The beauty of life is there are no mistake but the opportunity to learn from them and try again.

Does curiosity kill the cat or helps us to grow? I’m curious I really want to know. What’s up with that?

How has Covid19 or BLM impacted your life? Are you gay, black or a minority in today’s society? As members of the LGBTQ community, do you feel socially isolated, marginalized or stigmatized? How has your childhood or childhood trauma shaped you? Are we divided as a society, particularly as members of the LGBT community? What are some things you’re doing to nurture meaningful and healthy relationships? What does friendship mean to you? How do you feel about the state of the world today? What contributions are you making in the world to move humanity forward? Does curiosity kill the cat or help us to grow?

Take a listen. Tune into my third podcast segment Does Curiosity Kill The Cat Part 3 as I go down the Rabbit whole with my bestie Emanuelle aka, Mr E to talk about friendship, how childhood and our childhood traumas have shaped us, living with depression and PTSD, being minorities in the gay world, social shaming and discrimination in the gay world, being gay and black, being social stigmatized and sexually objectified, Black Lives Matter, the history of systematic racism, white entitlement, social difference and indifference, hate, the importance of voting, the effect of COVID19 on the community, it’s change in the way we socially interact, it’s impact on our mental an emotional health, dating and nurturing meaningful relationships, the influence and power of social media, and overcoming the stresses of today’s troubled world.

To directly connect to this weeks podcast series, go to livingwellwithwil.com, select the podcast navigation drop down.

Thank you for you genuine and continued support. Stay blessed and unstressed! We can get through this! 😘💪🏾🌈☀️🌞😊