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SEASON 2 DA CREW PODCAST EPISODE _3 _HOST NATALIE HARVEY · DA CREW Podcast

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  Hello, Hello, Hello, and welcome to the Crew Podcast. I am
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  the Visionary Queen Angela and welcome to season two. I want to thank you
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  for tuning in and for all of your support throughout season one. We're back
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  them Devas of the Airways, so thank you for joining us tonight. Share
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  this with someone in your circle. At Wings of Transformation Publishing, we are
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  committed to helping our authors reach their goals and pursue their dreams of becoming published
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  authors. We work closely with each author to ensure a successful publishing experience,
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  and we are dedicated to helping them tell their stories in the most meaningful and
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  impactful ways. We look forward to putting you on the path to writing your
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  book. I haven't reading lout journals checking to see where my head has been,
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  and I've been a pint of jobs into some by James. I need
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  that to me. Hello, and welcome to season two to a less Chat
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  with Net. I am your host, Nelly Harvey, and I just want
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  to say welcome. I want to say good night, thank you for coming
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  back and being with us for this season. I want to say thank you
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  to the Crew podcast again, to all of the divas that have started their
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  shows. This week we are off and running and we are kicking it and
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  high geared this year. Season one was excellent, so season two is going
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  to be off the chart to the night show is basically going to be just
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  talking a little bit about some stuff, the direction that we want to go
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  in for season two and just just you know, talking about where where we're
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  heading as humans, as individuals. Where do we want to see ourselves going
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  and the things that we want to achieve and how do we want to achieve
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  it for this year and for beyond. And you know, sometimes we just
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  have to sit back, and I'm realizing that sitting back and meditating and just
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  being at one with yourself, just listening and sometimes you know, taking up
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  that good old pending paper or notebook and just writing and jotting down the things
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  that you're thinking about. It helps to clear your mind, It helps to
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  give you direction, It helps to show you you know where you may have
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  fell short at in certain things. But it also is good to use to
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  show you your growth a person. As an individual. Many times I don't
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  think we sit down and really take the time to see how we grow,
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  how we evolve. With so much in a hurry all the time and wanting
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  to get things done so quick and move and shake and just always on the
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  go. But sometimes just sitting still and listening and just meditating, it helps
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  you to get a clear vision of what you want and who you want to
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  be. And even again, if you believe in the higher power, if
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  you believe in God, you know, it helps you to listen to that
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  small voice to let you know that you're okay, You're gonna be okay,
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  or you know, where you may have felt short, it's all right because
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  you're a human. You know, you just got to pick yourself up and
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  make sure that you're not making the same mistake that you have made in the
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  past. You know, I've noticed that even even just taking my journal and
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  writing, and sometimes we write things that we may not even realize that we
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  had these thoughts in our Sometimes we can write about love, we can write
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  about how we want to feel as sensual beings. We could write about how
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  somebody pissed us off. And I know, for me, sit down sometimes
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  when I sit down and I reread what I write, I'm like, did
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  I really say that? Was I really think that? Like I don't know
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  if that happens to you guys, but that happens to me a lot.
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  Like I'll sit back and I'll read over something that I wrote, and I'm
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  like, oh, my goodness, where was my head at when I was
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  writing? But you know, that's just a good way to distress and detox
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  your mind, detox your thoughts, just let you see. Sometimes just whatever
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  it is, it's just good to write it down. I always tell people
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  your pen is sometimes your best friend. Whether you know it or not.
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  Your pen helps you to release thoughts that you have hidden in your heart.
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  Good evening, tr Va, good evening, shouldn't it your pen is?
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  I always say that pen has some kind of just like magical release to it
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  that once you start writing and you start going, you just flow and the
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  things that come out are just it blows your mind. Sometimes it's just like
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  oh wow, like I said, just now, you'll be like, oh
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  wow, did I really say that? Did I? Am? I really
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  thinking that it will shock you? I know for me, it has definitely
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  shocked me some of the things that I've written, and I'm like, oh
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  wow. I look back and I'm like, my way of thinking has evolved,
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  my thought process. You know, I can see where I've wrote something
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  maybe ten years ago or even a year ago, and I'm like, oh,
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  wow, what headspace was I end when I wrote this? It just
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  it just gives you, like this, this feeling of not gratification. Yes,
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  you're able to release your emotions, but it just gives you this feeling
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  of release when you start to write and when you start to look back on
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  the things that you have written. Sometimes we just don't know. We don't
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  know. We have like all these hidden thoughts inside of us, and we're
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  not able to vocalize them sometimes to people. And we want to be able
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  to vocalize them to people, but sometimes people aren't receptive to hear what we
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  have to say. You know, maybe there's not the right time to say
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  anything. So your best bet is always to write it down. Maybe something
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  it's something that you think that may be a little bit embarrassing, or something
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  it could be an innermost thought that you're not comfortable in sharing, but you
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  desperately want to share it, but you can't share it because you don't know
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  how to share it. Pick up your pen, get your notebook, get
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  your pad, even your phone. We have our phones in our hands all
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  the time. The phones, have the little notepad inside of it, and
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  just start releasing your innormost thoughts that way. I know, for me,
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  when I started to write my book, and like I tell people, my
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  book took me literally about twelve years to write, and during that time period,
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  I went through a different array of thought processes and situations and feelings.
