What's The Coffee Talk?

In this episode, I’m giving you a rundown of my current reads and sharing my honest thoughts on my most recent book. Plus, I answer a mix of random bookish questions. t’s a fun, cozy, and casual conversation about all things reading.

Let's connect through social media to have the latest updates on the episodes and more.

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In this episode, I’m answering a few questions from Instagram and honestly, I just love these types of episodes because they are so very random. From brain-rotting routine and the realities of motherhood, to second babies, life lately, and all the random questions in between.
Basically, a little bit of everything, with no real theme other than answering whatever you wanted to know.

I hope you do enjoy this episode as much as I loved making it. 

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In this episode I’m giving you a peek into what’s currently on my desk and on my mind.
​First, I share my thoughts on my recent read and fill you in on what I’m reading right now. Then, we pivot to a bit of a rant about a sudden skin issue I’ve been dealing with lately. SOS!

I also get completely real about my current physical activity levels or lack thereof.....
​It’s an honest, unfiltered catch-up session.
Grab a cup of coffee or "tea", settle in, and enjoy the episode...

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In this episode, I go in depth about my latest read. I really wanted to make a whole episode about it instead of including it in a random topics kind of episode. I hope you enjoy!

Let me know if you like this kind of episode so I can make more episodes focused on just one book at a time.

Let's connect? 
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Thank you so much for listening. I hope you enjoyed the episode, and I’ll see you in the next one.

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In this episode I answer a few questions then we talk about the Linsday Clancy Case.
I hope you enjoy this short episode though.

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In this episode, I share a quick chat about motherhood, my unpublished work and my dream of becoming a published author.
Plus, a few random thoughts about the Elsie Silver Universe. 
Yes, I know this episode was short and sweet, but I hope you enjoyed it!

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In this episode, I answer some of your questions about motherhood, specifically the newborn phase. We also chat about how marriage can change after having a baby, navigating friendships, and everything in between.

I honestly have no idea how I managed to talk for over 40 minutes, but I truly hope you enjoy this episode. Thank you so much for taking the time to listen and for all of your continued support. It means more than you know. 

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In this episode, I talk about some of the hardships I've faced in both marriage and motherhood, and share a few honest reflections along the way. I also recommend six books from six different countries India, Africa, Sweden, South Korea, France, and Ireland. I actually start this ep up by sharing how my day took an unexpected turn the other day. I hope you enjoy listening

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I'm sharing my current hyperfixation with you. I just realized that I have a thing for enraged women in books.

Currently reading: *The Days of Abandonment* by Elena Ferrante

I also answered a few questions I've been asked on IG.

In this episode, it is all about your questions and my best attempts at answering them. We cover motherhood, books, and the usual subjects that seem to dominate my life. At this point, I'm convinced these topics are my brand...because if not motherhood or books, then what exactly would I be talking about? 😅

Anyways, hit me up with your comments or questions on Instagram: @whatsthecoffeetalk


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In this episode, I dive into a mix of thoughts on motherhood, books, and the stories that stay with us long after we finish them. I talk about how reading fits into my life as a mom.

I also mention briefly a few titles that left an impression on me, including Nesting, The Road, Shutter Island, The Mad Wife, and The Silver Linings Playbook
each one carrying its own emotional weight and perspective.

This is one of those episodes where I reflect, connect the dots about certain things, and just let the conversation flow naturally.


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In this episode, I’m answering your questions from Instagram. ( @whatsthecoffeetalk ) diving into a mix of random topics and thoughts along the way. These are my favorite kinds of episodes: unstructured, a little chaotic, but honest and real.
Just me talking through it all, one question at a time.

In this episode, I share with you briefly the 19 books I have read so far. Here are the titles:
The School for Good Mothers
People We Meet on Vacation
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
His & Hers
If You Love Me
Heart the Lover
Wild Card
Bat Eater
The Mad Wife
The Husbands
I'm Glad My Mom Died
Shutter Island
Orbital
Trial by Town
The Road
Valentino
Yesteryear
The Silver Linings Playbook
Wild Side

I hope you enjoyed this one. Until next time x S

In this episode, I definitely share random things with you, but mostly about books and motherhood.
I was hoping to talk more about books but decided otherwise. I'll do a whole episode on that next time.

