Mentoring is a relational experience when one invests their talent and resources in another so as to empower others to reproduce in others what has been produced in them. It is part of succession planning for organizations but also families, cultures and life in general. While being mentored by Rev. Courtney Richards, head of RENEWED, a leadership, discipleship and international missions' movement, I was introduced to the concept and experience of mentoring. This was about 22 years ago while I was living and studying in Jamaica at The Jamaica Theological Seminary. Since then, evolved from RENEWED but continued to empower others, utilizing the skills and resources I had garnered under the tutelage of Rev. Courtney, himself a Professor, Clinician, Pastor and Mentor who had returned to Jamaica to share what he had learned with us. He too was part of John Maxwell and Tim Elmore leadership development and discipleship training, and he took that and developed it into an international experience and exported it to other parts of the world. Today I continued in that tradition to share a material from power point on Mentoring. Mentoring is a needed topic to explore and share today as we are faced with rising gun violence in America and where youths who are most affected are looking to the grown-ups for direction and guidance. They need mentors. But who is a mentor and what is this experience. We say that Mentoring is more a process than an event. It is by properly understanding the process that we can move with tremendous success and generate a positive effect and affect.

At the beginning of the year, many industries, including the lending industry were re-evaluating the way they work and changing their internal processes, marketing channels, pricing models, and, in some cases, even their target audiences. That has intensified since a trio of bank failures upended the banking industry, surveys from the Federal Reserve and the private sector show. Money is getting harder to come by, with increases in interest rates and the FEDS attempts to mob-up liquidity. We’d like to know what small business owners can do to access loans given these changes and how they can navigate the challenges they are facing in the lending industry. Mr. Raymond Dingle Jr., Lending Executive and President of https://rdjblending.com joined me on The Neoliberal Round Podcast for a video and audio Podcast interview and article addressing these questions and providing some solutions and recommendations for small business owners. Raymond is a member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity and pledged with me in Spring 2011 with six other brothers. He will partner with us to provide information on a regular basis on lending. On the show today he revealed that individuals can still access business loans even with a bad personal credit score and suggested a bank that facilitate this.

This is a Bonus Video Episode that continues to provide a perspective that defends Ja Morant and challenges the NBA and pundits who are intimidating Ja Morant's ability to exercise his freedom of expressions and rights to bear arms within a climate that has politicized the our constitutional rights to bear arm given the rising in gun violence.

Ja Morant should sue the NBA and the Memphis Grizzlies for violating his constitutional rights, the rights to bear arms and freedoms of expression. Moreover, the issue with Ja is not a legal or criminal one; it is a political one and Ja's act happens to bring the NBA in the center of it. Nevertheless, Ja is within his rights to carry and cannot affect the paparazzi who take pictures of him exercising said rights. We will provide a unique perspective that considers the actions of Ja as within his legal rights and that of the NBA and the Grizzlies and those castigating him as a black man with a firearm as a violation of or affecting his ability to exercise his rights.

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Renaldo McKenzie is the Creator and Host, doctoral student at Georgetown University, Adjunct Professor at Jamaica Theological Seminary and Author of Neoliberalism, Globalization, Income Inequality, Poverty and Resistance. Renaldo is working on his second book to be released soon and is the Content Creator of The Neoliberal Corporation, serving the world today to solve tomorrow's challenges, by making popular, what was the monopoly.

“Purpose Through the Pain,” and I’m Not a Hypocrite, I’m Human,” are powerful books that provide perspectives and stories about faith, purpose and motherhood. T. L. Jackson joins us on the show to talk about purpose and faith and sharing her own personal story about how she has evolved

We celebrated the work of mothers in society, and she provided some constructive solutions to mothers today.

I announced two upcoming shows: The Lending Industry with the President of RBJD Lending, Raymond Dingle Jr. and one on Medical Malpractice

In fact, today we learned that in the US women in their 40’s has a higher risk of cancer especially those of African American descent.

Later, on May 23rd, 2023, we join Statista.com live webinar on Artificial Intelligence Revolution.

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Renaldo McKenzie is the Creator and host of the podcast. He is also an Adjunct Professor at Jamaica Theological Seminary and Author of Neoliberalism, Globalization, Income Inequality, Poverty and Resistance.

