The Love Hunter

The Coronavirus has forced us to look at our kids, finances and hygiene in a different way. As we're forced to work from home or look for jobs, this invisible tyrant has changed our country forever. We need our Health Care Providers now more than ever, who also need the help we desperately seek. Let's review week two of Coronavirus Lockdown.

The Corona virus has taken some of the experiences that we planned on having away from us, but it has given us a new perspective on who we are and how we use our time. I don't know exactly what will happen post Corona virus. But I do know that we will have a great chance to reflect on who we are as people, how we move as a country. Then also assess what's really important.

Why are some churches growing, and other churches are close in? And why is it that church scandals seem to be swept under the rug in a strange fashion, never to be heard from again? These stories may go away, but the people do not. They still live their lives and go on into other places, and continued to live. Let's talk a little bit more about church and church hurt.

#Churchurt

#Blessed

#Cursed

#Saints

#Devils

#Prayers

#ChurchedOut

#OfferingTime

#GospelChoir

#GreenLeaf

Are we making progress each Black History Month or doing more finger pointing? For me Black History Month is only valuable if it's being taught at home and embraced in new homes. We've had powerful groups and leaders but they had to do too much in my opinion, so by now we should've evolved and I believe we will.

It seems like every coach runs and to these 3 types of athletes. The talented one, a hard worker, and the newcomer. And many coaches are quick to cast aside the newcomer, without realizing that they have the potential to be that hard worker, or be somewhat talented and efficient athletes. Join me this week as we break down each 1, and explain their value.

#Hardwork

#Persistence

#Talented

#Champion

#BattleTested

#RiseUp

#RockyBalboa

#StompTheYard

#T'Challa

#X-Men

#VibrateHigher

Are black women messing up our youth? Are black women making horrible dating decisions? Are black women destroying black men? If these are the types of questions that you're asking, or have had to defend. This message is for you. I'm not here to stir up arguments and cause trouble, but I would like to give a new perspective on how we can change this, for the better. We need to understand anatomy, the male sex drive, and how a lack of education. Or bad environment can have an effect on not just our youth, but our girls too. Basically teenagers as a whole. Kids can be tough to raise in their teenage years, and it's no different with black youth. Those black youth will one day grow up to be adults. We need understand our responsibility. We're a community not 1 person.

Why are people so mean to big people? How do people get that big? Why are thin people dating big people? What's the excuse? If you're asking questions like these, this podcast is for you. This one came from the heart💛 and I hope you get to snack on some good vibes.

Every community, and shade of people no matter what color experience some type of hardship. You might be dealing with haters, bullies, venomous vipers, and even just bitter people that make side comments or purposefully pull pranks on you. We have to know how to accurately respond to these things. There are times and life were people will damage your body, your image, your bank account, or start to bother people in your inner circle. So we have to know how to navigate through these haters accurately.

So... If you've ever heard the phrase "failure is not an option" . I'm talking to you, and anyone that's ever felt like they're stuck in the label of failure. There's no such thing as failure when you can learn from it. In all truth we should ask ourselves the question. Is it really failure or a lack of perspective? Joined me in this week on the Podcast to understand what a failure really is.

These holidays are complete CHAOS on our digestive system. We slam all of this great food, soul food, party food and we haven't even reached the Super Bowl yet😳😂. So let's jump into 2020 with some good health habits and remove some of those EMBARRASING, PAINFUL or MONEY DRAINING issues. Flourish isn't a miracle, but based on our reviews it's hard to argue that idea. As the reviews keep growing. This amazing and affordable Pre/Probiotic is proving to be a family gem, created right in the Midwest. Most people only think of great steak, 🌽 corn, ethanol or winter time when considering the Midwest. However, this little treat is gluten free, lactose free and vegan friendly. Check out the reviews, grab a bottle today! Entegrohealth.com/Wayne. Flourish helps:

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