Let me know what you want to talk about next!
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I didn't want to say anything more tonight but to say Hi

I hope you are doing well wherever you are. 

Check my socials for more...

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@coffiishot On both IG and tiktok 


I hope we get to talk more this year..

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In this episode, I share my current and recent reads, including The Compound and Pictures of You. I talk a bit about what drew me to these books and how they’ve been sitting with me lately.
We also take a moment to chat about reading in general.
I had planned to open up more about how I’m raising Dahlia, but instead, I touched briefly on a recent situation and how I chose to handle it. It’s just a small glimpse into my parenting journey, but one I felt was worth sharing. Thanks for listening, and I hope this episode feels like a cozy catch-up with a good friend.

p.s Would love to share more of my parenting journey just need to plan out a plan on how exactly and what to share. 

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I had every intention of recording a simple life update but that’s not exactly what happened. Somewhere in between hitting “record” and “stop,” I shared more than I meant to and honestly, listening back made me question why I said some of what I did.

But maybe that’s just where I’m at right now. I’m not my old self, and that’s okay. If you’ve been waiting for a new episode, thank you for your patience and your support.

I hope you can still find something meaningful in this one even if it’s not the polished update I imagined. 

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In this episode, I’m sharing some random thoughts that have been on my mind. I’m not sure what to expect in 2025, and I don’t have a clear agenda for the podcast yet, but I’m hopeful I’ll figure it out soon. What I am really grateful for, though, is my reading journey. I honestly didn’t think I’d exceed my reading goal this year, but I ended up reading about four more books than I anticipated.

And I want to take a moment to thank youfor sticking with me, for listening, for taking the time to tune in. Your support means so much to me, and I’m beyond grateful for each of you who’s been a part of this journey. Seriously, I can’t thank you enough.Anyway, in case you don’t hear from me again by the end of the year, I’ll see you in the next one. Take care, and thank you again for everything!


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In this episode, I dive into some book discussions and answer a few random questions. I also explore motherhood more deeply, focusing on the changes that take place during the first year.

I’m eager to delve deeper into the topic of motherhood, but I could use some advice on what to express and what to hold back—what’s best to share and what should remain private. Anyways, feel free to check out my

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First, I want to apologize for the poor audio quality at the beginning—I was literally holding the mic upside down! But I promise it gets better.In this episode, I’m my usual random self. I talk about a few different topics, including the book I just finished, the one I’m currently reading, some life updates, and my thoughts on the second Joker movie.I hope you still give it a listen despite the quality.Love you all!
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In this episode, I’ll be sharing my thoughts on a recent read, Notes on an Execution by Danya Kukafka. I’ll give you a brief overview of the plot and my general impressions of the book. Then, I’ll dive into the case of The Lost Daughter. I didn’t expect this episode to turn out so dark, focusing entirely on murders and crimes, but that’s where our conversation went over coffee. Oh my!

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In this episode I share with you my latest and current read.
I also share bits of a situation at my workplace; then we talk about receptions and what would people do in order to impress others. 
I read a question the other day from IG that caught my attention and thought I'd share my input here. I appreciate your input as well if you want to share it:



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In this episode, I dive into a variety of topics. I’ll share my personal take on Pilates and how it made me feel. I’ll also give you a quick rundown of my recent reads, including Nightbitch by Rachel Yoder and Motherthing. Then, I’ll switch gears and discuss the current PR crisis surrounding It Ends With Us. Finally, I’ll wrap up with some thoughts on beginnings.


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In this episode, I share with you my thoughts on my latest read titled The Moustache by EMMANUEL CARRÈRE
And shared what I watched as well: Dark Matter adapted from the novel with the same title by Blake Crouch. 

