Hey, babe. It's Asia Christina. This is Quality Queen Control. What is happening? Hello, happy Tuesday. Hi, Angels. How are you? Well, firstly, because, you know, every so often i feel like i have to uh introduce myself or

reintroduce myself i am ayesha christina um if this is your first time listening to me hello hi

how are you and for those of you that listen to me daily every tuesday well we all know that

this has been the most thing that i've

been consistent with which i am really really proud about and we have another great topic that

we're going to be talking about today because i don't know why i just feel so led to speak about

and highlight different things about mental health and things

like that. I know, or if you don't know, I am certified in mental health. And it is something

that I do take very, very seriously. No matter where you are in life and the things that you

have experienced, you know, what I always want to encourage

people to be is their best selves, you know, on my channel. And, you know, just leading by example

in the best way that I can, I always, you know, aspire to inspire you guys to be the best version of yourselves that you could possibly be.

And so what I felt led to talk about today was actually living the label, we're going to call it, right?

Now, we all have things that maybe as we were, you know, growing up, people may have said to us. And whether

that's, you know, playing on the playground and someone saying, you know, you'll always be the

fat kid or you're always going to be dumb or you should have been blonde or, you know,

you're lazy.

What is it that was said about you that you feel like has carried on subconsciously, too,

where you're living the label?

What if you went to college and maybe you were lost and trying to fit in?

So you were a party animal and you, you know, in being in an inebriated state made a lot of mistakes

and people were calling you names and things like that and that follows you into your adulthood

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