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Update: Rehab Progress
Rehab update: Pre rough-in electrical inspection walk through of my gut rehab.
Life is never a straight line. You can’t avoid doing the work.
Reading: I Am From… by LaShawnda Jones
Video reading of “I Am From….” by LaShawnda Jones Author LaShawnda Jones recites her poem “I Am From” – YouTube https://youtu.be/DVBO0Xv1_zQ
Interview: I Am Woman on Black Writer’s Workspace
I had a very good conversation with Michelle Jackson of Black Writer’s Workspace about my book, I AM WOMAN: Expressions of Black Womanhood in America. Listen to the interview below. https://youtu.be/hCAJyWMHDrk
Convo: Don’t Drop the Mic (T.D. Jakes & Steven Furtick)
This is such a great conversation on faith, growth and leadership. Conversation: JD Jakes and Steven Furtick https://youtu.be/wFtEzyB2uJk
Video: Becoming What You Hate
Thought experiment: Project the idea of your best self into the idea of your best environment. What’s the first step in getting you there in reality?
People are disappointing
Disappointment as a faith-builder Disappointments by family and friends can have life-altering and personality-changing impact. My most painful disappointments have helped refine my faith and how I view my abilities and capabilities. There is no level or area of human interaction that has not led to disappointment in my life. Still I would not tradeContinueContinue reading “People are disappointing”
Video: Self-loathers don’t know what love is (Pt 2)
I’m repeatedly reminded that people who don’t love themselves are incapable of giving, receiving or showing love. They are sometimes good at faking it, but fakers always expose themselves out of frustration.
Looking back to move forward
August is a month of reflection and celebration. All this year I’ve been looking back. Mostly at the history of America as it relates to descendents of the American slave trade, including legacy systems, and Black Women. I’ve returned to old homes and old jobs. I’ve committed to finishing unfinished work. Now my mind andContinueContinue reading “Looking back to move forward”
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