Frankly Speaking with Tyra G

If by chance no one has told you that they love you today. I would be honored to be the first to say, I love you today! I love you because you are and have been so willing to grow. And my how you have grown! You have grown from struggling to searching. From “trying to”  to “learning how to” . You’ve grown from fear to having faith, to demonstrating your courage. You have grown in many ways, consistently demonstrating your willingness and courage to take the next step —the step toward knowing more about yourself. That is exactly why I love you—you are profoundly divine.

There is more of you waiting to unfold. There is more about the world you desire to understand. There are more people coming into your life, and you are gaining more about yourself through your experiences with them. Yes, there is so much more!

My guest today is energy, possibilities, and promise. Hear about her creative journey from high school theatre to college and now to New York City. Welcome Chelsea Townsend to Frankly Speaking with Tyra G. You will smile a lot.

Today I share once more words that awaken from the life coach and author in her 2000 book, Until Today.  And I quote:

“Life will work for me when I realize …the experience of my faith keeps my faith alive.

You must have faith and experience to live life fully. You must believe that everything you expect from life is possible. You must have faith that no matter what life brings to you, you will be able to handle it. You must have confidence that your faith will eventually lead to good experiences.

Experience teaches you that your faith is paying off. Once you have had an experience, you know that you know. When you see, you become more fruitful. Once you have an experience, you want more and better or different experiences. The difference between faith and experience is this: One you must work on, the other works on you.

Join Dr. Amile Exume as he explores the role of the Divine in his life. He continues to provide service to others above self, in spite of a medical condition that defies all odds. He lives in constant wonderment declaring, WOW! God did this for me?

Be inspired!

This month, Frankly Speaking, is focusing on phenomenal women and how we embrace and manage our universal experiences, rainbows and clouds, courage, and resolve. We are a journey, not a destination; our life is a process, not an event. Even still, we are motion, loving, serving, nurturing, encouraging, and empowering. We are love, and love does.

And yes, sometimes… sometimes we get stuck between our no longer the familiar, the habits, and our not yet, who we were created to be, and we may ask, “Am I enough?”

By the way, the right answer is a resounding YES!

Author Ilyanla Vanzant says, “A society with its structures, expectations, and divisions has fostered certain ideas about women that are not always flattering. Many people believe that strong women are not feminine and that assertive women cannot be trusted. My all-time favorite is that women who exhibit any degree of clarity about who they are and what they want are dangerous. Do not forget that a bossy woman is domineering, making her the B word. We won’t bother to mention the myths that women are not as smart as men or cannot handle money. The point is that some people believe these things about women, and some are women!”

For any of you who follow me, you know in my manifest, I commit to encouraging and empowering women to walk in their worthiness. Frankly Speaking, is changing the script one story at a time.

My guest this week is doing the work by saying yes to the power within her, empathically listening to others’ silence, and giving when others are unable to ask. She is paying the dues, and gracefully managing the rewards.

Welcome, Ms. Louise Molton to the Frankly Speaking table.

This evening, our show theme is curated from our HUMAN LIBRARY catalog titled What I Know Now. You often hear me say everyone has a story. And you know, I also believe that everyone is a story.

Each of our stories reflects a journey, not a destination, a process, not an event. We are continually moving, continually growing, continually becoming. As long as we breathe, the end of our story has not yet been written. That means we have opportunities to edit the plot of our story to reflect our physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional evolution.

Author Maya Angelou   says, “There is no greater agony than hearing an untold story inside you.” Let that resonate for a second.

Life coach and author Iyanla Vanzant believes in her story, and I quote, “Life will work for me when I realize I have everything I need within me to create everything I want out there.

My guest this week believes all that exists between perceiving something as negative or positive is choice.

She is a dynamically unfolding story; a journey, and a process.  She is a student. She is a teacher. She is a survivor. She is hope.

So, sit back, listen, and learn things as Ms. Lynnie Vessels joins us at the FS Table. Her story, so far, reads of survival and a grateful spirit. Educator, author, and inspirational speaker, Ms Lynnie Vessels.

Are you a Star Trek fan? Do you watch The Equalizer?

