In this episode, Zion talks about the disappointment of getting into your 20s without having everything figured out. She reflects on how easy it is to look at someone else's life and think, “I want to become this person.”

Recently, she found herself doing exactly that—creating versions of who she wanted to become based on the things she was constantly seeing and consuming online.

But where do our dreams end and other people's dreams begin?

And what happens when, in trying to figure out who we should become, we become so consumed by other people's voices that we forget to ask God?

In this episode, Zion explores comparison, information overload, borrowed dreams, and what it means to stop outsourcing God from our lives.

Maybe we don't need another person to tell us who we're supposed to become.

Maybe we just need to get quiet enough to listen.

Have you ever been genuinely happy for someone and, at the same time, quietly wondered, "Why not me?"

In Chapter One of Ataraxia with Zion, we explore one of the most uncomfortable emotions to admit: jealousy.

Does feeling jealous make you a bad person? Is there anything we can learn from jealousy? And how do we stop it from becoming bitterness or hate?

Through storytelling, reflection, and honest conversation, we'll unpack what this emotion is trying to tell us and discover healthier ways to respond to it.

So before we begin...

Breathe in.

Breathe out.

Because you are safe here. 🤍

Welcome to Ataraxia with Zion, where stories become conversations.

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In this episode of Ataraxia With Zion, I am joined by Bukola Olowookorun, a student and politician, for an engaging conversation on a question that has sparked countless debates: Is there really such a thing as the right person at the wrong time?

Together, we unpack different perspectives on relationships, timing, personal growth, and whether circumstances can truly prevent two people from being together. Bukola also shares her experience balancing life as a student and a politician, offering insights into the challenges and rewards of managing both worlds.

From thoughtful reflections to lighthearted moments, this episode is packed with honest conversation and valuable takeaways. Bukola also recommends the book His Needs, Her Needs by Willard F. Harley, a resource for anyone interested in understanding relationships and building stronger connections.

Whether you're a believer in "right person, wrong time" or you're completely skeptical of the idea, this episode will give you plenty to think about.

🎧 Listen, share your thoughts, and don't forget to follow the podcast and leave a rating if you enjoyed the conversation.

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