Power Trip with Tangi Greene

We've been taught how to talk to and interact with everyone around us EXCEPT ourselves.  This episode is dealing with the power of your words; your decree and the power that lies right in your tongue.

At some point you have to let go of all the things you think you need in order to be accepted by those around you. You're calling needs no acceptance or approval or permission… 

This free-flowing episode Borrows a few words from Dr. King's Speech… Not the "I Have a Dream" speech, But the speech he gave shortly before he died stating that living a long life didn't really matter to him anymore; when he said those words,"it doesn't matter anymore" we saw a man completely die to himself and emerge fully into the mission that he was call to fulfill. I challenge you to do the same thing.

It’s time to go ahead and sit down and confront your fear. She is ever present and replete with questions… Why do you keep ignoring her? Let’s have a chat. “Hello, fear. What’s on your mind? I’m so glad you could join me today - I must be on the right track. I hope you packed light because we have places to go and people to see... Hello, fear. You’re coming with me.

Fighting through a day when oppression was a cultural norm and winning, Diahann Carroll is an example of Legacy that outshines the darkness of her days. In this episode she shares some of the discouraging stereotypes that she faced and I share the first time that I encountered self doubt.

In this episode we explore the lost feeling of trying to find the root cause of the things that we do to harm ourselves. It’s like being in a house with no lights on trying to find your keys…

This episode exposes those limiting beliefs that we have allowed to rob us of our full potential. It’s all in your head… Right believing brings right living- get your head right so that you can get back in the game.

You are the most important person in your life because you are the common denominator of everything that makes up your legacy! These are very stressful times especially for oppressed people...we have to learn to take care of ourselves; breathe... plan... say no.

It’s a very dark time but take hope darkness will never consume the light! And guess what? You are the light! We need you to shine we need you to rise up and light the way for those who want more... they are desperate and they’re waiting on you to take your place.

In this interview with community advocate, James C. Tomlin, We Get to take a peek into the heart and mind of a Black father in 2019. He speaks on re-writing the negative narrative and stereotypes that have been forced on the African-American community to media and other sources and also a quick peek into his thoughts on love and relationships inside the black community.

We don’t have time to be angry, we don’t have time to be frustrated… Those things steal our precious moments from us. Moments that we will never see again. Sometimes even when you know what to do you still end up doing the wrong thing and that was my testimony this week.