This episode was inspired by the tv show 'The Chi'. The Chi is drama television series created by Lena Waithe (Black Woman) about life in a neighborhood on the south side of Chicago. The show is in its' fifth season. I have not missed one episode. I love that the show touches on many subject that has an impact on OUR culture. Subjects that we often tip toe around in our own homes and families. I feel the show it what our culture needed at this time. 

There have been many successful black television shows that have left lasting impressions on hearts of many. On this show we'll be taking a stroll down history lane. 

Hey, Good People! In this episode, I will expose my truths on why I disappear from time to time. I struggle with NOT being seen and heard. Comparison holds me back from moving forward. I question myself about if I'm really making a difference? Does what I'm trying to do even matter? Am I making a impact?

Self-Talk is loud!! Make sure yours is positive.  

As a little girl, I had hopes of marrying my Prince Charming and riding off into sunset. As I became of age, with more wisdom, my desires changed finding a Great Man/King to share my life with... My fairytale often started off with me in a beautiful white dress, on a beach, surrounded by friends and family. I now know the wedding MAY be easier planning than the work that it will take to maintain our union.

On this episode, Mrs. Stephanie Hunt joins me to discuss how she has created a successful 20- year marriage. Stephanie speaks on the importance of core foundations, respect and submission while give tips that help her to sustain her own marriage.

"Discipline is rarely enjoyable, but almost always profitable." Darrin Patrick

Mr. Jeremiah discusses his childhood experiences being raised by his single mother while she pursued her military career. Jeremiah speaks on his short but impactful time he spent with his father during his senior year of high school and culture shock during that transition. The conversation truly grows into very interesting topics and struggles that we encounter in todays generation while raising children. Enjoy!

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Nobody wants to tell you WHY discipline is so important. Discipline is the strongest form of self-love. It is ignoring temporary pleasure for a great reward.

Today's guest is Mr. Jay Williams. Jay shares his experience of being a military baby with a very structured childhood which lead to his career in the Air Force. Jay explains how discipline often creates a successful outcome in many areas in life.  

Today I Interview my special guest, Counselor Deborah Wallace- Wood regarding her career and inspiration to help others. Mrs. Wallace-Wood also defines trauma and PTSD, while providing tools to cope and resources. Enoy!

I know the Holidays are not happy times for everyone. I, myself, suffer from seasonal depression. The dark days and cold weather often get the best of me, every year. But March of 2021 I wanted to tap out. I do not mind sharing my story because there is nothing to be ashamed of. I am human. I have good days and bad days. I want you to know you are not alone. 

I had the pleasure of speaking with my guy, B. Mr. Brown is amazing father of three young Queens, and an ambitious Black man out here chasing his dreams. B. shares his story of "staying the course"- no matter what. 

Did you know that YOU have complete control over your life? You can demote, promote and readjust as much as YOU like. You also have to own up to YOUR own crap if you want to improve the quality of YOUR life. You remain stagnant by choice. Your growth is YOUR responsibility. ACT NOW!

"Black men deserve to grow old" - Mia Jaye

Our community appears to be growing numb to black and black violence. It truly breaks my heart to known another child has become fatherless, another mother has to bury their child... another widow, single mother etc.