I also shared bits of recent life events... sad discovery though that left me speechless and in shock for a while but at the end of the day, life does go on..... We have to adapt and adjust ourselves to it...

Thank you for your support always and forever x S

In this episode I just thought I'd start blabbering because initially I did not have anything to talk about but apparently I can talk for 30 minutes straight with that fact. The book I mentioned; The Kind Worth Killing by Peter Swanson 

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In this episode I share with you bits about podcasting, and just briefly sharing my. thoughts on starting one; And then I shared quick thoughts about my latest reads
Here are the titles by the order I talked about them:

Recitatif By Toni Morrison
I who have never known men By Jacqueline. Harpman 
Nothing but the rain By Naomi Salman
Heaven by Mieko Kawakami 


Thank You for listening 

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In this episode I share with you the rest of my. dentist journey. Some more aspirations and. just random thoughts I recently had. 
I am deeply thankful. for your constant support my loves and you are the reason I am still. here. 


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In this episode I share with you my thoughts on Home. by Toni Morrison.
I also share my journey with my toothache! That was random? I know but ohwell, who else am I going to vent to but you dear listener? 

I also share some answers and thoughts shared from my Instagram... Will continue sharing the answers on there as well, if you are interested you're welcome to check the page out on @whatsthecoffeetalk


Thank you for being the best supporter anyone could ever have.
See you in the next one x S

In this episode I share with you my thoughts on a book titled Magma by Thora Hjörleifsdóttir which talks about how being with the wrong person can be harmful to you- we should always be aware of how our relationships/friendships affect us.

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In this episode, I kinda justify my absence by sharing with you my routine and how I no longer can make a “me” time to function like a normal person anymore.  I do love motherhood but it is hard. 
By the end of the episode, I share with you my 2024 read ☑️ list so far. You can check them out here in my Goodreads account.Click Here 
I hope. we get to hear each other very soon. 
I missed you all
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In this episode I share with you some answers of questions asked, brief throughts on 2023 and random book recs.

listing belew some of the titles mentioned in the ep:
Foe
We Could Have Been Friends My Father & I
Convience store Woman
Kim Jiyoung born 1982
Diary of a Void

There is so much to unpack when talking about 2023.. sadly, I did not have the time to do so.
One of the main things that I should focus next year is to manage my time right.

Thank you always for listening

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In this episode, I share with you my thoughts on Motherhood(Would love to talk more about it in upcoming eps if you are interested.
I also talked to you about several books I have read recently.
Books Mentioned:
- If Cat’s Disappeared From The World
- Hidden Pictures
- Archer’s Voice
- Travis

I also answered a few random questions asked on Instagram @Whatsthecoffeetalk

Thank you for listening x S

In this episode I share with you my reading update so far. It's July and I should have read more books than I did but life got in the way.
According to goodreads I am 13 books behind schedule.
The titles I shared in the episode:

The Roughest Draft By Emily Wibberley, Austin Siegemund-Broka
Memphis by Tara M. Stringfellow
Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse, Hilda Rosner (Translator)
The Twins of Auschwitz by Eva Mozes Kor, Lisa Rojany Buccieri
The Dispatcher (The Dispatcher, #1) by John Scalzi
Finding Me by Viola Davis
The Paris Apartment. by Lucy Foley
Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi
Women Talking. by Miriam Toews
Sula by Toni Morrison
Human Acts: A Novel by Han Kang
The Yellow Wall-Paper. by Charlotte Perkins Gilman
How to Sell a Haunted House by Grady Hendrix
Do No Harm by Jack Jordan

Thank you for your love, x S

In this episode I share with you the reason of my disappearance. It was not a fun one that's for sure. I hope this episode finds you well, andI hope whoever is out there that may need a little bit of hope; this ep would be it. I don't know what else to say to express my feelings towards what have happened to me other than saying that I am grateful.

p.s I am still a little hesitant about posting this episode and talking about my experience...

Thank You for taking the time to listen. and I can't wait for us to meet next week with a more joyful topic.

