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Speaker 1: Welcome home, guys, welcome home.
Speaker 3: Rasp it. I'm getting over to flu still. I'm sorry
Speaker 3: you said you not make fun of my shortcomings and
Speaker 3: my faults. I started printing a document. Hopefully you guys
Speaker 3: can't hear that in the microphone. You can doll up
Speaker 3: now you cannot hear anyway. So I'm welcoming you home.
Speaker 3: To this week's mini pod. We are talking about health
Speaker 3: and commitments in the new year. Andrew made a revelatory
Speaker 3: reveal that was very duplicitous and not what I meant
Speaker 3: to say, But he shared on our last podcast that
Speaker 3: he has a change of heart about resolutions. I want
Speaker 3: to hear all about it, and I want to tell
Speaker 3: you about the ones that I made some by course,
Speaker 3: so I want to hear I want.
Speaker 2: To hear no I didn't know when you were in
Speaker 2: La and we were talking about and I actually it
Speaker 2: came to me as we were sitting there talking about,
Speaker 2: like why don't I make these things anymore? And it
Speaker 2: dawn on me like I'm not making resolutions anymore because
Speaker 2: I end up disappointed at myself for not having accomplished something,
Speaker 2: and it feels like it has the reverse effect of
Speaker 2: what it should. And truth, I don't know if you've heard.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to give a total shout out, but
Speaker 2: but but my theme for the year is an adaptation
Speaker 2: on this book that I completed called.
Speaker 4: The Way Is Through.
Speaker 2: And what that means for me, rather than resolution, is
Speaker 2: that when it pops on my mind to and I've
Speaker 2: done this three times now, they're all happened to be relatives,
Speaker 2: my brother, my sister, and my uncle.
Speaker 4: But it's to start with text messages.
Speaker 2: But I didn't wait for them to be the ones
Speaker 2: to reach out and wish me well in the new year,
Speaker 2: which anybody on my phone knows. I am not initiating
Speaker 2: any sexes because I hate the phone. And I did
Speaker 2: and it led to some really good conversation. It almost immediately,
Speaker 2: and each one went to a phone call because I
Speaker 2: hate texting, and the conversations were so full. Even if
Speaker 2: it was just light, it was it was the manner
Speaker 2: that I needed at the time.
Speaker 4: And so.
Speaker 2: I am getting back on the wagon. I guess you
Speaker 2: would say to if not a complete set of ten resolutions,
Speaker 2: certainly to try and to put some intentionality with how
Speaker 2: I am am supposed to be trying to experience each
Speaker 2: day of these next three sixty five.
Speaker 3: I love that super soul. Andrew tiff we were talking
Speaker 3: a lot about isolation in the last podcast too, and
Speaker 3: I wonder if you have had any thoughts about what
Speaker 3: your real authentic connection, which is something else we said
Speaker 3: together at the same time on the last podcast, what
Speaker 3: does authentic connection look like for you this year, especially
Speaker 3: as we challenge that isolation mentality that I think has
Speaker 3: really been thrown a thrust upon us and we've kind
Speaker 3: of just adapted. So what does that look like for
Speaker 3: you in this steam? You know, I'm still.
Speaker 1: Working on getting deeper connected to myself. I've talked a
Speaker 1: lot with people about lessons we learned, and we tend
Speaker 1: to say things like, you know, this really awful thing
Speaker 1: happened to me, but here's the lesson I took from it,
Speaker 1: or this really terrible person hurt my feelings deeply, but
Speaker 1: here's what I took from it. And I have to
Speaker 1: say I'm abandoning that way of thinking. I whatever lessons
Speaker 1: the universe has for me going forward, I would like
Speaker 1: it to be painless. I would like it to be joyful,
Speaker 1: you know, because there good love can teach you lessons.
Speaker 1: Friendship that times can teach you lessons. And I just
Speaker 1: think I've had enough of the challenging times. And the
Speaker 1: thing is, it's never really behind you, right like we
Speaker 1: have I have. You know, I'm the child of one
Speaker 1: surviving parent. My mother is with me, and you know,
Speaker 1: watching our parents get older and it's like, oh, you're
Speaker 1: gonna need more help and more responsibility. My brother's a
Speaker 1: truck driver. I worry about it all the time. And
Speaker 1: so you know, life is going to deliver you challenge
Speaker 1: and struggle. But I want to be so deeply connected
Speaker 1: with myself that I'm prepared for whatever that struggle is.
