Especially during this challenging time, one must stay in gratitude.  Hearing that, so many have always lost a relative, a friend, or even lost their own lives while mining their business or interceding for others in need.  So we all lost someone or know someone who did even if it's not so personally, we are all in pain that we know it or not.  When you look at the news and seeing familiar faces that you might not know but still can relate to, is still a loss as if you knew them because we have similar stories and histories; single, married, divorced, or separated, or widowed; we have similar stories.  Therefore, we are more alike than we will ever know. 

At this challenging and sensitive time, I can only challenge you to stay in gratitude as it is one of the way, if not the only way, to appreciate what is - which you're alive if you're reading this because thousands of others since the beginning of this year won't get to do such.  Therefore, you must remain in gratitude, it's an order.  

Also, we're about to enter a new month, what a great way to start it.  You be safe if you must be out there as an essential worker that it may be at the hospital, rehab or nursing home, daycare, gas station or a food mart, we appreciate you.  Also, this is the last podcast for season 1 (January to March).  

Let's get into it. 

SistaQueen.