Everybody’s Homegirl

Tracy and her guest, Will Pugh,  accountant and President of Mentoring Brother2Brother, discuss what it takes to be a great mentor, and why some black men seem to take issue with Vice Presidential nominee Kamala Harris! 

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Hi everybody! Welcome back to another episode of Everybody’s Homegirl Podcast. When I was in college I learned how to play dominoes, and I learned that one of the most important aspects of the game is to not take too long to make your move. Don’t think too long about it. Just do it. Because if you think too hard or take too long, you are probably going to make the wrong move. This week my guest, Ms. Beletra D. Thomas, shares with me how she chases her dreams and lives life to the fullest by having the courage to take those leaps of faith without fear. Her willingness to just go for it makes her the perfect example of Black Girl Magic! If you’ve ever had a dream or a goal that you wanted to pursue, take Beletra’s advice from this episode and don’t think to long about it. Just Do it because if you think long, you think wrong!

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Do you have a faith village? Friends who you celebrate your triumphs and pray with you through your tragedies? Everyone needs friends to walk with them on their faith journey. In this episode, I sit down with two of my dearest friends, Toni Roberson and Felicia Wheeler, and we have an honest conversation around faith and friendship. Visit my website at www.everybodyshomegirl.com or send me an email at [email protected]

I sit down with my friend, Kasandra Chalmers, and we discuss what we wish knew when we were younger. Visit my website at www.everybodyshomegirl.com or email me at [email protected]