WOW! It’s the last month of the year 2024. I don’t know about you, but it has been a fully packed year for me.

I completely forgot to send the monthly support I’d committed to providing someone for a year. I only received a text from the beneficiary.

A quote that resonated with me was, "everything is created twice. First in your mind and then in reality."

When was the last time you experienced a genuine, hearty laugh?

Opportunities will not always come to you; proactive steps are necessary.

Many of us are skilled in multiple areas, yet we often find it challenging to decide which direction to take.

While our origins may differ, we all have access to opportunities in the form of exposure, education, ideas, and connections.

Is it possible to attain work-life balance while striving for a position in the C-suite?

When I finally found interested parties, a wave of fear washed over me. What if I took on these millions of dollars and the venture failed?

Living a life of impact that makes a difference—helping those in need without any expectation of return—truly cultivates lasting joy.

Over time, I’ve realized that there’s a crucial link between healing from your pain and articulating what caused it. Find your voice

Over time, I came to understand that networking is not just about showing up; it requires intentionality.

Now, I rely so heavily on my phone’s contact list that I barely remember three phone numbers off the top of my head. Can you also relate?

Positive affirmations are essential for navigating challenging times. When we encounter difficulties, our mindset often shapes our reactions

Your net worth differs from your monthly income; it reflects your financial standing. You should assess regularly to track your progress.

Regardless of how hectic life gets, remember to take time for yourself. You can’t give your best if you’re running on an empty tank.

Social media is a powerful tool for shaping our personal and professional narratives in the global village of the internet.

In our workplaces, businesses, and personal lives, there are demands for our time and attention from everyone and anyone.

Often times, the reason we miss opportunities is a lack of preparation and proper training.

This is what we call “suffering”! I want to acknowledge that your pain is valid and it’s not your fault.