative” and transforming those events into a positive perspective. So if you are wanting to make changes and you are in need of some uplifting/positive reinforcement this is the perfect podcast for you! Lets start your journey.
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Figuring It Out
During this episode your host will discuss the importance of figuring things out without becoming discouraged.
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The Journey
During this episode your host along with Da-Rahn will discuss the importance of "your journey" and never giving up!
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Slow It Down
During this episode your host will discuss the importance of slowing things down while applying pressure because This Life is a Process of Learning!
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Listen
During this episode your host will speak on the importance of listening and how it applies to your journey
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The Rabbit Hole
During this episode your host will get lost in the rabbit hole of her own thoughts/beliefs on life itself and the lessons you learn from it all!
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Customer Reviews
You’re not alone
I came across your podcast a few months ago when the term functional depression came to my mind. I listen to your episode from December about functional depression and it comforted me and knowing I’m not alone. I feel like I’m new in the journey of mental health. Last September I lost my dad and I feel a lot of pressure to be a really good daughter to my mom since he is no longer with us. At the same time, I am a full-time, homeschool parent and don’t feel my husband understands what I’m going through even though he lost his dad last January. I feel like there is a gender difference and difference in family dynamics of course. He goes to work and comes home to play with our kids. I am teaching the boys and cleaning the house, running errands, etc. When do I have time to take care of myself? I just listen to the episode “I am sick” and feel you. Whether it’s what’s going on personally or in the world, I’m just sick of it all. Sometimes I don’t feel like there’s a light at the end of the tunnel. But I feel I need to act like things are all good and smile. If I tell the truth, people get uncomfortable and want to “fix” things. Thank you for having the courage to share your journey.