Personal Responsibility
Whether or not you intended for something to happen, if it happened as a result of an action you took, you are at least partially responsible and rather than blaming someone else, own it.
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Mentorship Matters
Today I am going to talk about a subject that is near and dear to my heart – the importance of mentorship. The Cambridge dictionary defines mentorship as “the activity of giving a younger or […]
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Remember This When Ordering Food
A few weeks ago, I wrote about some of the life lessons my parents taught me as a child growing up. At that time, I promised to share more. So today, here is another one. […]
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New Year Goals
We made it to the start of a new year and that is a blessing! There are many who did not have that privilege. Every moment of every year is a gift and I never […]
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Recently, I was having a conversation with my daughter about my childhood. As I reminisced about my early years, I thought about all the valuable lessons that my parents taught me. God has truly blessed […]
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Challenge Yourself
Today, I am here to challenge you to challenge yourself. Do something you don’t ordinarily do and aren’t not great at. We are all uniquely gifted, with various abilities at which we excel. No two […]
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Detail Oriented vs Task Oriented
Have you ever heard the terms detail oriented or task oriented used to describe someone? Perhaps someone has described you using those terms. Neither trait is the “correct” one, instead they are often opposing traits. […]
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Actions Speak Louder Than Words
The incomparable Maya Angelou once said, “When someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time”. When I first heard this, it struck me and I have never forgotten it. If you aren’t […]
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Look Back Once In A While
If you are fortunate enough to be happy with your life and wouldn’t change a thing, I implore you to stay humble. Take a look back and remember the struggles you had to endure to get where you are. So, now that you are “on top”, please don’t forget where you came from and what you went through to get here.
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