Speaker 1: And I want to open my heart, my hands, my life,
Speaker 1: and my spirit to lessons that can make me a
Speaker 1: better person and teach me the things I need to know.
Speaker 1: And a soft, kind, loving joyful, delicate way, no more
Speaker 1: pain Like I have had my fill with emotional pain.
Speaker 1: It is time for joy. And I dare say I
Speaker 1: feel that way about my co host too, Like we've
Speaker 1: had this tough lessons, Like I want for all of
Speaker 1: us to have some loving lessons going into this next.
Speaker 2: Week, Tiff, Can I just say something before Angela shares hers?
Speaker 2: And that is a long time ago, No, not too
Speaker 2: terribly long, but a couple of years ago you and
Speaker 2: I had reconnected on the phone, and one of the
Speaker 2: things I was saying, because I feel you on this whole, Oh,
Speaker 2: what I took from that is and it's like, who
Speaker 2: taught us that lesson?
Speaker 4: And why can't we.
Speaker 2: Throw off the yoke of every horrible, miserable, decent, kind,
Speaker 2: or frankly non mentionable thing that's ever happened? It was
Speaker 2: supposed to stand in this magnanimous place of gratitude for
Speaker 2: having taught us a lesson. And I think one of
Speaker 2: the things that I share with you that may have
Speaker 2: helped at the time, and it could have also been,
Speaker 2: like I love that for you when I'm still pressing,
Speaker 2: was releasing yourself from acting with an outcome in mind,
Speaker 2: because I've immediately stepped off of this terrible expectations game
Speaker 2: of like everything when if I make the choice to
Speaker 2: do it, this thing better be out of ten. Instead,
Speaker 2: it's like, if I make the choice to do it,
Speaker 2: I've made that choice for nobody else, for no other reason,
Speaker 2: for nothing other than the fact that it was in
Speaker 2: my pleasure to do it, and therefore what comes from
Speaker 2: it comes from it because it's in my allowing it
Speaker 2: to happen is with That's the moment, that's where we
Speaker 2: meet it. And I just I'm with you on not
Speaker 2: wanting to have to have to go through the worst
Speaker 2: thing ever, the most unmentionable thing ever for me to
Speaker 2: have a deeper appreciation for or the intimacy of our conversations,
Speaker 2: or the intimacy of our time together, or however that
Speaker 2: time gets, you know, chosen for any any one of
Speaker 2: the three of us. But you know, it doesn't have
Speaker 2: to be a start and to stop like, oh that
Speaker 2: experience was that experience. No, we are living, breeding, human evolving,
Speaker 2: and we've been that way for thousands of years. There
Speaker 2: aren't supposed to be these starts and stops. Hopefully it's
Speaker 2: a rolling ball and we're just building on the layers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, speaking of the layers, mine are much more shallow.
Speaker 3: I don't even know if i'll say shallow, but I
Speaker 3: will say maybe you're safer in the shallow or the
Speaker 3: I feel like I might be safer because this is
Speaker 3: just about basic you're in the maybe not that this
Speaker 3: is about basic livelihood. So you all know that we've
Speaker 3: been dealing quite a bit with issues related to my
Speaker 3: mom's health. Last year she was diagnosed twenty three diagnosed
Speaker 3: with triple negative breast cancer, and it appears that that
Speaker 3: cancer has returned to her liver and which is which
Speaker 3: is considered a spread, and it has been so heart reching.
Speaker 3: But the thing that has warmed me the most is
Speaker 3: my mom's fight. And what it reminded me of is
Speaker 3: there was a point in time where I felt like
Speaker 3: I had a better balance, which is I think part
Speaker 3: of what we're talking about today between you know, my
Speaker 3: spiritual growth and the way that I tapped in there
Speaker 3: and my physical health, because the reality of it is,
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna be here to do any deep breaths
Speaker 3: if I'm not taking care of my physical health. So
Speaker 3: there was a time where I just completely let go
Speaker 3: of working out or anything. So now and I want
Speaker 3: I'm gonna put I want to put these pictures up,
Speaker 3: but I took my before pictures. My godsister has a
Speaker 3: gym called spoon Feed Training. They're doing a thirty one
Speaker 3: day challenge. I am doing this challenge. I look crazy
Speaker 3: in these before pictures. I am hoping for an amazing
Speaker 3: after picture. I weigh one hundred and fifty four pounds.
