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S4:Finale (Ep 30)
Goodbye 2020: Year In Review with Chris Mann of Podshaper
Whew chile…. is this ish over yet? I don’t know about y’all, but I needed to take a break.
Chris and I decided to come together one last time for 2020 and take a look back at the past 3 years we have been creating this show together.
We had a fun time talking…. Chris is a great sport…. I hope you enjoy this black ass convo.
Based on this conversation, we did start a Patreon page.
If this podcast has helped you, support us by becoming a patron here: https://www.patreon.com/trillmbashow
Happy New Year!!! We will see you for Season 5, launching during Black History Month ✊🏿
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Editing and Sound Design by Chris Mann of Podshaper
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In this episode, I break down how you manage an undermining co-worker.
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Jesus Wasn’t Crucified On The Cross For Us To Be Miserable At Work: Easter Edition of Trill Thoughts
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If you are unhappy at work, this episode is for you.
In this episode, I share what lessons we as Black Women can take from the story of Jesus’s crucifixion and apply to our career management. There is a lot we can take from this story, regardless if Jesus is your home boy or not. The lesson of discomfort and pain, perceived failure, redemption, and never giving up on your purpose. In this lesson, I truly believe Jesus was crucified on the cross so that we would not have to be miserable and suffer at work. Seriously, I know you may think it sounds crazy but hear me out.
