KIATWA-Keeping it All Things Women With Aaisha

Join this amazing and honest conversation with Reabetswe Mosenyi where we talk about what it means for us to be women in the body of Christ.

This is about reflecting on our experiences and Christian journey while navigating our current views on relationships, sisterhood, identity and purpose.

Enjoy, KIATWA listeners 💋

The topic around family and womanhood. Don’t miss this incredible conversation with Mbali Khumalo ✨

1. When you think about the women in our family, who comes to mind first, and what is one thing she taught you that still shows up in your life today?

2. Do you think the women in our family expressed love through words, actions, or sacrifice, and how has that shaped the way you give and receive love today?

3. Growing up, what did you observe about the way the women in our family handled difficult seasons, and how has that influenced the kind of woman you want to become?

4. If you could speak to your younger self, what is one lesson about being a woman that you would want them to carry for the rest of their lives?

Friendships. Relationships. Light-hearted Questions.
​What “qualifies” someone as Aaisha’s friend?
​Do you believe in alignment and how does it look in terms of friendships and relationships?
​What’s your favourite show?
​What’s your favourite book?
​What’s your favourite colour?
​What’s your favourite podcast?
​What’s your favourite music genre?
​What’s your favourite song?
​Do you believe that feelings are facts?
​What’s your guilty pleasure?
​What’s one conspiracy theory that you lowkey believe in?
​What belief are you currently deconstructing/ breaking down?

Faith. Money. Family. Success.
​Why do you think faith is important for women?
​What’s your view on money? Is it something you’re comfortable talking about?
​What’s your view on Black Tax?
​What does success look like to you? Do you strive for excellence?
​What does abundance look like to you? (Your branches of abundance)

Basics. Foundations. Get to know Aaisha.
​Why did you start KIATWA?
​What was Aaisha’s childhood like?
​How do you know so many people? Are you introverted, extroverted or a mixture of both?
​What fuels your confidence?
​What drives Aaisha into becoming the woman she envisioned herself to be?
​Did you always want to be a CA and what is your calling?
​What would you say to 8 year old, 13 year old and 18 year old Aaisha?