failure
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Get Back Up: The Stumble is Not The End
Someone needs to hear this, see this, speak this, and know this. The stumble is NOT the end. When you choose to stop walking, THAT’S the end. Don’t stop walking. When you stumble, if you happen to fall down, then get up and dust yourself off. If your fall was dramatic you probably are discombobulated…
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Natasha L. Foreman Speaks at Morehouse College to NSLS Leaders
I’m late posting this. I should’ve posted this moons ago, but I didn’t, so here we are today, 14 days later. Let’s just smile and accept it, and understand that this post is about to be long. It was an honor and privilege to speak at Morehouse College on July 13, 2018 during the National…
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Thought of the Day: Fear and Faith
There’s a quote by an anonymous author that perfectly describes the relationship between fear and faith. It reads: “Fear knocked at the door. Faith answered. No one was there“. When we walk by faith, fear has no place near us let alone in us. It’s like the deadbeat loser who rings your doorbell and sees…
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What My Long Beach State Track T-Shirt Symbolizes to Mean
My collegiate track and field days were short-lived. After skipping the season my junior year in high school and having an awful senior year season I steered away from the track while attending Santa Ana College (Rancho Santiago Community College). But the sprinter’s bug bit me while attending California State University, Long Beach (affectionately known…
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Are You Ready For Life’s Waterfalls?
Earlier this morning I wrote a post for my Breaking Bread With Natasha site. The message hit me so beautifully hard that I felt compelled to share excerpts from it here with all of you, as the message applies to all of our life struggles. Please take the time to read this pointed part of…
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Thought of the Day: Think and Act Like a Spider 🕷
We can learn a lot from spiders (even though they gross me out BIG time). Here are three photos taken over two days. This last one was from last night and although it freaked me out it also amazed me. For almost one week now I’ve seen this spider working hard. Every night this HUGE…
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Thought of The Day: Practice Leads to Success
“Success is nothing more than a few simple disciplines, practiced every day” ~Jim Rohn We all have good and bad habits. I’ve shared with you about my procrastination issue that I’m working to minimize. But I also have some good habits that have been beneficial in my career as an entrepreneur and college professor. I…