Peace is a state of mind more than anything. It is about keeping a calm and stress-free internal environment. When you face challenges and remain level-headed and calm as opposed to angry and frustrated, you have attained that serene state of mind. The mind is where we fight most wars that determine our thoughts, mood, actions, and behavior. Our nature turns to negative scenarios much quicker than it embraces positivity. To overcome this flaw of humanity, we must constantly fight off negativity and replace it with a positive mindset. It is the only way to calm the noise. This episode provides helpful tips on how to cultivate an attitude to peace and calm with bonus "peace affirmations".

More often than not, we tend to focus on too many things every day, leading to confusion, anxiety, and annoyance. This stress can be hard on the mind and body, but the good news is that you can lower your stress levels and calm your mind, helping yourself to feel better each day. This episode provides 5 tips to alleviate day-to-day stress.

While it’s a common term that is thrown around a lot these days, many people are still unaware of what self-care means. This is because it is often explained in a very vague way. Self-care is about taking care of yourself the same way you take care of others. It is about knowing what your mind and body needs. You’ll know when to step back to replenish your resources and you’ll show self-compassion. Before you implement self-care into your life, you’re going to want to understand the stages of change. It’s one thing to start a new habit, but it’s an entirely different task to keep up the new habit. By understanding the stages of change, you’ll find it a lot easier to stick to the self-care habits you want to implement into your routine. This episode explores the different stages of change are and the 6 areas of self-care to focus on the different types of self-care that you include in your routines.

Work-life balance is essential to combat stress, ensuring both personal and professional success. This episode explores problems affecting work-life balance and ways to achieve it in order to live the meaningful and impactful life you desire.

What does “emptying your cup” even mean? It means opening your mind and being receptive to new information. It means humbling yourself and knowing when it is appropriate to express your knowledge and when to put yourself in a learning mode. This episode explains how emptying your cup means increasing your willingness to let go of what you know.

Would you like to live abundantly full of happiness and contentment? How about a life with better physical and mental health? You can greatly increase your chances of that happening by showing and sharing gratitude. This episode explores how practicing thankfulness and how grateful you are for people, and things that you have in your life can have a powerful impact.

Social media leaves you exposed and puts you at the mercy of people who don’t even try to have well-informed opinions before they express them. Essentially, anyone with the means to get online gets a say. This episode explains what gaslighting looks like on social media.

Inner peace refers to the state of psychological or spiritual calm despite the presence of factors that bring out the stress in us. In this guided meditation, we are going to first watch out for our breathing before going to a place where we find utmost peace and calmness.

There really is no health without mental health. This is because health is a summation of wellbeing of the physical, mental and social aspects of your life. Many people are finding ways to stay healthier mentally because of how impactful poor mental health can be. This episode explores the differences between mental health and mental illness; as well as providing helpful strategies on how to maintain your mental health.

Interview with Desiree Alexander, Esq., Trial Attorney | Founder of The Lit Aunty™️ discussing the importance of maintaining your mental health while living a passion-filled life.