In this episode of 'How Do You Divine,' Sanika takes a reflective pause to discuss the journey of the podcast and the concept of 'sticking up in' – a Caribbean phrase for pausing and reflecting. She delves into what success means in the Black community, especially in terms of parenting, using public figures like Shedeur Sanders, Bronny James, and Blue Ivy as examples. She also explores the role of nepotism, the importance of attending cultural and professional events, and the power of following your gut in career transitions. The discussion ends with commentary on current TV shows and a desire to avoid certain pop culture drama.

The episode is infused with personal anecdotes and cultural reflections aimed at encouraging thoughtful living and community engagement.Join her for a laid-back yet profound conversation that encourages you to take inventory of your life, your goals, and your definition of success.

Tv Shows mentioned in the episode

• Forever written reimagined by Mara Brock Akil (Netflix)
• Special Ops: Lioness (Paramount)
• Your Friends & Neighbors (Apple TV)
• The Real Housewives of Atlanta (Bravo)

What I am reading/ read this month

• Who Better Than You ?: The Art of Healthy Arrogance & Dreaming Big by Will Packer
• Love & Whiskey by Fawn Weaver

Thank you for listening and for adding new dimensions to your definitions. Keep growing, keep exploring, and keep defining life on your terms.

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Sanika is a storyteller, communicator, and creator passionate about exploring self-discovery, culture, and the power of words. With a background in technology and marketing communications; she has built a platform dedicated to authentic conversations that inspire growth, challenge perspectives, and amplify voices.

As the host of How Do You Divine?, she invites listeners to redefine meaning, embrace transformation, and navigate life—one word at a time. Her mission? To create space for reflection, empowerment, and deeper connections through storytelling.