Embracing Community, Therapy, and Your Name with Phindile Hlabangane

Some people who have the brightest smile and the most excitable energy are really introverts. Needing time alone is how they re-energize themselves. My guest, Phindile Hlabangane, knows this all to well. In her profession as a Graduate & Young Talent Specialist and a soon-to-be coach, she is regularly pulled in many different directions. Phindile shares how she balances her life and career with community, vacations and therapy.

Join Phindile and me as we MProperly speak about:

• Community
• Connection
• South Africa
• Introverted
• Extrovert
• Being comfortable
• Self Talk
• Knysna
• Recovering from Burnout
• Therapy
• Trauma
• Mental Health
• Isolation
• Investments
• Affordable therapy

Honorable Mentions

If You Relate to These 10 Signs, You’re Probably an ‘Extroverted’ Introvert

Things To Do in Knysna That Will Make You Want To Stay

Therapy by and for Black Women

Here’s What You Need to Know as a Black Girl Looking for Therapy

What to Do When You Can’t Afford Therapy

The Importance of Names

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This podcast is hosted by Mimi Jacks. Mimi is a single mom that is down for empowering women, entrepreneurship & all things Diversity and Inclusion Equality and Justice. She loves to ask questions and sometimes they are improper! Ready to learn more? Contact her here!

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Crackers In Soup was the podcast management team for this episode.

Intro and outro music was created by Cyren Young