Speaker 3: I'm saying this for accountability. It's more than I've ever
Speaker 3: weighed in my life. I one hundred and fifty four pounds. Well,
Speaker 3: we pack at different, honey, we're our heights are different.
Speaker 1: We would if I were taller, and that wouldn't be bad.
Speaker 3: I don't know. My cellular analysis, which I also encourage
Speaker 3: people to get. I'm serious because it measures each of
Speaker 3: your your body parts. It tells you how much of
Speaker 3: your body is fat, how much spoletal mass you have.
Speaker 3: It's not just a BMI. It's a cellular analysis that
Speaker 3: breaks down each part. It is amazing, and I'm gonna
Speaker 3: do one of these cellular analysis analysis every week. I'm
Speaker 3: going to I've been doing cardio, I've been working out.
Speaker 3: I'm like I am hell bent on getting this done? Now?
Speaker 3: Why am I sharing all this because this week I
Speaker 3: weigh one fifty four and I have started the challenge.
Speaker 3: Last week it was one fifty one. So I'm trying
Speaker 3: to see what's going on. Some got to run off,
Speaker 3: and so there's that. I wanted to share the other
Speaker 3: things that.
Speaker 2: Question about that ANGELA, Sure, how can we support you?
Speaker 3: There?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 4: What does support asking?
Speaker 2: If I work out today?
Speaker 3: I want to be working out every single day, and
Speaker 3: I've been doing. My home gym is set up. I
Speaker 3: have been in it. It is actually fun to me.
Speaker 3: I've been bumping Kendrick as you know, like it has been.
Speaker 3: It's been. It's actually been enjoyable, and so I'm grateful
Speaker 3: for that because it's also been a point of connection
Speaker 3: for my mom and I to talk about working out.
Speaker 3: I've been going to the gym with my gods sisters
Speaker 3: with her. I need to be held accountable around getting
Speaker 3: my mammogram done. I am two years late. I'm just
Speaker 3: being super honest about that. I have a colonoscopy scheduled.
Speaker 3: They said I don't need one till I'm fifty. I'm
Speaker 3: not buying it. People are getting colon cancer at younger ages.
Speaker 3: I'm getting my colonosco be done this year. And then
Speaker 3: finally I wanted to share this with you all too,
Speaker 3: because I think it's very important given the amount of
Speaker 3: stress we're carrying as we go towards an inauguration that
Speaker 3: many of us don't really want to see stress levels.
Speaker 3: I went to the cardiologist in New York. It's the
Speaker 3: one Leonard goes to. It's a tremendous gentleman by the
Speaker 3: name of doctor Puma, a sword medical. He is amazing.
Speaker 3: I got a full cardiogram done. I got late a
Speaker 3: vein mapping done in my leg. I have a Verico's
Speaker 3: vein in my right leg. I need to be wearing
Speaker 3: compression socks. This is serious every single day. I'm just saying,
Speaker 3: I'm telling you this because these are things that we
Speaker 3: normally would just br I know that my legs well
Speaker 3: on the plane, but I didn't know that the water
Speaker 3: retention is because of a lack of blood flow in
Speaker 3: my legs and if it stifles enough, it can cause
Speaker 3: cardiac arrest. I am pre hypertensive my blood pressure. I
Speaker 3: was telling him. He was like, wee, you're blood perser.
Speaker 3: I was like, oh, its high stimes. I stressed. He
Speaker 3: was like, Okay, let's take it every day. I am
Speaker 3: high blood pressure every single day, every single day that
Speaker 3: I take my blood pressure. So I'm telling you this
Speaker 3: because on the surface, people may look at me and
Speaker 3: say you're small, it doesn't matter your way like all
Speaker 3: of these things. But I knew I was unhealthy, and
Speaker 3: I've been focusing more on not fitting my clothes. The
Speaker 3: truth is, holistically, I am not as healthy. This was
Speaker 3: a long PSA to say, you guys, please go to
Speaker 3: the doctor. Please get these no matter what they tell
Speaker 3: you about. If something isn't time yet, it's too soon
Speaker 3: for you, you're too young. If something feels off in
Speaker 3: your body, you know your body more than anybody else.
