Telling your story can place someone on their healing journey. You never know what a person is going through. Telling your story will allow someone to see what being victorious looks like.

We all have similarities but many things that make us distinct as well. These distinctions sometimes highlight inequalities between people. They may be ahead of you in some things, you may be behind them in others. There are inequities everywhere you look between people but this does not speak to their worth as human beings. Stop dumbing yourself down in an effort to ‘make friends’! Allow the knowledge of your distinctions and ownership of your inequalities help you create honest relationships instead of connections with people based on what you wish was different.

This week on Thriving Thursdays, Ìyá Ọṣunremilekun Keny Moon shares a new mantra for a new outcome.

Don't spend so much time being angry. Think about what angers you and practice letting go quickly. Holding on to anger takes up a lot of space in your head and your being. What will being angry do besides cause more harm to you?

Don’t let that little internal monster get you down. DEFY that internal ‘downer!’ Show that negative self talker who’s boss and do the things it tells you not to do anyway! You are amazing and everyone knows it. It’s about time you treated yourself like you know it too! 🤗

Hey there, Lovelies! In today's Venusian Fridays episode, Iya Oyawunmi discusses how important it is to stop hiding from your authentic self and from the work you need to do to become that person. Enjoy the message and be encouraged!

Why persuade someone that you're the best kept secret? If they don't see it by your presentation, then it's meant to be. Spirit says don't persuade, you will be seen by the right person.

We need to do create for ourselves a better assessment tool for what mind, body, and spirit ‘alignment’ looks like. It should not include our justifying and explaining away our addictions to food and other vices we have. AND if we do slack on our regimen, the least we could do is allow our bodies to repair.