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  And whenever the urge or the hit me, I would pick up my computer,
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  I would pick up my pen, my notebook, and I would just
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  start to flow. And There's been many times where I would just start writing
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  and I would just start releasing that emotion. And by time I'm done,
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  I could probably start, like now it's eight o'clock, eight ten at night,
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  and sometimes I realized that I'm up all night just writing, just letting
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  it go, letting letting those thoughts that I've been bottling up inside, just
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  releasing them. And when you look back on your on your stuff, on
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  your word, it gives you like your and you now put them to a
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  book and you you're able to put it out there for others to read,
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  and people are able to see what you were feeling. You know, sometimes
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  you have people come up to you and say, oh my god, I
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  didn't realize that other people thought the same thing that I was thinking, and
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  you're like really wow, Like for me, that makes me feel like I'm
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  not the only person that has that thought or that's going through that emotion.
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  When I was going through it, it helps me to know that other people
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  think the same way. But now that you're able to put your work out
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  there and people are able to read it and identify with it, it makes
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  it even more special, and it makes it even more satisfying to know that
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  somebody what you did has helped somebody else. You know, And I think
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  in life, that's what our ultimate goal is is we want to help people.
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  We want to be able to reach people where they are. Sometimes people
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  don't have that support system that they need. Sometimes they don't have those people
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  around them, or even if they do have those people around them, sometimes
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  they're not able to say what they want to say. But just align in
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  the story that you're writing, or a quote in the story or something that
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  you say can help them identify and say, Okay, I'm not the only
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  one. There's somebody else that also feels what I feel. Yes, once
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  you start exactly, you never you By the time you are done and you
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  get all of that out of you. You never realize how much time has
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  passed. You just let it flow, and you let it flow naturally.
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  When something like that can't be forced. It has to come natural. When
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  you have the ability to be in tune with your feelings and in tune with
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  the conversation that you want to have or the the how do you say it,
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  not the words, but the message that you want to relay. Time
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  does not hold you back. There's no notion of time. You just let
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  it slow and you let it go because you know, in that instance,
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  when you're working and you're doing what you have to do, because it's so
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  heavy on your heart at times, it just has to you have to get
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  it out by any means necessary. You don't, you're not being conscious of
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  the time. You just want to get it out and you want to put
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  it. You want to put it out there for somebody else to be able
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  to reach it and grasp it and let it minister to them the same way
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  that it is ministering to you. You know, we don't realize how what
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  we say has an effect on people. Some people may see it as a
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  gift, some people may see it as oh, this person just wants to
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  put it out there, to put it out there, But you don't know
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  whose life you're gonna touch. Hey, pe Trees, you don't know whose
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  life you're gonna touch. You don't know where that person is at that moment
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  when you're reading what you have wrote. Many times we sit back and we
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  think that we don't have anything to give, We don't have anything to offer
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  somebody. But we do what we say, how we say it, the
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  way that we look at a person, you know, just as simple the
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  way we say hello to a person. We never know what that person needs
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  at that moment. We're not in their thought process and they may not be
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  able to release the thought process that they have. But just that kind smile
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  or that kind word of hello, or just reading that line, it will
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  help them to be able to release what it is that they have to say.
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  And I find that more and more as we grow in society, and
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  as times are changing and people are getting older, more people day by day
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  we're hearing or going through stuff. We need to be able to share our
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  words with people. We need to be able to give people something that they
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  could say. You know what, when I'm in that time of need where
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  I can't go to somebody else. I have this piece of work that I
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  can pick up and I can flip the pages and I can read a passage,
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  and I know that when I read this passage, it's going to help
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  me to be calm. It's gonna put me in a piece of in a
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  mind where a place where I have a piece of mind. And I think
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  if we do that more, we're be able to see a whole lot more
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  changes. This world is crazy now, if you know, like I know,
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  this world is real crazy, and we need to be able to find
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  a time where we can have a piece of mind. A lot of people
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  don't have that. A lot of people are not in the space, or
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  sometimes they want it but they don't know how to get it. So being
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  able to give people a piece of mind, being able to encourage people,
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  now, I'm more than ever, especially in twenty twenty four. I tell
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  everybody, twenty twenty three was a year that I was like, yeah,
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  no, I'm done. I don't want no parts of it I want to
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  see I don't want to see twenty twenty three ever again. But what I've
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  come to appreciate about it is that there were people that were able to encourage
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  me, and there were people that I was able to encourage, And again,
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  it could have been just a simple word, a simple smile, a
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  simple gesture. I've had people message me and say I've read your book and
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  such and such passion in it. It helped me to overcome certain things that
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  I had buried away for so long, or certain situations that I've been dealing
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  with since childhood. And now that I am an adult, it still bothers
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  me. But I read such and such and the way how you put the
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  words it helped me to put what I was feeling into perspective. So sometimes
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  we just have to when we write, we always have to remember that it's
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  not just for us. It's for the reader. It's for the person that
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  needs that word. It's for the person that is going through some kind of
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  mental anguish at the time but may not know how to deal with it.
