Can A Playa Play

Stephen Krasner was born in Washington, D.C., growing up in the Maryland suburbs before attending the University of Hartford where he earned his undergraduate degree and later earned his Masters degree from The New School.  He has been a regular contributor for the HuffPost and the Good Men Project, works as a paralegal in New York, ran for elected office, managed political campaigns and spent two years in Ecuador serving as a Peace Corps volunteer.  His first book, "A Broken System: Family Court in the United States" is a collection of articles written on the subject of the dysfunction within the Family Court system. This is the first of two volumes (the second of which coming out in July 2018) that will be followed by his book, "A Broken System: The Underbelly of Family Law" slated for publication in the Spring of 2019.The book’s narrative describes the process of going through these court systems and confronting (and outing) the collusion, greed, and corruption while explaining the traps, tricks and networks that exist within these environments in a manner that emulates the “Broken System” column regularly published with the HuffPost and the Good Men Project.   The book presents research, facts, and the plight these complicated systems throw at people engaged in these ordeals each and every day—through the unique lens of someone who has experienced it all—and allows the reader an inside look at the implications and adverse impact these situations have on people and society as a whole. The narrative explores how possible racketeering, local politics, campaign dollars, personal grudges and financial influence are interconnected and play a part in promoting the self-interests (and self-preservation) of court players as opposed to the best interests of the child.

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Nancy grew up in Tampa, Florida (where she finally came back after 52 years), studied International Relations at American University in Washington, D.C., and married a prominent attorney from Cameroon in Central Africa, where she lived for fourteen wonderful years.  In the United States, she worked for The Washington Post on Capitol Hill, worked for a guy name Bob Dole, and was lead proposal writer for an international development contractor for USAID. Mrs. Hartwell published two plays, one of which was produced by BBC Radio and the other in French translation on ORTF(France). She has traveled to 44 countries, can speak more than a dozen languages, loves baking, traveling and entertaining. CALL IN 646-929-2870 WWW.WORLDMOVEMENT.COM

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The oldest Subject yet the most complexed will be discussed today.Tonya Davis was born in Shreveport, Louisiana. But raised in Compton, Ca. Tonya Davis found herself having to adapt to the realities of the hood. Tonya received a drastic wake-up call when she became the daughter-n-law of Tookie Williams- Founder of Crips Gang. Tonya had a strenuous life, she overcame many obstacles, sexual abuse, and domestic violence, were she was stabbed by her Ex-husband and left homeless. Tonya overcame her struggles and started a new beginning of Life. She attended & graduated from Loma Linda University in Loma Linda, California with a degree as a Lab Technician. She tackled the medical field for a few years, and then decided to change the paste in her life. She decided to launch her own first AfricanAmerican digital Magazine “Black Hollywood News Magazine” which began her success in 2008. Where she has interviewed some the hottest celebrities in the industry: Wendy Williams, Michael Jackson, Monique, User, and Jaime Foxx. Meagan Good, John Sally, Spike Lee, Jenifer Hudson and many more. She went on to create, her own pod-casted radio talk show.

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Nancy Hartwell grew up in Tampa and earned a degree in international relations from American University in Washington, D.C;, where she met and married a distinguished attorney from Cameroon who was working on his doctorate in law. She lived and worked in Cameroon for 14 years. Upon her return to the U.S., she wrote for The Washington Post on Capitol Hill for seven years and then became lead proposal writer for an international consulting company. She has traveled to 45 countries and speaks more than a dozen languages. She has become an internationally recognized authority on human trafficking and has done more than 700 radio interviews on the topic in 30 countries. The flagship book in her Human Trafficking Series, Harem Slave, won an award and reached number 7 in All Fiction on Amazon. It has been translated into Spanish, French, and German.

Henry and I turned out to be the first black-white couple to get married in Maryland (1967). We were so busy with final exams we had no idea until journalists started banging on our door.

I have raised eight kids: my daughter, four stepchildren, two nieces, and a nephew, and have fostered a half-dozen others. My brother teases, “You like wildlife – elephants, giraffes, and teenagers.”

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Dr. Stan Beecham is a sport psychologist and director and founding member of the Leadership Resource Center in Atlanta, Georgia.

Since 1998, Beecham has been helping organizations maximize performance and realize the full potential of their human resources. Senior executives utilize Dr. Beecham’s expertise to guide them through the process of selecting and developing high performance teams. In addition to his coaching and consulting engagements at the Leadership Resource Center, he is a professional speaker and writer committed to advancing the science of leadership development.

