In this episode of the Love You to Life podcast, Elizabeth White and Calvalyn Day explore the concept of 'quiet cracking,' a term that describes the subtle internal deterioration of one's spirit, particularly among women of color in the workplace.

They discuss the emotional toll of job insecurity, the importance of self-awareness, and the cultural expectations that often lead to resilience at the cost of mental health. The hosts emphasize the need for individuals to reconnect with themselves, focus on future growth, and create systems that support their well-being. They also highlight the significance of investing in black women in the workplace, asserting that when they rise, everyone benefits.

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Get to know your hosts a little better as we pull back the curtain on our group chat and TikTok DMs. From Keke Palmer’s reminder to always bet on yourself, to why curating your FYP matters for your mental health, we’re talking pop culture, personal growth, and the power of laughter. We’ll touch on everything from choosing a career that matches the life you want, to navigating church hurt, to how humor and authenticity keep us grounded. Think of this episode as equal parts inspiration, real talk, and the joy of laughing through it all.

In this episode of the Love You The Life Podcast, hosts Calvalyn Day and Elizabeth White discuss the importance of recognizing and evaluating pain in our lives. Recognizing the difference between tolerating pain with a purpose, and meaningful outcome versus pain without purpose. Catch personal anecdotes and insights from a licensed mental health therapist and a certified coach on how societal conditioning affects our ability to set boundaries and prioritize our needs. Take this mental nudge to reflect on your own experiences and consider the impact of your choices on the amount of joy and peace that you experience personally and in your relationships.