She Words: A Podcast from Alicia Ramsey

This episode of the She Words podcast is entitled Battling Self-Esteem part 2 by host Alicia Ramsey M.Ed. This conversation with Alicia Ramsey of AR Consulting is part 2 from episode 1 of season2. Self-esteem means the way you look at yourself. It is a personal evaluation in which you assign to yourself significant, minor, or no worth. In other words, it is a matter of whether or not you like yourself. The host emphasizes the need to support your soul (mind, will, intellect, and emotions) and not let people label your personality. It is your life, so make decisions for your betterment. This podcast is a pleasant conversation; take a listen, and reflect then take a moment to self-reflect.

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The She Words podcast by the host Alicia Ramsey shares information, inspiration, and principles in the conversation entitled, Battling Self-Esteem. The first episode of season two deals with self-esteem. Self-esteem is the way you look at yourself. It is a personal evaluation in which you assign to yourself significant, minor, or no worth. In other words, it is a matter of one liking yourself or not. I am not a medical doctor, clinical psychologist, or psychiatrist. I am a leadership coach, spiritual leader, and mother who will take time to share with you how you can tackle understanding your self-worth.

Please take a moment to listen and share on the She Words Facebook page. Connect with us and share your story on social media IG- ladyramsey or e-mail us at [email protected]. Thank you for subscribing, sharing, and supporting She Words. 

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This episode of the She Words podcast is entitled My Life by host Alicia Ramsey M.Ed. This conversation with Alicia Ramsey of AR Consulting is about the famed R & B artist Mary J. Blige (I do not own the rights to this music). The host shares why she has been a fan of the Queen of Hip Hop since her first album was released in the early ’90s. The host breaks down the recent documentary from the artist and shares the importance of learning who we are as people. 

The host takes one of the title tracks to voice how to express thoughts and seek emotional support. It is important to protect your soul (mind, will, intellect, and emotions) and not allow people to drain you. It is your life, so make decisions for your betterment. This podcast is a pleasant conversation; take a listen, and reflect then take a moment to self-reflect.

Connect with us and share your story on social media, or e-mail us at [email protected]. If you want to schedule a coaching session with Alicia Ramsey, connect on the AR Consulting website at www.aliciaramsey.com. If you have been violated or victimized, please call The National Sexual Assault Telephone Hotline- 1(800)-656-HOPE(4673). It is never too late to ask for help.

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This episode is a conversation with Alicia Ramsey of AR Consulting about the stereotypical term often given to women—daddy issues. The term “daddy issues” gets tossed around a lot, but most of the people doing the tossing are getting it all wrong. It’s become a catchall term to describe almost anything a woman does regarding sex and relationships. Men may say a woman has “daddy issues,” or even women themselves referring to having “daddy issues” well, MEN has daddy issues. The term “daddy issues” is not an official medical term or disorder. Nevertheless, as a woman with a complicated relationship with her father, the term has some validity.

In the podcast, information is shared from a biblical perspective accompanied by recent data. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)Trusted Source, poor parent-child relationships, particularly with fathers, is one of the risk factors linked to a greater likelihood of perpetrating sexual violence. The article also shares adolescents aged 14-17 were by far the most likely to be sexually victimized; nearly one in six (16.3%) are sexually victimized in the past. If you have been violated or victimized, please call The National Sexual Assault Telephone Hotline- 1(800)-656-HOPE(4673). It is never too late to ask for help.

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For this She Words episode, I am sharing information, inspiration, and principles in the conversation entitled, Parenting Teens With Technology. I am not a medical doctor, clinical psychologist, or psychiatrist. I am a leadership coach, spiritual leader, and mother taking time to share how caregivers can address technology usage with teenagers. As the host the conversation encompasses how to handle the situation when a teenager's technology usage is inappropriate:

1. Communicate why it was wrong.

2. Explain the consequences of their actions outside of your house and inside of your house.

3. Be consistent!

4. Make the consequence appropriate

5. Be disappointed with their actions, not angry with the child.

6. Love them through the process of maturing.

Also, learn more about the stages of learning, (1) Acquisition, (2) Fluency, (3) Generalization, and (4) Adaptation in this episode. Follow the host Alicia Ramsey on Instagram at @LadyRamsey and Twitter at @LadyARamsey. Listen and share on the She Words Facebook page, or e-mail us at [email protected]. 

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For this She Words episode, host Alicia Ramsey shares information, inspiration, and principles in the conversation entitled, How to Select the Right Mentor. She Words are motivational messages on motherhood, marriage, and mentorship. This episode will give you information and insight on what a mentor can and should do in the learning partnership. The word "mentor" has a root in Greek mythology. The word mentor cannot be found in the Bible, yet mentorship can be seen throughout the Old and New Testaments.

