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I'll Just Let Myself In

I'll Just Let Myself In

Auteur(s): Lish Speaks
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"I’ll Just Let Myself In" is an empowering new podcast dedicated to people who are ready to take a chance on themselves and forge their own path. Hosted by Lish Speaks, each episode explores personal stories, triumphs, and challenges of navigating industries from the “outside-in.” From entrepreneurship to career advancement, self-care to self-discovery, this podcast provides candid conversations, practical advice, and inspirational anecdotes to motivate listeners to embrace their identity, defy societal norms, and pursue their dreams unapologetically. Join us on this journey as we celebrate the strength and tenacity of our guest and hopefully ourselves! It's time to take a chance on yourself and Let Yourself In!

Video version available on the @lishspeaks Youtube channel

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    Oct 15 2025

    Two sisters trace a life of faith, responsibility, health scares and hilarity, showing how honest boundaries and everyday courage reshape identity and family. We walk through eldest-daughter expectations, real reconciliation with parents, and the quiet power of being invited in.

    • why the show exists and how confidence is built
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    • sorting real responsibility from perceived burden
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    • healing with parents through humility and truth
    • legacy, laughter and letting yourself in

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  • Young, Ready, and Running - Into State Politics w/ Adrian Consonery Jr.
    Oct 1 2025

    We sit with AJ, a 25-year-old candidate for Georgia Secretary of State, to talk youth, service, voting rights, and why this “back office” role shapes business, licensing, and fair elections. Faith, family, and HBCU roots ground a campaign built on intentional service and practical reform.

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    • how AJ’s family and HBCU experience built confidence and purpose
    • the Lifeline Initiative model and why “toxic charity” fails communities
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    • why primaries and general elections both matter in 2026
    • a service-first philosophy: listened-first leadership and integrity
    • legacy as intentional service, not photo ops
    • where to learn more, volunteer, and support the campaign

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    47 min
  • God doesn't need your raw talent; He needs your refined skill - Into Impact w/ Ashley Kirkwood
    Sep 24 2025

    Have you ever wondered why your spiritual gifts aren't translating into the success you envision? The missing piece might be simpler than you think.

    In this enlightening conversation with attorney, entrepreneur, and speaking coach Ashley Kirkwood, we uncover the critical relationship between divine gifts and deliberate skill development. Ashley shares her remarkable journey from a struggling undergraduate student with a criminal record to becoming a Northwestern Law graduate and successful business owner, revealing how both faith and focused skill-building shaped her path.

    "Even Jesus, who's literally Jesus, didn't go straight into itinerant ministry," Ashley points out. "He perfected a skill. He was a carpenter." This powerful perspective challenges our tendency to rush into our calling without proper preparation. The divine gifts we receive must be paired with developed skills to create sustainable success.

    Ashley doesn't just inspire—she provides practical insights on determining your expertise, packaging your knowledge into sellable offers, and distinguishing between spiritual gifts and marketable skills. She candidly discusses her experience balancing motherhood with entrepreneurship, setting standards that won't be compromised, and building confidence that changes lives.

    Whether you're struggling to monetize your talents, feeling stalled in your growth, or simply sensing there's a gap between your potential and your results, this episode offers both spiritual wisdom and strategic guidance. The message is clear: calm down, write that vision, and then get to work developing the skills that will bring it to life. Your supernatural breakthrough may be waiting on your natural preparation.

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    1 h et 16 min
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