In this conversation, Nikel Dixon shares her personal journey through the nightlife of the Bronx in the 90s, her experiences with her sisters, and the complexities of relationships. She reflects on her unique identity, her music aspirations, and the challenges of navigating trust and choices in her life, particularly concerning her sister's past connections.

In this episode of Candidly Speaking, Nikel Dixon emphasizes the importance of gratitude and appreciation in daily life, encouraging listeners to recognize the positive aspects of their lives, including their challenges. She also discusses the condition of lipedema, raising awareness about its symptoms and the importance of understanding body positivity. Nikel's message is one of self-love, kindness, and the significance of sharing positivity with others.

In this episode of Candidly Speaking, I am sharing my personal reflections and cultural observations stemming from a recent experience in the Bronx. She discusses the dynamics of relationships between different races, particularly focusing on black men and their interactions with Hispanic women. Nikel also shares her experiences with Section 8 housing, highlighting community dynamics and the perceptions surrounding it. Throughout the conversation, she emphasizes the importance of seeing life through a different lens and encourages open dialogue about race and personal experiences.

On Tuesdays talks I am talking about the new places who support me. Our world, being happy, How to be Great on section 8." and much more.

Happy Monday everyone. I had to give some thank you's to the different places who have been listening to my rebranded podcast. Thank you again along with information.

I felt like sharing my walk of shame book I am working on at the moment, but also it will be in an audiobook. Here is a sample of the audiobook, which you can download for free at nikel.life

I know that seems abnormal but I only cried once when my parents died and my parents were great. I believe it was because my parents raised me not to fear death and to keep going at all times. They knew once they were not going to be here and they secured me mentally and to me that mean that they did a great job as parents while raising me. Yes I miss them tremendously but I am still doing the things that would make them proud of me and that is part of how I stay sane.

Always try to put your life in your own hands never depend on someone else to make the decision and if they tell you to trust them, then look at them even deeper. I am rebranding my podcast and speaking candidly about life. Happy events-sad events-life events, anything under the sun that I need to speak candidly about .