Mentoring is a partnership where knowledge, information, experience, skills, and perspective are shared between a mentor and the mentee. According to Peter Senge (1990), the author of The Fifth Discipline, mentors empower people with information, offer insights, new knowledge, and alternative perspectives on reality. Senge articulates mentoring is more than teaching someone how to achieve their vision; but fostering learning, offering choices, and building consensus.

Influential leaders are mentors and know the importance of mentoring. Everyone can be a leader because we all have gifts, talents, and knowledge to share. By mentoring the next generations to become productive citizens that better the world for all. Listen to hear more about mentorship as we dig deeper into this week's educational podcast dialogue. Connect with us and share your story on social media, or e-mail us at [email protected]. Thank you for subscribing, sharing, and supporting the She Words podcasts.

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This episode is a conversation on how to best communicate with younger generations. The quote, "Do not believe everything you hear: Real eyes, Realize, Real Lies," has been attributed to singer-songwriters Ray Charles, Woody Guthrie, and rapper/actor Tupac Shakur. How can this quote help different generations communicate and collaborate in the workplace or at home? According to Stephen Denning, the author of The Secret Language of Leadership, we can positively improve communication channels with younger generations by showing concern for their interest, revealing vulnerability, sharing values, meshing with what has gone before, and being willing to learn. 

It is time for all to use our real eyes to communicate better and realize that generational differences do not have to remain a hindrance. Finally, open our minds to learning more about Generation Y and Generation Z, so they do not learn from assumptions or real lies. Connect with us and share your story on social media, or e-mail us at [email protected]. Thank you for subscribing, sharing, and supporting the She Words podcasts. 

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This episode is a conversation with Coach Sharon Wilson of Milestones about the role of a Life Coach. Do you need a Life Coach? It is essential during a time of transition to focus. As adults, it is time to make the transition from an impulsive thinker to a deliberate thinker. Deliberate thinking is a choice that will develop focus and mental toughness. This process will impact our performance and increase productivity as we develop mental toughness and purposefully focused thinking. Deliberate thinking or focused thinking will help you during a time of transition. She and I share an insightful dialogue on transitioning in life and raising children. The conversation ultimately translates into the importance of –finding your purpose. We comfortably converse about:

·      Understanding why one may need or want a Life Coach.

·      Comprehending the importance of supporting adult children through seasons of transition.

·      The strength one can receive from a close relationship with God.

·      Making sure YOU are the number one priority in your life.

Coach Sharon shares some powerful gems on life coaching, "Seek the examples to what you want to see in your life." We covered motherhood, mentoring, and marriage all in one powerful episode. Please connect with Coach Sharon via e-mail at [email protected], and let her know you found her on the She Words podcast. Connect with us and share your story on social media, or e-mail us at [email protected]. Thank you for subscribing, sharing, and supporting the She Words podcasts. 

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This episode is a dialogue on educating Generation Z and Generation Alpha. This discussion will share parenting tips and strategies on how to support the next generation educationally.  In 2020, in the United States and across the globe, schools closed, and students were transferred to immediate virtual learning platforms. Families were frustrated and wanted assistance on the best way to educate children. As we progress into the future, the traditional classroom must transform into a student-oriented, technology-rich, and novelty-driven educational experience. Students no longer carry books but carry a Chromebook, tablet, or smartphone. School districts know there is a need to meet this generation of students and parents with educational options. Enrollment in traditional schools is down, while online schools from elementary to higher education are rising. Why? The next generation wants options. Should we preserve the traditional classroom, or do we make accommodations for the new generations? Do we keep the "old school" values or merge them with the new school. How can parents or guardians help their children become internally motivated to succeed in school? All of these questions and more are answered in this week's She Words podcast. 

 Schools need to support the intrinsic motivation of students by promoting autonomy, competence, and relatedness. Today's analytics incorporates the learner; it empowers the students and allows personal input in refining their learning. Listen to hear more about the analytics of today's learner as we dig deeper in this week's educational podcast dialogue. Connect with us and share your story on social media, or e-mail us at [email protected]. 

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For this She Words episode, the host Alicia Ramsey shares information, inspiration, and principles in the conversation entitled, Motherhood- Seasons of Parenting. Suppose you are a biological, adoptive, or step-parent—your role in parenting children matters. As parents, it is essential to comprehend how to function in the different seasons of raising children. The host shares personal information about her seasons of parenting, educating, and mentoring their three children. "It is time for parents to teach young people that in diversity there is beauty and there is strength."—Maya Angelou.

Diversity is beautiful, and children should be shown how to understand, acknowledge and accept it. For the "Embrace the Exceptional" moment, as a parent of a child with special needs and a former educator, Mrs. Ramsey gives ten tips on how parents and guardians should prepare for a child's annual case conference or annual case review. If you know someone with a special needs child, our Embrace the Exceptional moment is highly beneficial.

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