Justin Aldridge talks success mindset. Having the right mindset is important when it comes to achieving a goal you desire. Fear often keeps us from starting and will interrupt us from finishing. When we do not achieve an intended goal we often feel like we have failed. It is difficult to be vulnerable and expose our failures. But what if we look at our failures not as negative, but as positive learning opportunities to grow?

Dr. Jeanine Wilson talks virtual learning. Technology is a part of our every day life and for our children they do not know life without it. Children are great thinkers and the use of technology can encourage students to think in more creative and imaginative ways. The 2019-2020 school year was interrupted by an unprecedented event and the delivery of academic instruction changed. Although all children were in the same storm, it was quickly discovered they were not in the same boat to access school online.

Paula Ferrari talks parenting a child with special needs. We can choose our friends. We can choose our romantic partners. But one relationship human nature does not allow us to choose and/or control is our offspring. Even if your path to becoming a parent is through adoption, you do not know who the future little person will be that will change your life forever.

Chris and DeShanna talk interracial marriage and blending families. Wikipedia defines an interracial marriage as a form of marriage outside a specific social group involving spouses who belong to different races or racialized ethnicities. In the past, it was illegal to marry someone who is of a different race than you in the United States. Interracial marriage did not become legal throughout the US until 1967 following a decision from the Supreme Court case Loving v. Virginia.

Melanie Raby talks healthy eating. Food provides us the nutrients and energy we need to survive. Creating a plan with a balanced diet of all food groups is considered to be healthy eating. After all, the foods we eat have a great effect on our health and quality of life.

Lolita Guarin talks stress. There are events and situations in life that we can control and some that we cannot. All of us have so many demands placed upon us on a daily basis. Demands from our jobs, families, health, finances, friends, and life in general. Those demands can manifest themselves into stress.

Donoley Williams gives the scoop on public speaking. Public speaking is the process or act of performing a speech to a live audience. The ability to communicate out loud is a powerful tool that some of us absolutely dread and would rather shy away from. But for those of us who are up to the challenge, there's an organization that can help.

Catherine Harmon talks teenage dating from a Christian perspective. According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, in kids age 13 to 17 about 35% have experienced a relationship deeper than a simple friendship. Teenage dating is a topic that is not always easy to discuss. It’s scary to know that you cannot protect this precious heart from getting broken.

Tristan Wright talks entrepreneurship. According to the SBA, over 627,000 new businesses open each year. Some achieve success while others close within the same year it opens. Starting a business is definitely not for the faint at heart. Most small business owners are a one-man show juggling all tasks at once while ensuring they stay afloat to make a profit. Time is a valuable commodity, but for an entrepreneur time is money.

Ryan Mahle talks about divorce. Till death do us part. That statement is usually included in the vows during marriage ceremonies between future spouses. But sometimes spouses part before death. It’s called divorce. Did you know there’s actually a National Divorce Day in January? I’m sure there’s no surprise at the alarming statistic of the number of marriages that end in divorce. Most of us know someone or even a couple of someones who’ve been through a divorce. Whether the marriage ends by death or divorce, they are both an emotional process.