So not too much history today but there is some. The business is changing and growing in front of me and its exciting. How should we continue?

History for a certain day? History that spans a few days? Or Recap a week of history? Don't want to let up on what we're doing and how far we've come so this is where the community comes in. Tell me what's next. interviews are still a thing have a few lined up its the history that matters the most to me.

Just a little end of the week motivation. I really hope these help and you are changing your life for the better.

3 podcast you should give a listen to 

1. NextOnStageOne. @nextonstageone twitter and instagram

2. My 1st Amendment. @mzkikikamaupoetry on instagram

3. The Tables Might Wobble Podcast. @Mr.alpete on twitter

Tell them THE GodKing from THE Royal Bloodline Podcast sent you. Be Blessed family show up and show out!!!!

We're half way through the week ladies and gentlemen, kings and queens, Gods and Goddesses alike. Lets finish strong, push through and come out on the other side more than victorious. There's more love to come.

Spread the love, lets start this year out strong and accomplish EVERYTHING we have set out to do. If there's doubt or fear in your mind, let's together figure out a way to defeat if and move positively and powerfully throughout the year. I love you, be great on purpose, protect your meat. Show up and show out.

I'm proud of you, even if nobody else tells you. I Am  Proud Of You. This is a hard time for most of us and sometimes things get rough. I just want to be here to encourage you from the bottom part of my hearts...yes I said hearts I love you all and I hope things flow for you and they get better.

Midweek Affirmations. Hope these are helping just 1 person.

Take a moment and think about America, a place that's called the "land of the free and the home of the brave." Now that you've done that think about the state of the country where we are and where we've been. Are you satisfied? Well today we talk about Joseph Hayne Rainey a man that defined the odds in a time where BLACKNESS was a crime. I know seems to be that way today in society, but lets find out how it got that way and what we as a people can do to keep this from becoming the norm. Joseph Rainey the FIRST AFRICAN AMERICAN to serve in the U.S. House of Representatives, here's HIS story.

https://history.house.gov/People/Listing/R/RAINEY,-Joseph-Hayne-(R000016)/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Rainey

https://www.britannica.com/biography/Joseph-Hayne-Rainey

Wanted to try something different, let me know what you think.

Considered to be the First African American poet Ms. Phyillis Wheatley was born in Gambia or Senegal, West Africa. She was kidnapped and enslaved at the tender age of 7 or 8 years by John and Susanna Wheatley. Unlike the other colonizers they pushed her education and she became a published author in London, England. After her first book was published she was freed from slavery and continued to write until her death. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phillis_Wheatley

https://www.britannica.com/biography/Phillis-Wheatley

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