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  Be the author, be the spoken word, the person that's doing spoken words,
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  and know that the audience that you have, you have to reach them
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  by enemies necessary, because it could be an audience of people that are really
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  hurting, It could be an audience of people that are in a happy space
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  in their life. It could be anything. We don't know because we're not
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  in that person's mind. So we're gonna take a quick little break and then
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  we're gonna come back, and then we're just gonna I'm just gonna share with
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  you some things that we're gonna be doing on le Chat with Nat for the
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  rest of season two, So we'll be right back. The book A Song
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  com. Alrighty, so we are back so this season for that shop and
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  that you know, first season was getting in our feet wet, getting to
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  know how we wanted to get into group things, and of course, you
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  know, life happened and I went through my situation. But now we're back,
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  So basically for this season, you're gonna see a lot more of not
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  just me by myself, but I'm gonna have some days where I have special
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  guests coming and we're going to talk about a wide variety of topics. And
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  some of the topics that we're going to talk about is the mother daughter relationship
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  aspect, the aspect of knowing your body in aessentual way as a woman,
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  how to be in tune with your body, just coming into your own dealing
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  with adult children, because you know, once these children that we have come
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  of age, they they tend to slightly work our nerves a little bit.
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  But you know, talking about how we deal with that. Just just a
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  whole lot of fun stuff that we're gonna be talking about this season and are
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  gonna be more. We're gonna be We're gonna be engaging more. We're gonna
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  have some of you come live during the show. A lot of just getting
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  to know, getting to have that kitchen table conversation that we love to have
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  with our good girlfriends or our cousins, family members, whoever it is.
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  You know, I always we love a good conversation. We love to laugh
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  We love to joke, we love to keep So this season is gonna be
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  having that good old kitchen table conversation. But while we having that kitchen table
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  conversation, we're gonna be learning some things. We're gonna be meeting some people.
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  Well, some other fellow authors, we're gonna be I'm gonna be interviewing
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  them and their work. Just getting to do this thing and reaching people no
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  matter what. You know, we have our hosts. Every night, there's
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  always a host coming live. So whether it's me that you see, whether
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  it's Patrice, whether it's Trevida, whether it's Black Diamond, Latania, Queen
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  Angela, our other two new co hosts, or Minister Alma, yes Patrice,
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  just continue to support the Crew Podcast because we want to reach everybody.
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  Yes, the Crew Podcast twenty twenty four, we are reaching the world.
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  We're not just staying in our local spaces. We are going and we are
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  conquering the world this year. You know, each show has such great topics,
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  the hosts are awesome, and like I said, whether it's my show,
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  whoever show, subscribe follow the Crew Podcast page here on Facebook, LinkedIn,
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  and Instagram and YouTube to see when we have a host coming live.
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  That way, you can catch them sending topics to us. If there's something
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  that you feel that you want us to talk about, send it in.
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  We'll talk about it. I'll talk about it on my show. And we
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  just we just want to reach everybody. We have a mission and we're going
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  to fulfill our mission. I know I have a mission. I'm gonna be
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  here to fulfill it. You know. I think this year and this this
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  season is just gonna be phenomenal. So with that, I'm gonna get ready
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  to wrap it up a little bit and I will be back on the fourth
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  Sunday, fourth Sunday of this month, that will be the twenty fifth.
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  That's gonna be a really nice show. I'm gonna have some guests on that
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  one. So I want you to come prepare because that show, that show
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  at the end of the month is going to be a show. Get your
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  popcorn ready, get your drink ready, get yourself ready, because I'm telling
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  you it's gonna it's gonna be It's gonna be quite the conversation that night.
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  So with that, I'm gonna bid you a good night. I love you,
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  guys, and I will see you next time. And this is let's
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  chat with not so have a good night, bye bye. I haven't reading
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  loud journals, checking the CE