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I’m Fulfilled by Family

I am deeply grateful for my family. They have taught me the true value of life. Through them, I am learning that life’s greatest gift is to love and cherish the people God has blessed me with. Watching them grow … Continue reading →

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Safety

Who do I feel safe with? Who do I now feel unsafe with? Where am I unsure about my safety? Take a moment to notate your safe spaces, danger zones, and spaces that need more investigation. Positively Purging-I welcome your … Continue reading →

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Intentional Living

This balance is not about choosing surrender over steadiness; it’s about honoring both. We need the wildness of dreams to feel fully alive, but we also need the steadiness of intentional living to protect what keeps us feeling safe in … Continue reading →

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How To Ask For a Pay Raise

My company just went through layoffs, and performance reviews are around the corner. I want to ask for a raise, but is now the right time — or should I keep my head down? — Big value, small paycheck. 1. … Continue reading →

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African American Women

The Book of African American Women, 150 Crusaders, Creators, and Uplifters by Tonya Bolden, (1996, 352 pages) Reading this book, I kept coming back to the obvious question “How come I never heard of her?” The Book of African American Women explores the trials and … Continue reading →

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