Growing Forward Together

Growing Forward Together

By Kinita Seema SchripsemaEducationSelf-Improvement
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Growing Forward Together episodes

  • Imposter Syndrome: Who Am I Really?

    What does living authentically mean to you?  Who are you REALLY?  Why is it so easy to build a fake identity rather than live into our true selves?  These and other questions answered along with some tips so you too can #LiveYourStory.  

    16 min
  • The Culture of Disability: A Dialogue with Paul Artale

    As I continue to meet amazing people in my line of work, I asked a fellow author and speaker, Paul Artale, to shed light on his journey as someone who has learned to use his physical disability as a strength.  Listen in and you might learn how to "keep the dialogue" going!

    45 min
  • Moments to Memories

    Do you struggle with being in the moment?  You are not alone!! Learn to make your moments count as they become memories that might feel out of your sight and reach!!

    13 min
  • Is It Time for A Realignment?

    Realignment…what does that mean in your story?  How do you feel when things are out-of-sync or out of alignment?  What do you do? Feeling alone in this journey? Let's connect...I've got your back!!

    23 min
  • Do you see me?

    An interview of Tabitha Pope, Director of Disability from Nazarene University in Oklahoma City, OK.  Tabitha brings a unique perspective to the topic of intersectionality and agency as it relates to disability in our society.  She dives into the need for acceptance rather than tolerance!!

    29 min
  • I am not black

    As a woman of colour, I choose to stand and kneel in solidarity with my black brothers and sisters.  Are you ready to step into action against racism (and other isms), inequality and inequity in your community and for the sake of others? Practical steps also found in my blog at www.seemaglobalconsulting.com

    12 min
  • For Such a Time as This: Interview with Okey K. Enyia

    As a concious black male in America, Okey shares humbly and graciously the plight of black males along with tools that will help them not only survive but also thrive.  His story started in the Southeast side of Chicago, IL, USA and he now currently works on Capitol Hill, in the Washington, D.C., area for the U.S. Department of Health & Human Resources.

    53 min

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Feel like you have hit a wall in your journey? We are here to encourage, empower and equip individuals to grow forward in their stories and help them live into their best selves while they embrace…