Dialog with Dr. Dee

Dr. Dee shares the positive impact of Visioning and how Visioning can support your journey as you seek achievement in all areas of life.

Cathelean Steele, a dear friend of the Emmett Till’s mother, shares her perspective on the new film, Till, which is based on the true story of Mamie Till-Mobley's relentless pursuit of justice for her 14-year-old son, Emmett Till, who was brutally lynched in 1955 while visiting his cousins in Mississippi. Today’s dialog takes us on a journey which details why we must never quit but move on to success in the midst of our trials and adversities.

Devonne Edwards joined me to discuss the impact of negative/positive relationships on businesses. Devonne shares how to be successful with relationships whether business, or personal and whether it’s a startup or a seasoned one in need of a shot in the arm. Devonne took his business to 20 million in revenues in a very short span only to learn the negative impact of relationships was destroying his success.

Bruce shares with us the benefit of reading aloud to children. He elaborates on the magical and transformational impact as well as how it feeds the brains, provides a rich vocabulary and sentence structure and almost always guarantees success. Further it builds an unforgettable bond with Fathers who read to their children.

Dr. Dee shares with us various trials, tribulations and adversities that we are faced with in life whether career, personal and life situations that can plagued us and leaves us with obstacles which seems insurmountable. She takes us on a journey which details why we must never quit but move on to success in the midst of our trials.

Holding on to hope in spite of your situation. During your worst and most devastating life challenges, the ability to maintain and keep hope alive can assist with overcoming what you can view as insurmountable odds.

Dr. Stefany Jones shares how to identify and get aligned with your unique purpose and the positive impact of marrying your gifts, talents and skills.

Honor Byrne shares how videogames can reduce stress. Confirmed by significant research, the games result in dopamine secretion which makes you feel good and because they are challenging and rewards you for overcoming it, provides feelings of competence.

Shoshonna Wright shares her story about enduring and overcoming sexual molestation and abuse at the hands of her Stepfather. Shoshoanna provides listeners with her struggle to ensure her mother’s happiness over her own safety and how her walk was extended over 10 years. We discuss tips for individuals on getting through a similar and emotional challenge.

Cathelean Steele shares little known facts about women in the Civil Rights Movement and their impact in shaping the movement. She was an educator for 25 years, and started Smart Minds, Inc. an afterschool program upon retirement. She is a Program Director for the National Office of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and is founder of Justice for Girls, a sex trafficking preventative initiative. Ms. Steele is the author of Smarty Arty, a children’s book.