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This past weekend I was able to attend Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour in Las Vegas. The concert was held at the Allegiant Stadium. This is both the first time I had been to this stadium and also the first time I have seen Beyoncé perform! Read more “Cowboy Carter Tour: Las Vegas”
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Many graduations have taken place across the country, but many are still left to be had. I deemed it necessary to recap my May Series: Tips for The Grads. As young professionals are entering the professional world and all that entails, I think it is beneficial to have some basic tools. Read more “May Series: Tips for the Grads (Recap)”
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The last few days have been transformative none-the-less. I have learned a lot about myself. Things that have lied dormant for years have come rushing back to the surface in order to be healed. I was able to reflect on things that were always there waiting to be acknowledged. Read more “Peace Make Not”
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Instead of writing some long think piece let me just say if you haven’t seen the movie Sinners I highly recommend. Read more “10 out of 10 Recommend: Sinners”
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Hello April! I am inclined to reflect on the past and why. In addition to the inspiration from a fellow healer who recently emphasized work on spiritual diagnosis and shared it with the collective. Read more “Right Here, Right Now 511”
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I had the pleasure of attending Perspective Matters a collaborative art exhibition with Modern Hairitage and Matter Studio Gallery. The event was beautiful and had many artist and onlookers from a variety of walks of life. Read more “Perspective Matters”
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This past weekend on August 17th Cbus and Genoa Park hosted a Soul Fest. Admission was free to the public and the event was from 4-11pm. Food vendors, soul food vendors, and live music were at the park. Local as well as nationally known talent graced the different stages and serenated the ears of listeners. Read more “Cbus Soul Fest”
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Being able to handle and accept rejection is not always easy, but it is a part of life. However, rejection is not necessarily indicative of our character and who we are. Some of us take rejection personal, it’s not always personal. Many of us have suppressed childhood trauma. Some of that trauma can include rejection, fear, neglect, and abandonment. Regardless it is our responsibility to work through those triggers and feelings. The actions of others should not sway our emotions and responses. A Philosopher Epictetus wrote, “He who controls your emotions is your master.” Read more “Rejection, Why Is It So Hard? “
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When you aim to be your authentic self a freedom comes with that. Freedom to be exactly who you are, freedom to embrace your flaws, and freedom to accept your mistakes and move forward. With being your authentic self, you also inspire others. You give them courage to be themselves. Read more “The Beauty of Authenticity”
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Earlier this year I began a solo one year reading bible journey. Each scripture and books of the bible were arranged and scheduled for me to complete reading. Initially I was apprehensive and wanted to do the journey with someone. However, with God leading the way it ended up being just me and I’m glad I did. Some people may think reading the bible is synonymous with religion. Often times it is, but for me it was important to have read it fully for myself before coming to any conclusions. It was important for me to have “inner standing” and “over standing” for my own personal journey, development, and spiritual growth. Read more “My One Year Bible Journey”