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Careening To Black Joy

Careening To Black Joy

di EJ

Scienze sociali Società e cultura

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Is a Black Joyful Marriage Possible?

Black marriages are still rare. Rarer still, are marriages that work. If the rest of society are having a hard time with marriage numbers, then the Black community are really struggling. This episode is all about those who actually want to get into and stay married. Here are some things I've learned within my own marriage and from watching others. Topics: marriage, social studies, African American couples, love, Black families Support EJ at: https://ko-fi.com/fairymoonartsandcrafts You may also visit her website at: itsericajean.com

Your Life Depends On Being Resilient

In 2024, I lost my full-time job, which paid me very well. Instead of having a plan B, I lashed out at myself and became angry. You don't have to be. Practice being resilient today. Ready to become resilient? Head over to my website to try my 8 Step System for "Becoming Resilient After Job Loss. Topics: Resilience, women, black joy, jobs, success You can support EJ at https://ko-fi.com/fairymoonartsandcrafts (optional) 💗

You BETTER Stick to the Rivers and Lakes That You're Used To

Remember that old TLC song? Reminding us to stick to those spaces in our life that we are used to? Warning us to be cautious? This particular show is piggybacking off of that. What happens when you veer off the path that's been working for you? It could break your journey to joy. Topics in this episode: paths, hope, society, self help, joy, TLC, Bible Feel free to support EJ at: https://ko-fi.com/fairymoonartsandcrafts

Are You a Rooster or a Hen? Plus, A Reflection on 'Backrooms' movie

You have to make a decision. Today. Are you a rooster or a hen? Once you listen to this podcast today, decide, and move forward to your joy. This was in part inspired by a journal prompt and the movie 'Backrooms' To support me head over to https://ko-fi.com/fairymoonartsandcrafts Topics: Backrooms, psychology, journaling, self help

They Say, "Find Your Ikigai, Find Your Joy"

Find my own ikigai was a fun adventure and vey much worth it. Today, I will share with you what this Japanese concept truly means and how you can incorporate it in your own life. Topics: Japanese concepts, Ikigai, Black Joy, self help, Support EJ On Her Kofi Platform [ https://ko-fi.com/fairymoonartsandcrafts]😊 Ikigai Is Not What You Think, video[ https://youtu.be/-lee1LUqro8?si=Kc7_isgCU8iodkFB ]🍜

Why You Hate Fridays As A Grown Up(Kind of) + A Book I HIGHLY Recommend!

In today's episode, I reflect on why we love Fridays as children but not as grow ups, plus, the sci/fi thriller that got me thinking of our most treasured memories! Topics: book review, African Americans, reading, Fridays, work culture

You're Not Minding Your Own Business That's Why Joy Left: Try Foy

In this podcast you will learn another secret to Joy- FOY. You will learn the meaning of Foy and why we grasp more onto FOMO(fear of missing out), rather than our own wins. Topics: joy, happiness, philosophy, encouragement, self help

Something To Think About...From Space, None of This Matters

Carl Sagan said "From space there are no national boundaries visible..." We create those boundaries. We create those systems. But what does matter and should it matter to you? Every so often I like to drop philosophical jewels to juice us up. Happy Careening to Black Joy! Topics: space, Carl Sagan, philosophy, politics

Reframe Your MIND For Hobbies + Tamon's B Side and Superfan Reviews

Last time we talked about creating joy through hobbies. Now you have the tools to reframe your mind to accept a new hobby and how to get started with a hobby for the first time...or first time again! Afterwards for my anime and bookish fans, we're going to discuss this Tamon's B Side situation and a book I read because I was inspired by the anime. Let's Go! Topics: Hobbies, crafting for joy, Blerds, book reviews, anime, lifestyle

Hobbies May Save Our Sanity | Why Adults Need Hobbies More Than Ever

Finding joy in a hobby as an adult can be hard because we center our careers first. We center bills first. We center our families first. We often neglect what sparked our joy before, and some of us want to find new sparks of joy but can't stop consuming media-seems we only have just enough energy to "doom scroll". In this episode, I discuss the "too old to start something new" problem, how to discover your interest and my own personal story of how I got into crafting with yarn. You won't want to miss this! Topics: hobbies for adults, finding a hobby. how to find a hobby, hobbies for beginners. benefits of hobbies. why hobbies are important

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