Legendary Coach Vince Dooley gave Beecham his start as an undergraduate student at the University of Georgia, allowing him to work with Kevin Butler, the great college and professional kicker for the Chicago Bears. Dooley later hired Beecham to start the sport psychology program for the athletic department. He was instrumental in helping UGA win numerous individual and team championships during his tenure. Today his work with collegiate, Olympic, and professional athletes from many sports has afforded him an insight into the minds of great competitors that only few have had the good fortune to gain.

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1.   He goes by the appellation of Br. Heru (Hu-roo').  He's proud that He has very little secondary education and that His vast, diversified knowledge is Self taught. Since Oct 25th, 2010 at 5:30pm, He has put in no less than 8 hrs a day studying a wide variety of topics to discover how the World Economies really work. As a result, He discovered much more and how it ALL revolves around CONTROL; not MONEY. Please welcome, Br Heru! 1.   Youtube links:

1.   High Frequency Radio

2.   Akiem El

3.   Deprogrammed Enlightener

4.   Tex Mason

2.   Books:

1.   Hardcore Redemption-In-Law

2.   The Black Bible of Science

3.   Understanding The Science of Self

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As a business owner of over two decades, the coaching is relevant, on point, and current, not theory. Clients see results and work with RoyceTalks repeatedly. Royce has worked with over 200 startups to help them develop solid foundations and grow revenue. She is an SBDC Certified Coach and has her education in Nonprofit Management, working with the executive team on strategic plans and fundraising. Royce's business extends internationally through speaking and consulting.



She has created and written over 100,000 pieces of content, including an award-winning social enterprise business plan and copy for major brands, and been published in the Small Business Expert Forum, HuffingtonPost, Carol Roth, Charity Magazine, and more. In addition, Royce has written and published several books and co-authored a few, including an international best seller. Royce is a Certified Direct Response Copywriter.

 

Links:
https://www.roycetalks.com/

https://www.amazon.com/Spontaneous-Journey-Royce-Gomez-ebook/dp/B01879A78K/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=royce+Gomez&qid=1573267849&sr=8-3

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Le’a Stroud is the founder and creator of CrystalClear Spiritual BluePrint-Personal Life Retreat. She has over 40 years as a physic empathy which is rare as most physics are not empaths. She has formulated a positive vibration frequency clearing a path and filling in the grid of positive vibrations, to show others how easy it is to shift in the moment from a negative energy and into a positive energy capturing the feeling of happiness and success in the now manifested moment of life.

She made the decision to move your life in the right here right now moment of Positive Vibration of Positive Thought to Create A Positive Outcome.

 

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Antonia Hall is an award-winning author, self-improvement expert, spiritual teacher, artist and longtime blogger.  She is committed to helping people bring more pleasure into their lives and is known as an inspirational catalyst for positive living. Her teachings and writings offer practical guidance on utilizing our inherent sexuality to enrich our everyday lives. Antonia has a passion for helping people live to their 

Ms. Hall graduated cum laude from Dominican University in Marin County, where she received a B.A. in Psychology. She received her M.A. at the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology. While she is based in Beverly Hills, California, Antonia is a worldwide traveler who has spent many years living abroad in the Netherlands, France, Mexico, and Costa Rica. She is also an artist and nature enthusiast who devotes time to protecting the environment and promoting green living. 

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Ten years ago I started to journal about my childhood. Putting pen to paper was an escape for me and allowed me to tell the story of my life through my memories. What started as a simple journal became much more as I relived the abusive childhood I endured. The memories on the pages were vivid in my mind and writing them down was a way for me to stop being held hostage by my history of abuse. Writing was a way for me to let go of traumatic memories and gave me the strength and courage to forgive my tormentors. When I would write I would allow the stories that were vivid in my mind turn into words on paper. I found peace and a new sense of self and decided to organize these stories into an autobiography. I shared the stories with friends and families who encouraged me to write. I wrote initially to help myself, but what I have found is that there are so many others with similar experiences of abuse, violence and trauma that I now hope that my writing will inspire others to go from victim to survivor. Surviving does not mean forgetting; instead it means living and not allowing those who have abused me to rent space in my head. Learning and sharing this lesson may help others and that is why I write.

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