I love how Syleena asked about the risk and dug into exposure and found that answer. That not only was a good interview question, but a beautiful way to dig into the layers, get some transparency from you, and then inspire you in the next moment. ICONIC. I have an adjacent practice called "What's underneath that?" So when you said it's a risk to be transparent, I would have said and "What's underneath the feeling of it being a risk?" and when you said "exposure" I would have said "and what's underneath that" over and over until we got to the eventual childhood roots around speaking up and if there were consequences for speaking up during childhood. I love that you two then spoke on patriarchy, misogynoir, and systemic oppression. I also love that y'all were able to get into some deeper layers around childhood emotional intimacy. That was a beautiful and powerful moment that we all got to witness. I've really enjoyed learning about Syleena and the dynamic you two have.
Syleena Syleena Syleena!!! You and that beautiful young lady (Shari) had me absolutely cracking up! I did feel that I was right there sitting right next to y’all. I absolutely loved the conversation, the interview, the knowledge, the interaction and everything!!! Keep up the Shari, the world needs you. ❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾💫
I love this episode and I love that Syleena talked about getting to know people of different personalities because that is my practice this week. One of the practices that I am leaning into this week is listening to people slightly outside of my zip code (spiritual belief system, way of life, etc). In doing so, I am listening to people who are grounded, most likely spiritual in some way, but just have a different belief system. Because I am starting to recognize more deeply the value of listening to different folk, I am grateful to have started with this video. I listened to her Front Porch set and have been interested in her mind ever since.
I know that I didn't even know who Syleena Johnson was before R&b Divas but, I've been interested in anything she's been included in since. I was only 16 when the show came on and when she was introducing herself and "the boss" started playing I was hooked lol
She's telling the truth. I was molested as a child by a Family member and only 4 people in the world knew and 2 of them are dead now. I don't run away from relationships but, it's really hard for me to trust. Even if I do decide that I can trust him, no matter how good he is there's always that thought bc I've been hurt for a long time and I still have to be around that Family member. The molestation happened almost 7 years and yes, I know my parents Loved me and I probably could've told them but, I was really afraid as a child and now that I'll be 30 in a couple years I want to tell my Mom but, I'm terrified of change and breaking up my Family unit and there's children involved and, I'm not ok or healed from it but, I really Love what's left of my Family and I don't want to mess it up so, I just keep it to myself. Then, they wonder why I don't stay in relationships or I don't have kids....
Syleena is one of the greates voices of our time.This woman creates timeless music her beautiful tone and delivery is heartfelt.
Syleena been doing her Thang on ALL playforms!!! She gives some of the best interviews!🔥🔥🔥
I love how Syleena asked about the risk and dug into exposure and found that answer.
That not only was a good interview question, but a beautiful way to dig into the layers, get some transparency from you, and then inspire you in the next moment.
ICONIC.
I have an adjacent practice called "What's underneath that?" So when you said it's a risk to be transparent, I would have said and "What's underneath the feeling of it being a risk?" and when you said "exposure" I would have said "and what's underneath that" over and over until we got to the eventual childhood roots around speaking up and if there were consequences for speaking up during childhood.
I love that you two then spoke on patriarchy, misogynoir, and systemic oppression. I also love that y'all were able to get into some deeper layers around childhood emotional intimacy.
That was a beautiful and powerful moment that we all got to witness.
I've really enjoyed learning about Syleena and the dynamic you two have.
Syleena is one of the most gorgeous talented classy Sis~Stars on the planet. LEGEND!
Thank you all for watching! 😃
Need more part 2 with Syleena
One thing for certain and two things for sure you will get the real from Syleena Johnson ALL THE TIME!!
This interview was amazing! I’m a hypochondriac and now I think I have IU damn! Lol naw I was thoroughly entertained!🤣🤣🤣
Syleena Syleena Syleena!!! You and that beautiful young lady (Shari) had me absolutely cracking up! I did feel that I was right there sitting right next to y’all. I absolutely loved the conversation, the interview, the knowledge, the interaction and everything!!! Keep up the Shari, the world needs you. ❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾💫
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I love this episode and I love that Syleena talked about getting to know people of different personalities because that is my practice this week. One of the practices that I am leaning into this week is listening to people slightly outside of my zip code (spiritual belief system, way of life, etc). In doing so, I am listening to people who are grounded, most likely spiritual in some way, but just have a different belief system. Because I am starting to recognize more deeply the value of listening to different folk, I am grateful to have started with this video.
I listened to her Front Porch set and have been interested in her mind ever since.
This was TOO GOOD 👏🏾🙌🏾👏🏾🙌🏾
I know that I didn't even know who Syleena Johnson was before R&b Divas but, I've been interested in anything she's been included in since. I was only 16 when the show came on and when she was introducing herself and "the boss" started playing I was hooked lol
Great job ladies!
I follow Queen Syleena wherever she goes lol, Congratulations on a bomb ass new single and an AMAZING mew show!!! 👏🏾👏🏾
Y’all had me dying laughing..great episode!!
My Cuzzo!!!😂😂😂 Great interview, Sis!
She's telling the truth. I was molested as a child by a Family member and only 4 people in the world knew and 2 of them are dead now. I don't run away from relationships but, it's really hard for me to trust. Even if I do decide that I can trust him, no matter how good he is there's always that thought bc I've been hurt for a long time and I still have to be around that Family member. The molestation happened almost 7 years and yes, I know my parents Loved me and I probably could've told them but, I was really afraid as a child and now that I'll be 30 in a couple years I want to tell my Mom but, I'm terrified of change and breaking up my Family unit and there's children involved and, I'm not ok or healed from it but, I really Love what's left of my Family and I don't want to mess it up so, I just keep it to myself. Then, they wonder why I don't stay in relationships or I don't have kids....
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