In this episode, Jazz sits down with Dr. Monica P Band—aka “The Mindful Healer”—to talk about why she chose LinkedIn as her primary platform, how long-form writing gives her room for nuance, and why LinkedIn feels “safer” than more aesthetic-driven spaces like Instagram. Dr. Band shares how she uses LinkedIn like a professional diary for therapists, why she avoids reactionary posting, and how thoughtful comment culture has helped her build community without needing video or curated visuals.

They unpack the pressure of being perceived online (especially as a practicing therapist with clients who may follow), the value of choosing one or two primary platforms instead of trying to do everything, and how creating for personal fulfillment—not consumption—can be more sustainable. The conversation also centers on visibility as a healing practice, including cultural messages about humility, invisibility, and code-switching, and how being a “whole person” can support burnout prevention. Dr. Band also shares that she has finished writing and submitted a book proposal inspired in part by grief after losing her dog, Ember. Drawing from her academic background, she’s working on a more accessible guide for multicultural people to embrace their full selves, validate lived experiences like discrimination and intergenerational trauma, and navigate depth, safety, and connection—especially in intercultural relationships. L

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