Y’know how in reality TV Shows, they come in and fix your car, flip your house, save your marriage and basically change your whole life in like two days? As if human beings are capable of changing their lives in a short amount of time? Yeah, I didn’t always buy that either. But now, as I’ve just hit 30 and seeing how fast my life is changing, I’m learning just how much I can be pulled, stretched, ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | EducationSelf-Improvement |
EARLY RELEASE: I don’t know why I bother trying to plan out this season in advance. I got on Facebook and read the news about Breonna Taylor and how Brett Hankison, John Mattingly, and Myles Cosgrove will not face any indictment for her murder. And t... more
When I wrote the episode Please Don't Ask Me if I'm Okay, it came as a response to the amount of people asking me and many of my black friends about their mental state without fully understanding what they were asking for. I followed up that episode ... more
If you've listened to the last season of this podcast, you'll know that my husband lost his job here in Hong Kong and with two kids and two sets of student loan debt, we have to be a two income household. Paying $2400 US for our 600 sq ft flat doesn'... more
Welcome to Season 3 of the Loose Change podcast. My name is Deanna and today is my birthday! more
Email questions, feedback or your experience with change to TodayonLooseChange@gmail.com more
Oliver Ip is (was) a pastor, a life coach and a theological scholar, but more importantly, he was the one who taught me how to practically care for others. I've finally got him on the podcast to share some of the best and worst things you can say to ... more
I had to take a week off of the podcast to collect my thoughts and quite frankly grieve. A lot. I've had a few breakdowns, a few uplifting moments, but overall this year has been unbelievably overwhelming. But I'm sure I don't have to tell you that. ... more
I read a couple of articles in the Atlantic and the Wall Street Journal that talked about studies around why we rewatch movies and tv shows. Studies showed that there was a therapeutic benefit to the déja vu. Of course, there is the sense of nostalgi... more
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So glad I can across this podcast ! Deanna exudes such an approachable presence and sounds like someone I want to be friends with. The topics she takes on are so real, about everyday struggles and practical advice for tackling them. Eager to see what more she has in store!
Great show that gives me the space to think about how my life is ever evolving. The interviews with life coaches bring added depth to the experience. Deanna is authentic and open which makes me feel welcome.
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