Hey there, powerhouse families! It’s that transformative time of the year again—fall semester is upon us, and college campuses are buzzing with renewed energy. For our students stepping into a new academic year, there’s one…
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The Bravery of Not Letting the World Define Your Personal Values
Non-negotiables are like tree roots; they are deeply planted and have evolved over time. You may not even recognize that many of the core values you currently have, have been placed there by your parents…
Unpacking ”When They See Us”
As of now, I’m sure you’ve both heard and seen Ava Duverney’s miniseries When They See Us on Netflix. I must admit I was apprehensive about seeing this series because of the buzz on social…
How to Lead Teens
Leading teens is different than leading children and older adults. Your role is more about leading them into maturity and teaching them about adult responsibilities. Teens are better able to handle responsibilities and understand what’s…
What Children Need to Know about Being Reliable
Reliability is an important life lesson that unfortunately does not come naturally to everyone. It is a quality that makes people easier to get along with. It can be frustrating to be in a relationship…
What is a Cultivator and How do I know if I am One?
Recently you may have heard about my podcast The Called to Cultivate™ Podcast with Regina Coley and thought to yourself what is a Cultivator™? A Cultivator is a person who educates, empowers, and enriches the…
Zora from Greenleaf and the Issues Teens Hide
I don’t know if you’ve had an opportunity to catch up with the show Greenleaf on OWN but it’s a really amazing show that chronicles the Greenleaf family. The Greenleafs run a mega church in…
Why Fake It Until You Make It Is a Terrible Idea to Share
“Oooh girl I love your new ride.” “It’s a rental. You know fake it until you make it.” “Mmmhmmm I know that’s right.” I’ve heard this and so many other scenarios of people who are…
How to Stand Out In A World That’s Okay With You Fitting In
I remember being a tween and well into my teenage years I loved looking in fashion magazines. I was tall and lean and adorable (hehe) and everyone would tell me I should model. I looked…