Speaker 3: Check on those things. So my New Year's resolution is
Speaker 3: to stay on top of my health, not for vanity,
Speaker 3: but because the deep breasts that I enjoy in a
Speaker 3: meditative state. I want to continue to be able to take.
Speaker 3: And my mom in the condition that she's in right now,
Speaker 3: still in the fight of her life, it hurts for
Speaker 3: her to take a deep breath in her liver. Do
Speaker 3: you understand. So while we have the privilege and the
Speaker 3: ability to breathe, let us take advantage of the fact
Speaker 3: that we can move our limbs. Everybody among us can
Speaker 3: move all of their limbs with ease. Everybody among us
Speaker 3: doesn't have ten fingers, ten toed. Let's take full advantage
Speaker 3: of what God has given us and make sure that
Speaker 3: we are in the best health of our lives. That's
Speaker 3: my resolution problem.
Speaker 1: I love all of that, and I hope our viewers
Speaker 1: take note of that as well. I think that's such
Speaker 1: sound advice, particularly.
Speaker 3: For people of color, black people in particular, and the
Speaker 3: predisposed it challenges that we have with our health in
Speaker 3: this country. I would offer Angela that I would discourage
Speaker 3: you from watching the scale and encourage you.
Speaker 1: To watch the inches because muscles way more than fat.
Speaker 2: So even that.
Speaker 1: You know, and I know you've talked about changes. You
Speaker 1: want to see your body for a long time, and
Speaker 1: I think the main thing is you're trying to be healthy.
Speaker 1: But I just say that you look amazing. Your body
Speaker 1: looks amazing. I know you want to be healthy, and
Speaker 1: I look forward to seeing the journey with you.
Speaker 2: So I've been thinking, Tiffany about how the people who
Speaker 2: are on the opposite end of our phones, who are
Speaker 2: not getting responses and text messages and it's just loading up.
Speaker 2: How we not communicate a lack of care toward them,
Speaker 2: Because I'll tell you the folks, I love folks a
Speaker 2: million times deep, right, and when I see and we're
Speaker 2: in share come, it's just it's amazing by and large.
Speaker 2: But I also know that you know, I've had friends said, look,
Speaker 2: I had told myself this was going to be the
Speaker 2: last time I called you, and the next time we
Speaker 2: spoke was gonna be whenever you decided. I was thinking,
Speaker 2: you know, that actually isn't what I wanted to communicate to.
Speaker 4: You at all. And I'm so sorry that you know
Speaker 4: that's true.
Speaker 2: And then ahead of the friends who were like, bruh,
Speaker 2: it's life, and I know that you know when we're
Speaker 2: going through, we're going through. Just I just want you
Speaker 2: to know that I'm still thinking about you, right, So
Speaker 2: there's different people would bring different energies. But I'm just
Speaker 2: wondering because because I'm I'm probably still at the bad
Speaker 2: end of this spectrum. Is not even funny. And I
Speaker 2: know how you are with yours as well. How do
Speaker 2: you deal with that or is that a concern for you?
Speaker 3: The care pab be honest, it sounds very selfish. But
Speaker 3: typically I have so much shit on my mind and
Speaker 3: my heart. I don't have space for other people's stuff,
Speaker 3: you know, I just I don't. And me not being
Speaker 3: on top of my phone is really a radical act
Speaker 3: of self care because I will tell you guys, I
Speaker 3: go to the brink of I'm about to lose my
Speaker 3: fing mind, you know, Like there are things that are happening.
Speaker 3: Sometimes it's like I got this big.
Speaker 1: Ass tax bill that I have to I gotta figure
Speaker 1: out how I'm gonna come up with seventy thousand dollars
Speaker 1: that you know, I don't know. Or I'm having this
Speaker 1: pain and I can't figure it out more. Somebody came
Speaker 1: along and hurt my feelings and I'm in the you know,
Speaker 1: deep thing about that. Or I had a big argument
Speaker 1: with my mom and that's weighing on my mind. It
Speaker 1: could be any of those things. It could be all
Speaker 1: of those things, and I'm just full. I don't have
Speaker 1: space to think, Oh, I didn't call you back, you know.
