Domestic Violence is an epidemic that affects individuals from all walks of life. During the month of October, we bring awareness to this issue in hopes that more people will avoid, acknowledge or remove themselves from these unhealthy relationships.

In this podcast, I invite a friend of mine, Carolyn Wilson. Carolyn is a filmmaker, an author, an international speaker, and so much more. Most impressive to me is that Carolyn is a survivor of domesticate violence.

On this podcast, she shares some of her experiences and offers rays of hope for those also affected by this epidemic.

To reach out to Carolyn, you can find her at:https://magnifyyouressence.wordpress.com/

For the plan that Carolyn mentions on the podcast, visit: http://bit.ly/mye-contact.

For anonymous, confidential help available 24/7, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 (SAFE) or 1-800-787-3224 (TTY).

Season 3 is here! We’re now available on all the major broadcasts like ITunes, iHeart Radio, Amazon Music, Spotify, and more. In this special opening episode, my mom, Mildred Jones, joins me for her birthday and as my special guest. It was always a dream for her to share the word of God across the world. With this podcast, her dreams have come true. She talks about her health issues and how her faith helps her overcome. I pray that you will find courage through her words to keep showing up for your life despite your circumstances.

As I kept trying to work on Season 3 of the podcast, I kept thinking of how I’d never formally finished Season 2. ⁣

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In a conversation with my daughter about the importance of finishing her homework assignments, it stayed in the back of my head that I needed to finish what I started.⁣

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During this season, I’ve had an opportunity to share so many topics that I hope have been relevant to my audience. We’ve talked about plant based diets, dealing with Covid-19, racism in America, and so much more. ⁣

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We’ve dealt with the other effects of divorce and growing up fatherless. We’ve also had a conversation with a black father that wanted to share words of empowerment with other black men in America.⁣

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For Season 3, we’re going deeper. Stay tuned and whatever you started, remember to finish strong!⁣

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Coach Teia ⁣

www.coachteia.com

In this episode, my special guest, Amanda Tento, shares her experience of growing up without her father being consistently in her life.

After her parents divorced, Amanda was thrust into the middle of the ugly fight divorce often creates. Unfortunately, her innate desire to be a daddy’s girl was destroyed.

She loved spending quality time with him but sadly, she couldn’t anymore.

Amanda blames her mom for speaking such negative words about her dad to her. She also wondered if her dad could have fought harder to stay in her life.

For years, she saw him in the community but never communicated with him. She thought all things were well with him not being in her life until she grew up and realized the void that remained.

Today, her dad’s health has declined. The question is, has she made peace with him..and her mom? Listen to the podcast to find out.

For more information about this episode, visit www.coachteia.com.

Learning to pivot in this season of the pandemic is necessary for all families. For the past several months, we’ve been forced to make drastic changes in our lives. From staying home, wearing mask when in public, and social distancing, we’ve had to make these adjustments. We’ve had to pivot. In this episode, I’m discussing ways to do that for your family. Please reach out if you want more information about how to adjust to our new normal at www.coachteia.com.

Self Confidence is the firm trust and belief in yourself. It’s the way you appreciate your own strengths and abilities. Our kids need to have a strong sense of who they are. They need to feel good about their good qualities. In this episode, I discuss tips that help children feel more confident. I also an opportunity for families to take the Incredible Kids Assessment at www.coachteia.com to help you discover your child’s strengths. For more information on this topic, email me at [email protected].

In this episode, my special guests gets candid about the emotions that many often face during the divorce process. As you will hear, divorce can take a hold on your entire well-being. When there is no other option than to end an irreconcilable marriage, my guest Lolita Harris shares how she did.

In this episode, I have a conversation with a fellow mom who I recently met when she stepped out of her comfort zone and reached out to me. We instantly connected on so many levels, both professionally and personal.

Cher and I have many similarities such as being in the field of serving families, being life coaches, and completely passionate about serving others. We both love our families and have similar religious beliefs. We’re fellow podcasters and love talking about everything related to life.

Cher is a white mom raising white daughters. I am black mom raising black daughters.

We live in two different parts of the country. We’ve never been to each other’s hometown but we both deal with the summer heat. In this episode, we talk about our differences yet we compare our similarities. We both agree that there’s much power in stepping out of our comfort zones to meet new people and to learn about different cultures and communities.

We both agree that Black Lives Matter too. We believe that all races should be treated equally, and we both agree that communication has healing power.

We both pray that the listeners of this podcast will be inspired to learn and grow from one another. We’re celebrating our similarities and learning from our differences.

Enjoy this conversation as two moms speak.

In this episode, David Harrell, a father, entrepreneur, model, and mentor talks to young black men and fathers who might need mentoring in their lives. David speaks on the importance of image, becoming empowered through entrepreneurship, and the role confidence plays in black men. David gives personal experience that has helped him be successful in his own right despite the negative stigmatism black men often face. He instructs those that have not been taught basic things such as appearance, eye to eye contact and other things, to find a mentor or reach out to him. David defines what a well-dressed black man looks like. He epitomizes the statement “dress the part if you want the part”. You can find more information about David Harrell, Sr at www.harrellsonline.com.

There’s power in manifestation! In this podcast episode I share personal experiences of how manifesting things for my family has proven to be so beneficial and powerful. What I’ve learned that there is power in your words and in your intentions. When you intentionally speak specific things that you want to take place in your home, be prepared to see things change. I give steps that I’ve used which can hopefully help you begin the journey of manifestations.