Commitments and Fighting Temptations with Yvonne Pierre and April F Draine

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Commitments and Fighting Temptations with Yvonne Pierre and April F Draine

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How can we stay committed when faced with tempting distractions? In the Season 3 premiere of Let's Talk About Healing, Yvonne Pierre and Guest Co-Host April F Draine explore the theme of commitment, delving into areas like relationships, habits, diet, and life purpose. Expect a mix of laughter, personal experiences, and food for thought as they navigate the challenges of staying true to promises. They hope to inspire and equip you to overcome obstacles on your journey. Get ready for laughter, insight, and passion as you join Yvonne and April's conversation about conquering temptations and embracing commitments to make 2024 your best year yet!

For more about the podcast on Linktr.ee/LetsTalkAboutHealing

ABOUT THE HOST

Yvonne Pierre is a wife, mother of two (one with Down syndrome), storyteller, producer, advocate, and host of Let’s Talk About Healing.

Connect with Yvonne @ Linktr.ee/Yvonne.Pierre

ABOUT THE GUEST CO-HOST

April F. Draine, a dedicated wife and mother with corporate experience, undergoes a transformative healing journey driven by faith and family bonds, passionately advocating for the underserved and embodying resilience in her roles as a Minority Parent Representative and Superintendent District Ambassador.

Connect with April @ Linktr.ee/AprilFDraine

INTRO/OUTRO CREDIT

Voiceover talent and producer by Zyair "Statik" Pierre, check him out on IG at www.instagram.com/statik_arcadejunkiez

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