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In this episode I share with you bits on my thoughts on marriage… again 😅. And about other stuff as well. Sharing your questions and my thoughts on them.
I need to remind everyone that by the end of the day I am just a normal person with a mic on hand sharing things I enjoy and thoughts on different things according to my own experience.

This episode will be the last in this season. Hopefully we will meet again after a month or so with the urge from me getting to share with you, all that I have been through the past few months in detail.

So much love sent your way x S

In this episode, a listener suggested that I'd ask everyone who listens to the podcast a "get to know you" questions. So, I decided to do so. It was fun and actually really beautiful to read those answers. Some of the questions were deep others were worthy to keep thinking about. We have the power to change ourselves completely when we actually decide to.

I hope you enjoyed this one, our 100th ep.

Thank you for listening x S


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In this episode I share with you very random questions answered by me. After a long break, I thought of popping in just to say hi. I don't know if I am fully commited right now to be back weekly but definitly expect me every other week or so?

Books I read:
Finding me by Viola Davis
The Twins of Auschwitz by Eva Mozes Kor and Lisa Rojany-Buccieri
Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse
















Can't wait to create more for you guys.
And as always, Thank You for your constant support

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xo, S

In this episode I share most of my answers to your questions asked on Instagram @ Whatsthecoffeetalk I can't really specify exactly what kind of questions there were in this episode, because they are a lot.... I hope I ended up answering yours because I think I missed few. Thank you for listening.

Book Mentioned: The Road Less Traveled By M.Scott Peck
Author mentioned: Mitch Albom
Audiobooks Apps Mentioned: Audible | Scribed | Audiobooks

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In this episode I share with you quick notes and thoughts about a book titled “Eat That Frog” By Brian Tracy
With 21 principles to change your life- I share few of them so you’d grab the book to read if you’re interested.
كتاب براين ترايسي مترجم بالعربي بعنوان
"ابدأ بالاهم و لو كان صعباً
I hope you enjoy my thoughts on this book.
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In this episode I intended to talk about a serial killer but it seems that I talked a lot more about everything else than Charles Cullen. It has been a while. I hope you get to enjoy this one.

Netflix Documentary: Capturing the killer Nurse
Movie: The Good Nurse

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In this episode I am being very random answering questions from IG. Sharing with you thoughts about self help books, and giving you few suggestions. We also talk about being nice to ourselves when making mistakes. I also talk about 1984 for a bit? And then share my thoughts on toxic workplaces.. I am telling you it is random but it is fun!

Enjoy x S

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In this episode I share my thoughts on "change" and the pressure of wanting to change but feeling guilty of that change. And how society pressure can truly leave a negative impact on your life.

I also share my thoughts on few shows I have watched on Netflix titled "28 days haunted" & "Echos" And then I talked a bit about The Stationary Shop a book By Marjan Kamali

I hope you enjoy this episode. Can't wait for your feedback on instagram
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In this episode I share with you my thoughts on friendships.
One person asked if I’d share a moment where I thought I knew something for certain, but then I was surprised by the outcome.
So I shared with you something that I did consider to be more private and personal but decided to put it out there, I mean why not?

Also by the end of this episode I gave you around twenty movie/tv show based on books suggestions.

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In this episode I briefly review three books with you, giving you my thoughts and feelings after reading each. Three of my latest reads:
-How To Stay Sane In An Age Of Division By Elif Shafak
-The Grownup By Gillian Flynn
-Passing By Nella Larson

I definitly recommend watching a movie based on the book "Passing" titled Passing as well on Netflix.

Thank You, S

In this episode I share with you a message I was inspired by. I also share my thoughts on two books titled:
Writers & Lovers by Lily King
The dangers of smoking in bed by Mariana Enríquez
The movie I mentioned in the episode called A Jazzman’s Blues

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In this episode I share with you my genuine feelings about a situation that I went through last week. How I felt and overcame that feeling. I was debating whether I should talk or not but honestly I feel that talking out loud about how you feel is therapeutic. Whether someone is listening or not.

