Episode 5: Compatibility
The Life Unexamined Is Not Worth Living...April 02, 202400:40:5137.81 MB

Episode 5: Compatibility

J-Smoove invites his audience to a life of a full understanding of what true compatibility means. This time around, he has a special guest, Weleskie Dias-Bourke, who he has known for over a decade, dating back to his corporate America days at JP Morgan. Weleskie has attained much wisdom and understanding throughout her journey and shares her perspective on what compatibility means to her. They both engage in serious dialogue and playful banter as they discuss the importance of developing harmonious relationships on different levels.

J-Smoove and Weleskie explain how not only understanding what compatibiltiy means but how applying these principles, can lead to a life that is worth living.

In this episode, you'll learn:

- What compatibilty means

- When compatibilty turns into self sabotage

- Why there isn't a general compatibilty rule

- How to co-exist and find harmony with others

- How being in a relationship just for the sake of a relationship can be harmful

J-Smoove invites his audience to a life of a full understanding of what true compatibility means. This time around, he has a special guest, Weleskie Dias-Bourke, who he has known for over a decade, dating back to his corporate America days at JP Morgan. Weleskie has attained much wisdom and understanding throughout her journey and shares her perspective on what compatibility means to her. They both engage in serious dialogue and playful banter as they discuss the importance of developing harmonious relationships on different levels.

J-Smoove and Weleskie explain how not only understanding what compatibiltiy means but how applying these principles, can lead to a life that is worth living.

In this episode, you'll learn:

- What compatibilty means

- When compatibilty turns into self sabotage

- Why there isn't a general compatibilty rule

- How to co-exist and find harmony with others

- How being in a relationship just for the sake of a relationship can be harmful