Words You Want No One To Hear

How often do you look deep within your soul and question everything that made you the person you are today? How often do you think about everything around you and why it was created in that specific way? How often do you embody true honesty, speak your truth, and embrace those words that you want no one to hear? This is a personal podcast like no other. Each episode is centered around poems that explore different aspects of the human experience. You will get a first-hand glimpse into one man’s journey from childhood to adulthood and the important lessons that were learned along the way. Raw, transparent, honest are just a few words to describe the stories told throughout the various episodes. Being a podcast that is all about sharing wisdom and experience, you are bound to leave each episode with some important gems which you can then apply to your life. From reflecting on the gifts and blessings that we are given to examining the choices that we make and the impact of those choices, to evaluating how our passions drive us and understanding what our ‘why’ truly is. This podcast is for all the thinkers out there! This podcast is for the people that care to feel alive in this world! Our views are important for shaping our existences and we cannot grow without understanding why we have the viewpoints we have and what experiences in our lives have shaped our reality. The hope is that you listen to the poems as well as the thoughts behind them and be encouraged to self-reflect. Welcome to the Words You Want No one To Hear Podcast.

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Ep.5 - Respect

March 02, 2021 • S. Eugene • Season 1 • Episode 5

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This episode's theme is respect:

To give or earn respect (Part 1)
The whys' of respect (Part 2)
Why is respect necessary (Part 3)

It will help you understand if you automatically give respect, or expect other's to earn your respect. It will also gauge your understanding of the forms of respect you require, why that is important, and finally why respect in all of it's forms is necessary.