Twenty Something and Confused: Finding Clarity Through Storytelling
Episode 32, Oct 31, 05:00 AM
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In this powerful and soul-nourishing episode, Nonjabulo Magagula, author of Twenty Something and Confused, joins Bulelani Marwanqana to unpack the beauty and chaos of growing up — finding faith, purpose, and peace in uncertainty. Whether you’re feeling lost, rebuilding, or rediscovering yourself, this conversation reminds you that confusion is part of becoming.
💡 Listen. Reflect. Grow.
📚 Get Nonjabulo’s book Twenty Something and Confused here → https://ingriddd.gumroad.com/l/twentysomething
🎙️ Talking Classrooms: Educational Communication and Reflection
In this heartfelt and deeply relatable episode of Talking Classrooms: Educational Communication and Reflection, host Bulelani Marwanqana sits down with author and creative Nonjabulo Magagula, whose book Twenty Something and Confused captures the emotional rollercoaster of young adulthood — the questions, the faith, the doubt, and the quiet victories along the way.
Together, they explore what it means to grow up in a world that demands clarity while you’re still trying to understand yourself. From dealing with uncertainty and burnout to finding spiritual grounding and redefining success, this episode offers gentle wisdom for anyone who has ever felt lost in their twenties — or at any stage of life.
Through open and honest conversation, Nonjabulo and Bulelani remind us that confusion is not a sign of weakness, but a sign that we’re in the middle of becoming who we are meant to be.
If you’ve ever felt behind, unsure, or in need of reassurance that you’re not alone — this episode is for you.
Together, they explore what it means to grow up in a world that demands clarity while you’re still trying to understand yourself. From dealing with uncertainty and burnout to finding spiritual grounding and redefining success, this episode offers gentle wisdom for anyone who has ever felt lost in their twenties — or at any stage of life.
Through open and honest conversation, Nonjabulo and Bulelani remind us that confusion is not a sign of weakness, but a sign that we’re in the middle of becoming who we are meant to be.
If you’ve ever felt behind, unsure, or in need of reassurance that you’re not alone — this episode is for you.