Therapy is one of the hottest topics of conversation within the black professional community. It doesn’t matter who you are, your level of success, your lifestyle, your social circle – for some reason, in today’s society I’m finding more black … Continue reading My Thoughts | Therapy for Black Professionals
Almost two weeks ago an unexpected shift happened in America, almost like when there is a shift in the earth’s tectonic plates. If you have studied science, you know that geological events like earthquakes and volcanic eruptions are caused by … Continue reading My Thoughts on Charlie Kirk
After reading my devotional this morning I felt I needed to express my feelings on identity. It’s so important to have a strong foundation. Every secure confident person has a good foundation, just like every great building has a good … Continue reading The Importance of Knowing Who You Are
Although I planned to go to the gym or sports bar tonight, as I felt the need to socialize, release some energy and get out of my house… I chose to stay home. Tonight, as I sit alone in silence … Continue reading What Father’s Day Means to Me
Today I’m reminded of the large number of people who are actively pursing some type or form of mental health therapy or counseling. I’ve often questioned the true worth of a therapist, and the motives or reasons people seek therapy. … Continue reading Don’t Worry, Be Thankful
Today is Ash Wednesday. Yesterday was Mardi Gras. Yesterday, while at work I asked one of my coworkers, who is a very intelligent woman with family in Louisiana, if she knew what Mardi Gras was all about… she admitted to … Continue reading The True Meaning Behind Mardi Gras
As a young child growing up, Charlie Brown was one of the most beloved cartoons. I don’t know why I liked Charlie Brown so much. I suppose I just identified with it because I enjoyed reading Peanuts (an illustrated comic … Continue reading Christmas Time Is Here – Poem
Lately I’ve been thinking about family and what it means to me. In the Christian church we oftentimes refer to each other with family terminology (father, mother, brother, sister)… as a sign of love and/or honor, as if all Christians … Continue reading A Black Male Perspective on Family
I was 40 years old when my divorce was finalized and I began my dating journey all over again. Dating has never been “great” for me, but I wasn’t ready for the dating scene as a divorced single parent. It’s … Continue reading Overcoming Challenges in the World of Online Dating for Professionals
We are living in a time where everything is being questioned… especially faith. This is a time when strong leadership is needed, however as a Christian I have to acknowledge the absence of integrity in leadership within the Christian church. … Continue reading Christian Church Challenges: Integrity, Influence, and Transparency
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