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Unlock the life that was made for you. Through this limited series podcast  xoNecole and Tampax are providing a safe space for you to unapologetically indulge in topics about wellbeing, relationships, and career.

Navigating non-toxic relationships is always tricky, especially amongst Black women who often carry the burden of their communities. Many Gen Z women hold true that in order to be a friend to others, you must first be a friend to yourself. In this episode, Gia and the incredible model, activist, and influencer Ebonee Davis get candid about checking on your friends, using life’s pain to walk in purpose, and the importance of discussing our health with our friends and advocating for ourselves at the doctor’s office. While solid friendships may be harder to find and build in adulthood than in grade school, they are incredibly satisfying and well worth the highs and lows they bring. This conversation will knock down barriers to communication by stressing the importance of boundaries, vulnerability and showing up. We know that Gen Z women are far more open to talking about intimate topics like relationships and mental health publicly, which will make this an enriching conversation.

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Unlock the life that was made for you. Through this limited series podcast  xoNecole and Tampax are providing a safe space for you to unapologetically indulge in topics about wellbeing, relationships, and career.

Welcome to Made For Me, a podcast experience presented by xoNecole and Tampax! In this limited podcast series host Gia Peppers speaks with and to Gen Z women about career, relationships and wellbeing. Gen Z is a generation full of fearless powerhouses who believe in their magic, know their worth, and are not afraid to express themselves. So, it’s only right that this first episode opens with the dynamo that is Coco Jones! At 24 years old she’s already made such a name for herself and her star only continues to rise. She reprised the classic role of Hilary Banks on Peacock’s Bel-Air and speaks straight to our feelings with her new music. She’s got an incredible testimony of perseverance and taking the reins of your own life.

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