So, thank you that you are.

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In this episode I share with you my thoughts on a recent read. I also talk a bit about my current reads which are
The Wife Next Door By Rona Halsall
Writers & Lovers By Lily King

The book I mentioned was People Like Them By Samira Sedira

And then we talked about a direct message I received with a question about attaching ourselves to others experiences. How can we stop ourselves from doing so?

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Thank you, X

In this episode I share with you my trip to The Netherlands and Belgium and quick thoughts on my impression on both. I haven't gone in detail about everything but I summed it up for you in this short episode. Let me know where did you travel recently and how was your trip?

In this episode I talk a bit about the latest book I read. And share with you a direct message I received and my thoughts on both of them. I honestly love your interactions and feedback on Soundcloud or on Instagram. Can't wait to see what you think on this one.

In this episode i share with you my thoughts on passion. What is passion anyway?
Do you think there is a time limit for finding a passion?
Many questions I try to answer and maybe provoke in this episode. I hope you find something that you genuinely enjoy doing.

Websites I mentioned; Masterclass | Skillshare

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Thank you, S

In this episode I honestly just spill out a bookish talk. I share with you few questions answered and give you some books suggestions. Let me know what are you currently reading? What genre is your favorite and why?

Bookish Talks are my favorite ones and I feel that I could talk endlessly about this topic.
I hope you enjoy this one. Made with love x S

In this episode I randomly share with you few thoughts about toxic people, applying to a new job, and books I'm reading... Would love to see your feedback on Soundcloud; I think it is the only app that allows me to read comments and interact with my listeners in real time.

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In This Episode I share with you my thoughts on a book I just finished reading a translated work from Japanese by Sayaka Murata- Translated by: Ginny Tapley Takemori
I definitely recommend this book such an unforgettable read

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In this episode I talked about my latest read and few shows/movies I have watched. Let me know if you have read this book or watched those movies in the instagram account: @ Whatsthecoffeetalk

I missed talking to you and 50 minutes is not enough ahahah! Enjoy x
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In this episode it was really important for me to express how I felt towards people passing judgements so freely with no concern of how others feel. It might be easy for me and some people to accept others criticism and not be effected. But there are those who cannot take those harsh words. I wanted to make sure to let you know that I hope whenever you take the steps and time to make a change; that the change is for you.

You will get judged regardless of what you do; so you might as well just live the life you want.

As long as your looks make all the sense to you; others should be irrelevant.

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In this episode I share with you a bit of my thoughts on The Black Phone the movie and the short story. Also, I share some of the workplace drama and then I talk about my last read.

Would love your feedback about all three topics.

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In this episode I share with you just random tips and thoughts that hopefully could be of good use to my freshly high school graduates. I hope somehow what I said could at least clear some fog out. Will definitely share more info on my Instagram @ Whatsthecoffeetalk

Best of luck on your new journey.

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In this episode I share with you my thoughts on people forcing others to get married... And I do fully believe that there are reasons to get married and if those criteria were not met.. Why should you go through this journey.. Because the wrong choice; would ruin a lot of parts in your life..

I firmly believe that not only you should get married to the right person. because how would you know? In the beginning a lot of things would seem like a fairytale right?

One of the main reasons is to genuinely be ready for this huge step... Because even if you ended up with the wrong person; by then you were ready with an open mind... And somehow you'd handle things better...

A lot of thinking needs to be put before taking this step.. What's yours?

In this episode I share with you an update on JD vs AH verdict and then I talk about one of my latest 5 stars read- The. Handmaids tale. Also, I give you just a. brief on my current read.

There is too much to upack and so little time haha!
Anyways, I just hope you enjoy this talk and my insights on all things with a good cup of coffee.

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In this episode I share with you just few recent personal updates and my overall thoughts and opinions on random things I have seen while watching the JD defamation case. I know that I have not mentioned EVERYTHING that went on during those last weeks. I just wanted to quickly share with you few of the things I thought of while recording. I might make a part two.. A more constructed episode? after the verdict? In case you were interested let me know.


