There are two different types of people in this world; one who can hear others opinions and embrace it or one who can never see the other side of things and is married to their own opinion. We have all been guilty of being both, but at some point we need to realize how much energy we would save if we just agreed to disagree. It would be such a simple life. 

We are starting to see a trend of what is expected from the non-custodial parent. Some women expect cars, houses, bills to be paid, and not have to work a day in their life because they have a child. Some expect that it is the responsibility of the other parent to care for the household even when they don't live there. Doing what is best for the child is quickly forgotten when money is involved. 

In every relationship, we always promote balance. One thing you can't help is having balance in the bank accounts. It's inevitable. Even though being a stay-at-home anything is a full time job, it doesn't bring in any money. This is where things get a little tricky. Let's talk about it!

We sat down with Jamilah Damiani to talk about her business MADE. She has always wanted to start something of her own. With the right support, a business plan, and her husband by her side, she made it happen! We talk about the ups and downs of starting/owning a business. She give great advice and is all around inspiring, Her website will be launched later this month but you can still purchase through IG & Facebook. 

IG: made_artisan_mktplc Facebook: MADE. Artisan Marketplace

In the time of technology, we are all so accessible to anyone and anything. We try, but sometimes fail to protect the children in this heavy social media age. Children are coming up missing left and right with no real explanation. Even the media chooses to ignore this issue. As parents, we must do our part. To some, it's all innocent but is it? 

At what point in the relationship do you allow family members to give their opinions? When do you consider their feelings? Sometimes they only see the half of it. They judge off of the few minutes/hours spent with your significant other. So, are their judgments valid?

Entitlement has become another thing of 2020 that just won't go away. When those who feel entitled lash out and throw tantrums, others record and sometime instigate for laughs. There is a name for those people: Karen. Now this is nothing new, but it seems to be happening more often than usual. We talk about how to spot a Karen and what should be done if approached by one.  Also, look up #karensgonewild on Twitter. You won't be disappointed. 

It is the most overused word in 2020 and we just discovered it last month. During our break some crazy things happened but this one stood out to us the most: The infamous August & Jada entanglement. Now some people are quick to judge, but we think the situation really needs to be broken down for some to understand. There are people taking sides without looking at the whole picture. At the end of the day, we've all been in an entanglement or two...