Last week I was a lot of things. I was a busy, productive, hair laid, outfit slayed woman. Everything appeared good -- except on the inside. I was not okay. You may not have known it by outward appearance but I was in such a negative space I did not see how I would accomplish everything I
God can give a word in any situation – including the world of ratchet reality television. I pondered His commands this last Monday night. Despite the many brain cells I probably lost and the Holy Spirit reminding me there are better ways to use my time, I found myself caught up. As the seventh
When I first read the title of an email that read, “Do black women need charm school?” I was momentarily taken aback. But as I read further, I thought about some of the young women I have mentored and became interested. Let me explain. As a pro #BlackGirlMagic woman, I realize that
Do you ever wonder when your moment will arrive? That promotion you've been working for. The business you dreamed of starting actually takes off. Or the day when the mundane routine catapults you into a place of greatness. You know -- your moment. The time for you to get some shine!
February is Black History Month and followed by another celebration of phenomenal people. Women. As Black History Month comes to an end, Women's History Month begins. However, two were intertwined this past weekend at the Power Rising Summit 2018. Black women from coast-to-coast gathered in
Entrepreneurship has powerful results. Not only can you secure your own future, but you can pour back into your community, create generational wealth for your family and be your own boss! But what do you do when you don’t know what to do? Maybe you don't believe you have a marketable idea.
“Tamar took the cakes which she had made, and brought them to Amnon her brother in the bedroom. Now when she had brought them to him to eat, he took hold of her and said to her, “Come, lie with me, my sister.” But she answered him, “No, my brother, do not force me, for no such thing should
As a little girl, my mother wanted me to start a hope chest for when I got married. Chile, it turned into my college memory box. I don’t even know what happened to the dishes we collected. Although I saw marriage modeled throughout my family, I didn’t put much thought into learning how
I have quite a few TV sheroes. While I admire them from my couch, it’s an honor to actually talk to one. Today I had the privilege to chop it up with GMA’s Linsey Davis. I saw her this morning reporting on the flu –and Gloria Copeland’s advice to walk by faith not the flu shot. I
Husbands, love your wives and do not be bitter toward them. Colossians 3:19 I was talking to a “seasoned saint” who lamented about her son once again falling head over heels for a girl he recently met. She said, “I think he sees how well his father treats me so he’s eager to do the