Life may be hard sometimes but we must be held accountable for the paths we have chosen. Get comfortable with doing things for yourself and setting up your own future. Enabling others won’t make life easier on anyone, especially you. Let’s use this pandemic to re-evaluate ourselves and realize the power we hold so that we can  better navigate through  our lives. Get out of the habit of enabling dysfunctional behavior and get in control of ALL aspects of your life. Now, do you consider yourself an enabler.? To whom.? And what choices can you make today to stop that pattern.?  Please listen and Share your response or thought with us at: friendslikethispodcast@gmail.com

Friends Like This

Empowering or enabling?

Hey friends, I'm baaack! Join me on this episode as I touch base with you all and share my process of getting my mind right during this Covid-19 pandemic, with hopes that I can uplift and reassure you all that there is a light at the end of it all.  Please, Enjoy! 

I fell in love during Corona

Ladies!!! If you get pregnant and the guy says he doesn't want the baby, Do you keep it..? Here is my opinion. Please Listen!

BABY MAMA drama!!

Hello Friends! Today I wanna talk about the importance of being selfish about our self care. Especially around this stressful holiday season, I want to remind you all to take care of yourselves. Please Listen!

Selfish or Self-Care

Can Men and Women be "Just Friends? On this episode I am chatting it up with my best guy friends about their views on relationships and whether or not men and women can be just friends without any sexual expectations.  Please Listen!

Friend Zone

There is no way we are the only ones having a hard time dealing with these men. In this episode, my friends and I discuss the root of our relationship with men. Good or bad, it is an issue we can not escape, so listen as we share our stories. 

Relationships: Our relationship with men

Do you ever wonder whether or not you are a good friend.? Today my friend Joey joins me as we discuss friendships, what it means to us, the absolute deal-breakers, mentorship and much more. Please get comfortable and Enjoy!

Needs of a friendship

Hey Friends! Welcome back to a new episode of Friends Like This. Today, I wanted to talk to you all about those Dream Killers in your life, those people in your life that are always looking for the negative in everything that you do, hoping to discourage you and keep you from your goal. We have all encountered those Dream Killers in our lives. Listen as I share stories on how I've dealt with the Dream Killers in my life, since failure is NEVER an option.

Dream Killers: Succeed Anyway

Hey Friends!!  Have ya'll ever had to adjust how you interact with people because they STANK,? I'm not talking about just their attitude but B.O. (Body Odor) Oh yeah,,? Me too! On this episode we have my good friend G here chatting it up with me about the importance of self care; hygiene, bullying, emotional and mental health. Tune in to hear stories of our experiences with stank ass individuals and our views on the relationship between self care and emotional/mental health.

Self Care; Body Odor, Bullying, Suicide

Do you ever look back at the people you've dated and some of the things you've done and thought "WTF was I thinking,,?" In this episode we have My good friends Whiz ad Melanie discussing what it is like being a millennial. Listen as we talk about figuring out life, parenting, growing up in a Haitian household and relationships.

Life as a Millennial

Although fear is a vital response to emotional and physical danger, there are times when we become fearful of things that are unknown. In this episode, I am talking to my aunt Mocha about her first heartbreak and how it has led her to fear men as a whole.  

Fear

Welcome and Thank You for being here with me. Please take a breath, unwind and listen to the beginning of "Friends Like This."

Intro

Hello Friends and Welcome! Please grab a drink, joint or nothing at all while you unwind as I vent to you all with my friends about sh*t that we are all dealing with but don't talk about. Now if you can relate, grab a seat, let's communicate.