A poem!

In this episode, we dive into the true meaning of success through the lens of Maya Angelou's powerful words: "Success is liking yourself, liking what you do, and liking how you do it." We'll explore how to move beyond societal expectations and reframe success as a deeply personal, fulfilling journey.

The only ones who would try to extinguish your light are those who don't see their own. We are the ones we've been waiting for. 'Black Bodies Are Supernovas ' is written to honor those who for a brief moment may have forgotten. Welcome home!

Who are you?

A question I reflect on often. Am I the experiences that have shaped my reality thus far?

Am I how i'm perceived by the world and what little they know about me based on the multiple matrices we use?

Perhaps I am the creator behind the art?

The muse and the artist.

Maybe I am angry.

Maybe I am light.

Maybe I am a multitude of complicated emotions that exist within this body.

What a liberating feeling to accept this truth.

Who are you?

"Use Me" is a reflection on my walk with Christ—the way He lovingly corrects me. And when my pride gets in the way, I'm reminded that we are all imperfect. Yahweh understands me in a way that makes me feel secure in this calling. My purpose is to challenge the status quo by daring to be my most authentic self.