Rev. Dulani and Jerome Braggs continue their discussion about planting the seeds for your success in 2012. We will discuss how God is responsible for the process of manifesting your desires. The only thing you have to do is expedite the realization of what you want.

Rev. Dulani and Jerome Braggs continue their discussion about planting the seeds for your success in 2012. We will discuss how God is responsible for the process of manifesting your desires. The only thing you have to do is expedite the realization of what you want.

It's a brand-new year and an opportunity to create a brand-new you! Jerome and Rev. Dulani continue their conversation, sharing more techniques, strategies and principles for creating your greatest year ever.

It's a brand-new year and an opportunity to create a brand-new you! Jerome and Rev. Dulani continue their conversation, sharing more techniques, strategies and principles for creating your greatest year ever.

It's a brand-new year and an opportunity to create a brand-new you! Jerome and Rev. Dulani kick off this new year by sharing techniques, strategies and principles for creating your greatest year ever.

It's a brand-new year and an opportunity to create a brand-new you! Jerome and Rev. Dulani kick off this new year by sharing techniques, strategies and principles for creating your greatest year ever.

Jerome and Dulani end the year with a personal reflection about how living authentically has opened doors for them. They also discuss goal-setting techniques to prepare you to be powerful, productive and "GET YOUR LIFE" in 2012.

Jerome and Dulani end the year with a personal reflection about how living authentically has opened doors for them. They also discuss goal-setting techniques to prepare you to be powerful, productive and "GET YOUR LIFE" in 2012.

In this program, Jerome and Dulani speak with Tona Brown, the first African-American transgender violinist and vocalist to sing for a seated president of the United States of America, about how the power of authenticity and loving oneself has been the recipe for her (and anyone's) success.

In this program, Jerome and Dulani speak with Tona Brown, the first African-American transgender violinist and vocalist to sing for a seated president of the United States of America, about how the power of authenticity and loving oneself has been the recipe for her (and anyone's) success.