This podcast has changed my perspective on life

Life in Bristol can be a bit hectic; you know?

Between juggling creative work at an ad agency and friends and just trying to keep up with the pace of things, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed.

Honestly, I was starting to feel like I was constantly running on a hamster wheel, going nowhere fast.

I was honestly at my wit’s end, feeling totally lost and overwhelmed by everything.

Then, like a guardian angel, my dear friend Bailes (Imogen, you’re an absolute gem, I owe you big time!) sent me the link to Soulful Slices on Spotify.

And let me tell you, after just a few episodes, it was like I could finally breathe again. Like someone had tossed me a life raft right when I needed it most.

“Soulful Slices” does seem like the perfect name for what I was going through! It’s more than just a podcast; it’s like a little slice of calmness I carry in my pocket to help me through my day.

Like a mini escape I can access anytime, anywhere, offering a moment of peace and reflection whenever I need it.

When things get too much, I pop in my earphones and it’s like stepping into a quiet room where I can just breathe and be myself.

Olga and Neil, the hosts, have a knack for making you feel like you’re chatting with old friends. They’re genuine and down-to-earth, and they always seem to know the right thing to say.

Every episode is packed with insightful conversations and real-life stories that just hit home.

It’s comforting to know I’m not the only one facing these challenges and hearing how others have overcome them gives me hope.

Plus, Olga and Neil always have the best advice – it’s like they’re reading my mind!

What I love most about Soulful Slices is that it’s helped me prioritize my own well-being. It’s a weekly reminder to slow down, check in with myself, and focus on what really matters.

Thanks to this podcast, I feel more mindful, grounded, and in control of my life.

If you’re feeling lost in the chaos like I was, do yourself a favor and give Soulful Slices a listen.

It might just be the breath of fresh air you need. It certainly was for me!