What Playoff series is the worse matchup and least competitive? I'd say it is the Philadelphia Sixers versus the Boston Celtics. In fact, I predict that the winner of this eastern conference semifinals will lose to Miami in the next round, if they do not get their acts together. From Tatum struggles to the Sixers sporadic and disorganized plays at times. In game 4 of the eastern conference finals, I sat down with my fraternal line brother of Phi Beta Sigma to watch and comment on the game for a first-time episode where we provide perspectives on an actual live sports game. The Sixers are our home NBA team and so we decided that we would watch that games and provide commentary.

I had predicted that the Sixers would win this game, and they did. Celtics went on to win game six and now we are headed to Boston for a game 7. After the dissapointment of our Eagles NFL team loss in the Super Bowl this year, Philadelphians are not hopping on any bandwagon and are not making any hasty predictions or decisions about the Sixers hopes of any NBA championship. Moreover, the Sixers do not look poised to take on Jimmy Butler and Miami Heats who are waiting for the the winner of the Boston vs. Philadelphia series. Yesterday, the sixers posted up only 87 points in a highly defensive game where Boston stars steuggles to shoot only to score 96 points for a meagre win that the Sixers could not capitalize on. Tatum and Jalen won't have the same poor night in game 7, so the Sixers will have to outscore and out defend in Boston which seems ominous to say the least.

In the Western Conference, as predicted, the Nuggets beat the Suns and are now waiting on Lebron and the Lakers who are facing the defending champions, Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors whom we predict will lose to set up a western final between Denver and Lakers.

We predict that Lakers will Face Miami in the 2023 NBA Finals.

We will provide more sports commentary when we sit down with my fraternal line, Spring 11, of phi beta sigma later this week.

Also, we will carry delayed coverage of the Statista Webinar on Artificial Intelligence Revolution on May 23, 2023.

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It is the two-year anniversary of my first book, Neoliberalism. We just revised it and I am working on releasing book 2 but probably with a new publisher. Check out this video where I talked about my new book: Neoliberalism Globalization Income inequality Poverty And Resistance. Available Now in Hardcover Case Laminate, Paperback, Ebook and Audible at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, the Nook, Kindle, Audible, Wal-Mart, Kobbo, Target, Ebay from the author, Renaldo McKenzie.

What is my book, Neoliberalism about? Here's the wrap and interview session About my book Neoliberalism, Globalization, Income Inequality, Poverty And Resistance on G-Town Radio's Check-In Show with radio host Thomas. According to Thomas, I was The First to do a live Interview in studios at G-Town Radio North East Check-in show.

The world is in crisis and the Gen Z’s have something to say about it. I asked Sianni, a young 22-year-old from Philadelphia; how is Philadelphia Changing and what are the take aways for you? She replied, Relationships, communities are changing; you can’t leave your porch and have block parties, people are dying, it’s so heart breaking. She stated that when she was younger her parents shielded her from the visuals, but as she grows up and goes out in the world. She talks about how mental health is a serious issue affecting young people today and that if we do not address that and the problem of poverty, then we will devolve further into decadence and disaster. It starts with mental health. People are so prideful and are afraid to get help, in minority communities they do not talk about mental health, they’d rather drink or smoke. But we need therapy sessions and free mental health clinics and treatment for young people.

She also stated that It also starts with having conversations within the homes, classrooms etc. with young people. Talk with

We discussed the challenge of startups and how social media uses algorithms to limit content creators reach. We discussed the limitations in school, she pointed out that schools provide basic education, they do not teach how to leverage credit or technology. They teach how to work for others. She emphasized this several times. I asked her what her hot button is, and she stated that we should invest in our kids, in their education, make it more relevant and revolutionary.

Renaldo McKenzie is the creator and host of The Neoliberal Round Podcast. He is the author or Neoliberalism, Globalization, Income Inequality, Poverty and Resistance. Renaldo is an Adjunct Professor at Jamaica Theological Seminary and Doctoral Student at Georgetown University. Renaldo is completing his second book, Neoliberal globalization Reconsidered, Neo-Capitalism and The Death of Nations.

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