Poet Cleo Wade discusses the concept of love and its reflection in modern-day poetry. They explore the perception of poetry as an art form, the importance of effective communication, and the role of leaders in connecting with their communities. They also delve into the significance of boundaries, the need for shared love, and the concept of beauty and catastrophe. Wade shares their experience of creating a community through their book tour and vulnerable conversations with black women.

Join poet and author Cleo Wade as she discusses resilience, empathy, and handling big emotions in children. Wade explores how poetry can support resilience and the importance of teaching kids to handle big feelings. The podcast also touches on success for women, apologies, and the power of letting go and creativity.

Cleo Wade, an acclaimed poet, author, and speaker, shares her journey of overcoming anxiety and the significance of self-love. She emphasizes the healing power of journaling for self-discovery and emotional release. Cleo discusses fear-based decisions and how to recognize and transform anxiety into grounded choices. The conversation explores the importance of daily rituals, mindful breathing, and connecting with nature for emotional well-being. Throughout, she offers accessible strategies to find peace amidst life’s chaos, inspiring listeners towards self-acceptance and empowerment.

Join the discussion with Cleo Wade on building community in workplaces, creating space for employee voices, and the importance of commute-worthy experiences for a better workplace culture.

Cleo Wade, New York Times–bestselling author and poet, shares her wisdom on finding inner peace in life's changes. She discusses the power of poetry, growing through grief, and the importance of self-acceptance. Cleo reads moving passages that remind us of our inner light and self-worth. The podcast explores self-love challenges, the power of love in tough times, and finding harmony between responsibilities and joy. It also discusses the healing power of words and prioritizing real aliveness for a good life.