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Even though it is not our usual Saturday talk, I somehow felt guilty for not being able to sit and record something that day; Here is just a quick chat for you. guys. Regarding some questions I received via Instagram and some other quick thoughts I had.

Thank you for the genuine love you share with me. I am utterly speechless but grateful for sure.


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In this episode I share with you something that I became more aware of lately. I feel that the more you attain yourself and focus on what you do or don’t do; the better chance you had at fixing the mistakes or bad behaviors. No one is perfect and that fact itself reassures us that it is ok to know that you are wrong; but it is not ok to stay wrong. One step at a time to better yourself for much healthier, happier You.

In this episode I share with you my thoughts on a bio that triggered me to start this topic to begin with. "I want to be normal". What is normal anyway? I feel it is a very subjective and it differs from one person to another. Instead of focusing how other perceive 'normal' try figuring out what what makes you You.

In this episode I give you an update on what I have been reading and what I am currently reading! Thanks for going through the long Introduction to reach our more serious topic. on how other people(especially family... criticizes us in ways that is not needed.

Sometime's when we really think about it... We realize that we give too much thought and attention to people who only want to hurt us...

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What I want to say that I am a good person and will do good by you; but not to the extend where I could lose myself. By the end of the day; You want to be nice but you do not allow people to hurt you. You be good but do not let others use and abuse you. You are a giving person; but don’t let people suck the life out of you… Because once you show them that they could treat you however they want. They eventually will.

So basically a Red flag is a warning sign.

We get to miss a lot of red flags in our relationships and friendships that could have saved us from the heartaches and hurt.

Red flags could be subjective.
In this episode I share with you 3 signs that help me see that the relationship is on the line. And how it is not a healthy one.

And also, three more signs that help me see what kid of friends do I have.

Sometimes the red flags could be your gut feeling.

Share with me the red flags you missed and the warning signs that saved you on social media ♥️
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In this episode I share with you my review and thoughts on The Phantom Prince book.
Giving you a brief about the infamous Serial Killer Ted Bundy and a quick timeline of what happened during the 70’s.

Some Movies/Shows to watch
* Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile
* No Man of God
* The Stranger Beside Me
* Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes 
* Ted Bundy: Falling for a Killer

I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I enjoyed creating it.

xo S

TRIGGER WARNING: Killing | Rape | Kidnapping | Abuse

People’s emotions and feelings are valid. Even if somehow you did not go through what they went through. We have no right to belittle anyone’s experiences. We can only be there for them.
If we can’t show empathy to someone who is going through something bad; what kind of people do we turn to be?
I think somehow as human-beings living on this earth. We are all connected one way or another; and that gives us the responsibility. to help others. And if you can’t do anything… You can at least be kind.

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In this episode I answer few random questions asked through the Instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/whatsthecoffeetalk/

I hope you enjoy this quick episode and hope I'd make more of those [ Questions and Answers ]

Something about the English Language.
Something about books and writing.
Something about leaving Kuwait.
Something about living freely.
Something about motivation.
Something about the Bookclub


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In this episode I share with you some of my favorite things I have read and watched last year. It was hard to sum them up in 5's but I tried.
Books mentioned in the episode:
The Sun Does Shine
Atonement
Things Fall Apart
1922
More Myself

Movies/Shows mentioned:
Signal
Harriet
Defending Jacob
Shadow And Bone
Into The Night

Share with me your favorite books/movies and lessons learnt in 2021!

In this episode I share with you few things I have learnt in 2021 or become even more aware of. But the most important lesson to take with you is to forgive yourself.

Let me know what are some of the most important lessons this year taught you?
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In this episode I discuss a book by Colleen Hoover with the beautiful intellect "Lulwa". We basically talk about the important message that this novel carries. I hope that by the end of the episode you take with you at least one single note... Is that you are not alone in this and how important it is to truly identify what is ok and not ok when it comes to people crossing their line with you. Whether it was physical, emotional or mental... Your feelings and thoughts are valid. And do not let anyone tell you otherwise.