You will love this week’s Frankly Speaking conversation if you answer yes to either of these questions! Once, Christopher Derrick’s father told him, “If you see someone doing something you want to do, you can do it.” And so he did. However, for Christopher, it was a process, not an event, a journey, not a destination. Christopher shares his journey from his graduation in finance at the University of Michigan to his present position as Executive Story Editor on the television show The Equalizer.

Christopher is evidence of the validity of the Karmic astrologer Dora Jones’s message: “Each of us comes into life with a promise, a gift, a passion, and a deep heartfelt desire.”

The promise is what you have come to life to master. You have promised to overcome, resolve, or heal some aspect of your consciousness. As you face your life experiences, you can fulfill this promise.

The gift is what you have come to give to life. It is the cornerstone of self-determination and self-actualization. The gift constitutes your talents and your abilities. The special things you do that only you can do.

Passion represents those things you pursue for sheer joy- those you do that make you feel alive, meaningful, valuable, and worthy. Most of us are frightened away from or talked out of our passion. We are made to feel it is inappropriate or useless.

A heartfelt desire is what you most want to experience in life. Some want love. Others want acceptance. Most of us want both. We face difficulty in not losing our identity or integrity in pursuing heartfelt desires.

Until today, you may not have known your life’s true meaning and purpose. For today, ask the Holy Spirit, your guardians, angels, and guides to reveal how each element is represented in your life.

Put this message on your mirror as a daily reminder.

“Today, I am devoted to pursuing a deeper meaning and a more divine expression in my life! “I will separate what happens to me from who I was created to be.

Take a listen. Be inspired!

Human trafficking strips away a person’s freedom, forcing them into labor or commercial sex against their will. When a child is exploited for commercial sex, it is always human trafficking, no matter the circumstances. The wounds left behind—both seen and unseen—can haunt survivors for a lifetime, stealing their innocence, their dreams, and their basic human rights.

This week we visit the land of Generation Z also known as iGen, also known as Centennials, also known as Nexters featuring Aiden Hayes, Paige Jackson, and Michelle Jackson.

This conversation expands our appreciation of who young people are becoming as a result of the stories they have been told and the ones they are telling themselves. We listen to how stories impact their behavior, their thoughts, and their dreams,

DJ KHALED, music industry megaproducer and recording artist reminds Gen Z as well as all of us in his book The Keys, and I quote:

“We the Best” means exactly what it says. I didn’t say I’m the best. That’s an important distinction; I said we. That means me, Fan Luv, my team, and everybody who’s got love and positive energy. Let me ask you this: If somebody came up to you and asked, “Are you, the beat writer, chef, producer, director? What would you say? If you don’t declare that you’re the best, I’m disappointed. You are supposed to say that you are the best because let me tell you, you are the best. You need to own it with confidence and conviction. Say it to yourself first a thousand times, and then say it to others a thousand more. For real, Is somebody better than you? Nah. “We the Best”. You have to speak your success into existence because absolutely no one else will do it for you.

That’s why I started my first label, I called it “We the Best”. Were we the best yet? That’s up for debate. But did we have the drive and the passion and the necessary dedication to be the best? Without a doubt, Muhammad Ali, rest in peace, said, “I am the greatest, I said that before I knew I was.” DJ said, make your life about fulfilling your vision and dream big.” End Quote

Let’s listen, be inspired, and get smarter.

Frankly Speaking with Tyra G was born from a vision to unite voices across generations and cultures. By weaving in thoughtful themes, we keep our stories vibrant and meaningful. Tonight, we open the pages of our HUMAN LIBRARY with the theme: Voices From the Future. Listening to the hopes, dreams, and concerns of the next generation is a joy and a mirror, reflecting how well we are shaping the world for them.

What happens when you have to be light in the darkness?

“At night, the ocean can be a huge dark place. When riding the seas, you can never know for sure if the water will be calm or turbulent. You never know if you will drift off course or run aground. That is why there are lighthouses. When ships lose their way, they are guided by the lighthouse. When there is trouble or danger at sea, you can seek refuge by the lighthouse. During a storm, the lighthouse will always guide the ships safely to shore. Best of all, there is always someone in the lighthouse waiting.

Join a conversation with Robyn McCoy who suffered the loss of a beloved husband and who found a path to healing by walking in vulnerability and authenticity and faith. She has co-founded an organization, a safe place to say the name of their beloved, to grieve and to grow, called Widow Expressions. 

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