Let’s be real: human beings lie quite often and about anything imaginable. We lie about small things and big things; we lie to insignificant people, important people, friends, and family. We lie at school, work, and home, on social media, in public and in private, to conceal mistakes, boost our ego, and protect feelings. We […]
Let’s be real: human beings lie quite often and about anything imaginable. We lie about small things and big things; we lie to insignificant people, important people, friends, and family. We lie at school, work, and home, on social media, in public and in private, to conceal mistakes, boost our ego, and protect feelings. We
How many times have we motivated ourselves to finally get to the gym and put some work in, but quickly lose our inspiration when we realize that the bike machines are being occupied by an advance spin class that you will most likely faint in; every strength machine is taken by dripping wet people you
[StrongHome]: You came from a challenging home in Chicago and moved to Los Angeles to pursue your dreams as an entertainer. In the process, you have self-admittedly lost yourself and found yourself again several times, yet through it all, we have watched you over the last eight years remain consistent in one area always…. being
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Following more than a decade of working in the entertainment industry and managing Grammy award winning R&B music artists, I am just now realizing that many of the decisions I made in my career were out of fear. Actually, I am pretty sure I knew that my decision-making was fear-based at the time, but I
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I was one of those kids that was not only exposed to grown up situations at a young age, but also immersed in them. I had a front row seat to witnessing the actions, reactions, and consequences that came from circumstantial decisions made by the adults around me. Some of the greatest and longest-lasting results
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As a child I can remember facing a fear of big dogs after being attacked by a pit-bull when I was young. I simply tried petting it out of curiosity, and it viciously attacked me. I was always trying to be independent, and that day I ventured off into a yard alone and saw what
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Many fears jump out at parents throughout the various ages and stages of our children’s lives. Parents of young children may worry about everything from, “Is my child healthy?” to “Is my child reaching each milestone?” When our young children develop and thrive into preteens who are becoming more and more independent, our fears shift.
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