Speaker 1: And typically people who I'm who will take it that way.
Speaker 1: Who I'm not calling back. We're not that close, you know.
Speaker 1: Angela is saying, like, you know I call you don't answer,
Speaker 1: But the truth is yes. But but the truth is
Speaker 1: with Angela, if we weren't, like if I knew it could,
Speaker 1: I could go months without seeing Angela, I would feel
Speaker 1: some a different sense of obligation, like oh fuck. But
Speaker 1: the truth is we're in the chat where I know
Speaker 1: we're gonna talk probably a hundred times, and I will say.
Speaker 3: Call me back in that chat, which as soon as
Speaker 3: she says something.
Speaker 1: And usually and typically when I read that, I wake
Speaker 1: up and read that chat like it's the New York Times.
Speaker 1: So I'm reading that chat at like five point thirty
Speaker 1: six in the morning. I'm responding to stuff everybody looked
Speaker 1: at yes.
Speaker 3: Like are you up? You know? Damn well, I do too.
Speaker 1: But it also lets me know what's going on with you,
Speaker 1: you know, like I you called me the other day.
Speaker 1: I don't remember when, but I remember like my heart
Speaker 1: sank when I saw your call. I don't know why,
Speaker 1: but I just felt like, oh, I you know, I
Speaker 1: wonder if something happened with your mom or something. I
Speaker 1: think I was in Puerto Rico or something. I don't know,
Speaker 1: but I remember, and I've looked in the chat and
Speaker 1: it was all fine. But I do remember thinking oh,
Speaker 1: I know, I was on the freaking runway. I was
Speaker 1: on the runway. I could not answer my call. I
Speaker 1: was stuck on the road. I literally couldn't even answer
Speaker 1: to say hello. And I just had this anks and
Speaker 1: I'm like, oh, she's calling.
Speaker 2: I know what time.
Speaker 1: It was, was like sick something in Puerto Rico.
Speaker 3: Anyway, when those things happen, though, Andrew, my point is
Speaker 3: I'm too full. I want you guys to know, and
Speaker 3: I hope you know this, and I'm not trying to
Speaker 3: speak for your friends and family, but I am going
Speaker 3: to say this generally, it is absolutely more than okay
Speaker 3: to take the space you need. I do want you
Speaker 3: to know that everybody calling isn't calling to extract something
Speaker 3: from you. Sometimes people are calling, Natasha Brown called me yesterday,
Speaker 3: like to just make sure they are good, to make
Speaker 3: sure that everything is all right with you. You're on
Speaker 3: my heart and I want to make sure you're straight.
Speaker 3: And I have to punch nobody in a te sometimes
Speaker 3: I'm calling for that. So like when you guys are
Speaker 3: real heavy on my heart, i'd be like, you good,
Speaker 3: you know, I just want to make sure and I'll pray.
Speaker 3: I'll still pray, but I still want to know from you,
Speaker 3: like I hear your voice. You're good and tip we
Speaker 3: should talk about the tax bill because there are methods.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you know I got another one too.
Speaker 3: I'm so stressed about all stress we call Randy. Yeah,
Speaker 3: well we talk about that, but yeah, I know Randy before.
Speaker 3: But the stresses of life Andrew, like you know how
Speaker 3: that they get heavier growing up as bs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the heavier in you because of the load of
Speaker 2: the one you used to be able to dark tan off.
Speaker 2: You know in a few seconds. It's now the thing
Speaker 2: when it comes. This thing has been rounding that block
Speaker 2: for a minute, and when it gets you, it's going
Speaker 2: to level you. And it's one I mean, I know
Speaker 2: we talk sometimes in the show about like, you know,
Speaker 2: I'm done with social media that kind of thing. It
Speaker 2: so isn't that I'm not curious about what's happening in
Speaker 2: folks lives. It's sort of what you hinted at, tear
Speaker 2: Fat being at this level of because my care for
Speaker 2: people generally who who I care and it could be
Speaker 2: a year since I spoken to them, but I want
Speaker 2: them to be well and I do want to wish
Speaker 2: them well on important events and days, except that it
Speaker 2: got to a place in twenty twenty where it was
Speaker 2: it started to feel like I was in those spaces
Speaker 2: to again perform for whoever is on the receiving end
Speaker 2: of the like of the comment of the this. And
Speaker 2: then when people would tell me, I saw you liked
Speaker 2: my dada dada da, it added more and more and more.
