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Author Baylie Robinson: “Why it can pay to put your happiness first”
“I want my readers to remember to put their happiness first. This is a recurring theme throughout the entire book. Life is about making decisions for you — for those of us without kids yet — and not succumbing to what everyone else is doing/posting on social media or what everyone will think about your decisions.”
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What Comes Up When Interracial Dating, Jobs In Your Early 20s, And Training Men For Other Women ft. Baylie Robinson
In this episode, I virtually sit down with published author and blogger Baylie Robinson. Baylie and I discuss the “no-contact rule,” the difference between dating a Black woman and a White woman, interracial relationships, what we need in our friendships, how to become self aware without therapy, how to talk to your Black friends, training guys to date other women, stories of us getting fired, and more! The episode starts with a solo where I discuss how mental health issues affect relationships, PTSD from toxic exes, discussing BLM with your partner, people who aren’t posting on social, and more.
When Online Dating Becomes the Antidote to Social Distancing
“At the beginning of the year, I deleted all my datings apps in an effort to put a focus on dating people IRL- in real life. In fact, I told my New York girlfriends that we needed to start going out in groups of two and not a pack of five in order to have better luck,” says Baylie Robinson, an author who blogs at The Baysics.
Reflecting on the significance of Black History Month
“Without the black fearless leaders who made opportunities for African Americans possible, I would not be where I am today. Our history reminds me to fight for what I believe in and to work even harder than others would. Most importantly, black history reminds me to always stick with love.”
— Baylie Robinson, author of “Life Lessons College Failed to”