Eat Don’t Compete
Join me, Jazmine DeWees, as I embrace what seems like Eat Don’t Compete 2.0. Thank you for tuning in. This feels a lot like the evolution of the show you probably knew as the Eat with Her Don’t Compete with Her Podcast Show. Since 2018, I’ve set out on a journey to empower and inspire my audience by creating a safe space where we can come together, connect, and engage in real, vulnerable conversations. If you are reading about EDC, then I believe you are ready to take this journey with me. One of wellness, where I aid you in your journey and share the story of mine. I deliberately foster an environment where competition takes a backseat and authentic self-expression, faith and personal wellness takes the spotlight. Through candid discussions, guests share their journeys, struggles, and triumphs, encouraging listeners to embrace their own vulnerability. Tune in to Eat Don’t Compete for a refreshing approach to personal and spiritual growth. Let me discuss how we can become the version of ourselves we were always meant to be.
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Monday Nov 29, 2021
Monday Nov 29, 2021
“You can either protect your name or protect your peace.” Morray
Welcome Back to another episode of Eat w/ Her Don’t Compete w/ Her Podcast Show & this is your host Jazz.
In today’s episode I will be speaking to you about peace. Have you ever debated the idea of standing up for your good name? In the wake of doing so, you know that you would most definitely ruffle some feathers but the feather that matters the most is yours. Does standing up for your name come at the cost of others' peace? Does standing up for your name come at the cost of your own peace? What cost are you willing to pay for your name? What cost are you willing to pay for your peace? 🤔
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Thank you for being a part of today's show, from competition to community... Remember to eat, don't compete.
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Monday Nov 15, 2021
Monday Nov 15, 2021
“You can’t rush something you want to last forever.” Author Unknown
Welcome Back to another episode of Eat w/ Her Don’t Compete w/ Her Podcast Show & this is your host Jazz. Today’s episode is titled, Marinate, it just Tastes Different . Have you ever gone to a restaurant and realized almost immediately that they did not season their food 😤🤮? Have you ever gone to a [mostly Caribbean] restaurant and realized that they marinated their food days😋? How do you know, well you can taste the difference. Listen until the end of the show for today’s affirmation, updates and announcements. I am looking forward to speaking with you about taking the necessary time to marinate. In today’s society I know this seems like something foreign, with many people emerging as overnight success stories, but I think there is much to be said about the person who takes time to develop the things they want to last forever.
If you enjoyed this episode and would like to support, there are several ways you can do so: Subscribe so that every single time I conduct an interview or drop a product you will be notified; Leave a rating and review on Apple Podcast; Share this episode with a friend or family member and on social media; or If you would like to support in a monetary way, so that we can keep growing this show, please feel free to use CashApp $EatDontCompete
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Thank you for being a part of today's show, from competition to community... remember to eat, don't compete.
Monday Nov 01, 2021
Monday Nov 01, 2021
“I alone cannot change the world, but I can cast a stone across the waters to create many ripples.” ― Mother Teresa
Welcome Back to another episode of Eat w/ Her Don’t Compete w/ Her Podcast Show & I am your host Jazz. In today’s episode, I am speaking on forming more communities and how it is the remedy to internal calamity. I also share some of my foundational reasons as to why the EDC Community was formed in the first place. I speak of the calamity that could have been and affirm that we will continue to live a purpose-fueled existence. In this episode, I am introducing a new segment, affirmations. Stay tuned until the end for updates and announcements.
If you enjoyed this episode and would like to support, there are several ways you can do so: Subscribe so that every single time I conduct an interview or drop a product you will be notified; Leave a rating and review on Apple Podcast; Share this episode with a friend or family member and on social media; or If you would like to support in a monetary way, so that we can keep growing this show, please feel free to use CashApp $EatDontCompete
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Site: https://jazminedewees.com/edc
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Social Media: https://instagram.com/@edcpodcastshow https://instagram.com/jd_ispeak
Thank you for being a part of today's show and for moving with me from competition to community... remember to eat, don't compete.