Thank you for taking the time to give me your feedback and support this podcast. Always

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In this episode I share with you my thoughts on experiencing how I feel now that I we can go back to 'normal' life after the lockdown and Covid... In general.
If you feel the same? definitely reach out because I want to know that I am not the only one.

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In this episode, we just get to chat randomly. Jumping from one topic to another. I just hope you get to enjoy all topics.
Some of the books shared;
•The Road Less Traveled
•Frankenstein

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In this episode I share with you a quick review of one of the latest book I read [ 1922 By Stephen King ] and then I talked about 5 things I have left and let go that left a good impact on my life.
Share with some of the things you've stopped doing? or let go and you felt better.

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In this episode I share with you two topics basically are woven together and they may overlap but definitely are separate. My main concern though is to focus on the mental health for it should be your #1 priority. Seek help if needed;

And basically once you acknowledge your flaws and gaps you start taking no shi* from anyone.

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In this episode I decided to join the end of year book tag and share with you what I have been reading and hope to read by the end of the year. I hope you enjoy this one.
The questions I answered in this episode:
1- ARE THERE ANY BOOKS YOU STARTED THIS YEAR THAT YOU NEED TO FINISH?
2-DO YOU HAVE AN AUTUMNAL BOOK TO TRANSITION INTO THE END OF THE YEAR?
3-IS THERE A NEW RELEASE YOU’RE STILL WAITING FOR?
4-WHAT ARE THREE BOOKS YOU WANT TO READ BEFORE THE END OF THE YEAR?
5-IS THERE A BOOK YOU THINK COULD STILL SHOCK YOU AND BECOME YOUR FAVORITE BOOK OF THE YEAR?
6-HAVE YOU ALREADY STARTED MAKING READING PLANS FOR 2022?

Definitely do share with me your answers as well if you are interested.
Instagram: @whatsthecoffeetalk

Thank you x S

In this episode I share with you how some people are always talking toxic. They think they. are entitled to say anything and everything. And in this talk today I try to wake them up somehow.... That it is not necessary that you need to have an input in every conversation. That your opinion isn't someone else's truth. And for us to always think before we speak and see if in fact people did first ask us for an opinion before we share one.

Thank you, x S

In this episode I share with you my own experience with 'change'. Sometimes even when change is. done consciously, it. can still leaves you stressed out and anxious. Whatever change you are going through remember that the only thing you can control is YOU. And always remember that change is inevitable. If you go with it; you will always feel that life is against you. And No one should live a life feeling conflicted in that. way.

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In this episode I share with you bits of my thoughts and personal opinion about those who are closed minded. What does it mean to be open minded?

Share with me your thoughts and comment about this.
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In this episode I share with you few thoughts and probably advices to anyone who's18 years old and just getting started with life. I want to say that those tips or advices could be told by me to my younger self.
I hope you enjoy this one. Tell me what is the best advice you have ever received?

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“But we have to learn to be free. We have to.. Doesn't mean happy all the time, or okay all the time. It’s okay not to be okay. I told you that, but I'm relearning it myself. But not being okay doesn't mean you stop living.”


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In this episode I share with you bits of the book Year of Yes by Shonda Rhimes. How saying yes has changed her life. In life we most likely say no more than saying yes. Sometime's we say no just because we are too comfortable. It is time to get out of your comfort zone and defy your fears by saying Yes.

Thank you for listening, x

In this episode I share with you bits of my thoughts on the crime series I’ve seen few days ago called “Elize Matsunaga”.

We also get to discuss things about journaling and morning pages.

Hope you enjoy this one. x S

In this episode I share with you few answered questions and a little bit of book talk.
The books mentioned in this episode:

-Any Book By Gary John. Bishop
-Practicing The Power of Now: Eckhart Tolle
-Brené Brown's books: Daring Greatly/The Gifts of Imperfections
-Viktor Frankl: Mans Search for Meaning
-Stephen Covey: The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People

Additional Mentions:
-William H. Mcraven: Make Your Bed
-John C Maxwell: Make Today Count
-Mel Robbins: 5 Second Rule



I hope you enjoyed this episode.

