Breaking the Mental Health Stigma

No more accidents, no more mistakes, no more excuses...it's time for accountability

Do we really understand what is taking place? Are we truly growing and changing?

Courtney Smith joins us and shares some of her struggles and her approach to overcoming while on her journey in life.

Highlighting Women's History Month we welcome Mrs. Michelle Robinson to share her experiences as the only African American teacher in the Olean City School District.

If you want it to grow, to blossom, if you want to reap a harvest, then you are going to have to trust the process. You will have to cultivate the growth of the seed and not dig it up whenever it's not going how you want it to.

Even though popcorn cooks under similar conditions, same pan, same oil, same heat the kernels pop at different times, different sizes. It's a process that's unique to each kernel not comparing to those around it but allowing individuality to help benefit the group. Stop rushing or comparing your process and pop when it's your time.

We have to trust the process, we have to stop trying to jump onto the potter's wheel before we have been processed into clay, a usable material to be turned into a vessel for our purpose.

Not everyone will understand your call, your purpose, and that's ok they shouldn't. The call was personal to you it wasn't a conference call for anyone else to join in.

Mr. Malone joins us tonight to give us some background and insight on V.I.B.E. and how they're making an impact. Visit their website at www.vibe716.org