Speaker 2: I said yes, like you know what, it's not my pleasure.
Speaker 2: And if there is something that you know that I
Speaker 2: stumble upon, or if I feel like I have free time,
Speaker 2: I want to open it. I ain't seeing Damn, I
Speaker 2: what is it called? If if X in four year
Speaker 2: five you four years don't Facebook ain't even on my phone? Right,
Speaker 2: it doesn't even exist on my phone? And it isn't
Speaker 2: that What I miss about it is I missed a
Speaker 2: little curious like you know, Davis got baptized yesterday, and
Speaker 2: like I want to sell I'd celebrate that if I
Speaker 2: knew that. I just didn't know it, and I realized
Speaker 2: that it didn't cost me anything being a you know,
Speaker 2: aside from that those moments of like, oh I wish
Speaker 2: I'd known that I would have aside from that.
Speaker 4: It is like I don't want it. I don't seek it.
Speaker 2: God, you have somehow continued to push me toward a
Speaker 2: place where acting without expectation can be a good thing.
Speaker 2: If I'm not posting this picture because I want to
Speaker 2: see how many likes somebody to get or how many
Speaker 2: comments people are going to make, then godly, what pressure
Speaker 2: does that take off of a thing? Yeah, I don't
Speaker 2: want those anymore. I remember in the campaign, people are like.
Speaker 4: Oh, you got twenty thousand.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what you tweeted on my behalf.
Speaker 2: So I has about the twenty you know, you know
Speaker 2: the twenty thousand.
Speaker 3: We care about the twenty thousand, but we also care
Speaker 3: about the time of our production team, and so our
Speaker 3: time is up that one and quick, quick sick thing.
Speaker 3: I did this conversation at home too. Yes, I just
Speaker 3: want to say this quick thing.
Speaker 1: As you talked about your mom, and I just want
Speaker 1: to say I found do those those self exams. I
Speaker 1: found a lump in my breast. I had to get
Speaker 1: a biopsy. They inserted something in my breast.
Speaker 3: It still feels like a.
Speaker 1: Marble somewhere in there, but it's so doctors can track
Speaker 1: it and see and it was fine.
Speaker 3: It was fine.
Speaker 1: So make everything we're talking about today is for your
Speaker 1: physical and mental health and deal everything and spiritual help.
Speaker 1: Angel was talking about what she's going through with her mom,
Speaker 1: and it's just I want y'all to know if you
Speaker 1: can't fight this fight, if your body ain't right, if
Speaker 1: your mind ain't right. So I just when you were
Speaker 1: talking about that, I just wanted to tell people about
Speaker 1: my biopsy and go and get yourself checked out.
Speaker 4: Thanks for sharing that, yes so much.
Speaker 3: I just want you all to know we are still
Speaker 3: in community with you all. You all know we call
Speaker 3: Native Land Pod a pod for a reason. It is
Speaker 3: a safe space for accountability, for your resolutions, a safe
Speaker 3: space to talk about what other whatever fears you have,
Speaker 3: whether it's a tax problem, a legal problem you know
Speaker 3: you can't talk to God problem, an angry problem, you're
Speaker 3: getting a divorce, your spouse cheated on you, you don't
Speaker 3: like your baby daddy, you mad at your cousin, whatever
Speaker 3: it is. We could probably relate to one or nine
Speaker 3: of those, and so we are here, okay.
Speaker 4: Angel.
Speaker 2: Reparation is that we are indivisible. If it's happening here
Speaker 2: on my health, it's gonna show up in my attitude.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Here there We're not divided between fifty different.
Speaker 4: Tists and Andrews.
Speaker 3: That's true.
Speaker 2: We're indivisible, indivisible, everything is everything it is.
Speaker 3: And on this indivisible moment, we are out.
Speaker 4: Welcome home, y'all, Deuces, Welcome home.
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