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In this episode I share with you my complete review of In 5 Years By Rebecca Serle.
Check out full written review here :: https://coffiishotreads.com/2021/07/01/in-5-years/

Instagram : https://instagram.com/whatsthecoffeetalk

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In this episode I answer random questions so you can get to know me even more.
I talked about my previous jobs, current read, called dad as well, my self-defense experience. I also shared one embarrassing moment....

It might have been random; but it all came together smoothly. I hope you enjoyed listening as much as I enjoyed talking to you.
Instagram:https://instagram.com/whatsthecoffeetalk

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I have been requested to create this episode. To share more of my perspectives and views on the first year of marriage. I shared few points and thoughts on it. In this episode, I talk to you about why is it important to vocalize your needs and dislikes in the begininning of your marriage life. Why you should be honest genuine about being exactly who you are in the engagement phase. And the truth about a 'happy marriage'.

I'd definitely love it if you'd share your thoughts/experiences on the topic through soundcloud or Instagram: @ Whatsthecoffeetalk

Thank You, S

In this episode I talk a bit more about the mess ups. The frustrations that happens in the backside where no one see’s. Usually people see the end result the ‘perfect’ picture, but they have no idea how many sleepless nights or stress and anxiety that took one to give you what you see and appreciate. I believe as imperfect humans, we should take it easy on ourselves; and easier when we mess up.

In this episode I share with you my answers on two questions. Even though I wanted to answer more but unfortunately, I did not receive any.

One was about life and success, the other was about self-help books.

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In this episode I share with you my thoughts on how people assume that when someone who isn't complaining about life; or showing that they are sad at many times... They might as well be ultimately happy. Our attitude towards life defines it all. I hope we become one step closer to the awareness that the way we think and behave have a huge impact on how we see life...

I share bits of three of my favorite books:
Hardwiring Happiness by Rick Hanson
The Gifts of Imperfection by Brené Brown
Good Vibes Good life by Vex King

In this episode I share with you few of the challenges I faced since I started the podcast. Since it has been a year from my first episode, thought I would share with you some of the things I found hard. to go through... Yet, i. have always found a way to achieve my goals.

I also included titles. of my favorite episodes. If

It is easy to say things are hard; but easy things never made meaning in life.


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In this episode I share with you my thoughts about the fact that we lack people with morals and decency right now. Why do we claim that arrogance and rudeness are a sign of a strong persona? while being kind and good to others is stated as weak?

If you can't be anything, you can just simply be kind. We all need it. I promise you.

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In this episode I share with you two main ideas.
1- How we freak out if we weren't online. Posting photos, videos/ creating content. And how it has taking a toll on us.
2-How others would go all the way to live a life that isn't theirs just to share with others that they're living 'it'
Social media is good when it is used properly. And if you weren't aware of your actions; it could definitely effect you negatively.

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In this episode I share with you few topics suggested by you.
The talk is extremely random. I decided to jump between topics.
Answered questions about clubhouse, Kindle, Audiobooks apps, Love in marriage and more.

Audiobooks mentioned in this episode: Audible | Srcibd

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In this episode I share with you my thoughts on learning a new language and hopefully push you to be more confident in taking steps towards being You. Also I share with you briefs about four different novels that I enjoyed reading;
Books shared in this episode:
Little Fires Everywhere By Celeste Ng
An American Marriage By Tayari Jones
Dark Matter By Blake Crouch
A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder By Holly Jackson


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In this episode I share with you some of the really good books (in my. opinion) that will leave an impact on your life. Self help. Books have always been a part of my growth journey. This is why I love sharing them with you all.
The books mentioned in this episode.
"Rules" Books. by Richard Templar
Achieve anything in just one year By Jason Harvey
The Cost of Living By Deborah Levy
Thank you x S