As a kid, I loved the choose your own adventure books. If you are familiar with these books, then you know how easy it was to change the story's outcome for your character. What would happen if we, as adults, kept that same mindset? Listen to It's All Up to You to find out how. 

Have you ever thought if my presence makes a difference in someone's life? The answer is yes; listen to the Power of Presence to find out how your showing up can save a life, including yours. 

Grace..What an interesting concept. Some fail to believe they deserve it, and others believe they deserve it but are unsure how to give it. Listen, as I tell my story of how I was reminded of the power of Grace.

In this day and age, being healthy mentally should  be a way of life. Join me for a live candid conversation with a group of my friends, as we discuss all things mental health from the educational, theraputic and spiritual points of view. 

What happens when someone you love needs to be held up? Do you let them go it alone? Or Do you offer support? Tune in for tips on how to help them bend but not break. 

Join me for an informative and interesting conversation with the founder of Be You Podcasting, Ace Epps, as we talk through the myths and challenges of non-profit organizations.

In a space where minorities are not given a fair chance to shine, black artists showcase that they can be versatile in their talents outside of sports, where minorities tend to dominate in some leagues, black people are given a chance to shine & showcase their keen eye for detail to paint their own story from their worldview.

Being a single parent is not easy; it is filled with ups and downs. Often, more downs than ups. Listen in on the candid conversation between myself and my son as we discuss our journey as mother and son.

Do you feel as if you are carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders? As Black Women, we often find ourselves taking care of others before we take care of ourselves. In this episode, we learn it is ok, to take care of you. Here's the question, how can you take care of someone else when you yourself are not ok? 

As a black woman, we've found it hard to properly grow in entrepreneruial environments, due to the lack of support, examples, or just not feeling welcomed in that space. This eposode discusses how we break our own self-inflicting barriers, while making our mark known, substantial, and worth remembering.