Ten years and Countless Memories Later…
I cried. I balled my eyes out. I sobbed, gasping for air because the pressure to keep my plans in line had become too great. Sitting on the steps of…
I cried. I balled my eyes out. I sobbed, gasping for air because the pressure to keep my plans in line had become too great. Sitting on the steps of…
Have you ever felt curious about your call (your purpose)? I don't know about you, but I've found myself asking the question, "Did God really say...?" more than once lately. Fill it in for yourself. Did God really say it was time for me to go back to school? Did God really say to take this job? Did God really say my daughter should be on this team? Did God really say? Before we run down the rabbit hole of self doubt, I recommend we think about what happened to Eve when she contemplated that question a little too long.
How much time have you spent worrying about things that you can't change lately? There will always be insecurities that we have to answer for and questions that confuse us, but neither of those get the power to dictate how we choose to respond. I've shared five tips to help you worship beyond the worry. Let's talk...
It's Women's Herstory Month, and it's time to address those thoughts that so many women share when they state, "I don't like girls," and, "I can't stand being around females." I'm here to tackle that mindset by reminding you of how amazing we really are! When we begin to reflect on the power in our potential, we're more willing to engage so let's chat.
As Black History Month comes to a close, I have to admit I’m hopeful about the future, especially with leaders like Yara Shahidi sharing the importance of the vote, and I’m grateful for the young leaders I know who are doing what they can. As mentors and parents, we can learn a lot from the way Yara was raised to influence the young people in our lives. After all, she didn’t get into Harvard, based on her acting skills, as great as they are. How are you encouraging others to influence the world? Let’s look at a few steps we can use today.