Rose Colored Lenses
This podcast is a personal space where the host shares her reflections on everyday thoughts and ideas that many people think about but rarely discuss. It's described as an informal TED Talk, offering a glimpse through her unique perspective. New episodes are released on Wednesdays.
Episodes
The shame of doing something you love
The most beautiful thing a human can have is passion. Passion for life. But the saddest thing one can do is take that away from them. We can’t control how others act towards us but we can try and control how we react to it. Why do we let other people’s opinion influence us so much to the point of even changing our brain chemistry sometimes. We start feeling differently about things just because ot
Hearing ≠ listening
Have you ever conducted a discussion where you talk but you don’t feel heard? Where all you say seeks to be just noise for someone and you’re actually there to be the listener yourself?I wanted to explore this conversation more and try to figure out why deep discussions are being replaced by public monologues.
Friendship break ups
A friend is for life. Or so we hope. We can never guarantee someone’s permanent presence in our lives so when the day comes that they have to walk away, is a day we start to mourn. Not a death, but what could be, if you never would’ve separated.This episode goes through different stages of a friendship break up and hopefully gives hope back to the ones that can’t seem to close that one chapter.
Travel tips for your next vacation
Now that summer is here, we all are waiting for ine thing. Travelling. However, no matter how often we go, we always end up doing the same mistakes or forgetting the same things that we immediately remember as soon as we land.In this episode, I’ll share with you a few tips that have made my travelling experiences easier and I hope they make yours too.
Should you correct your partner in public?
A person is very likely to say or do a mistake even in public. But should you correct them immediately or talk to them in private?The case also changed when you have to deal with your partner rather than a stranger or a friend.
The need to defend our life choices
Life is subjective. And therefore, are our life choices as well. However, we are used to follow a path, a norm that majority of people do, so that we can feel safe about ourselves. But what happens when you’re confronted to someone whose life choices contradict yours?
The compensation mindset
The belief that misfortune should be balance by some kind of repayment feel pretty natural and logic. But is it that simple?
The shame of changing your mind
Changing your mind can feel shameful sometimes. But why? We often see it as a flaw in our character. What if, instead, it was proof of growth and our ability to evolve?
Is sonder ego challenging?
What is this concept that everyone seems to be so intrigued by about?Realizing what sonder means will bring a clash to your reality, but it doesn’t mean that it should be a bad thing.
You’re at the wrong store
Our value isn’t determined by other people’s behaviour towards us. Sometimes, being underestimated doesn’t mean you’re not enough. Maybe you’re just in the wrong environment. The wrong store.
Negativity’s place in our lives
Have you ever sat down and actually think about why we let free negativity get to us so much?
Keep your standards high
Keeping your standards high is often praised as self-respect. But what happens when those standards slowly become impossible expectations?
Enjoy the journey
Take a step back and take time to live
Regrets
Today l'Il talk about something that weighs on my heart a lot. And i'm sure weighs on a lot of people's hearts too.
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