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Watch Until You Get The Lessons. Then Share. Connect. Repeat.
I ran across this video, moments ago, and I felt compelled to share. It’s a conversation with centurions who have lived to be older than age 100. They share their experiences, lessons, and wisdom. A viewer commented (in the comments section below the video) that so many people are obsessed with listening to young celebrities,…
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If God is Your Source For All Things Good, Read This…
Almost daily, I chat with my former sister-in-law Arleen. She and I have always had a close and special bond. A bond that would and will never be broken. We are connected spiritually, so marriage nor divorce, had a say in the matter of whether she and I would be family. She will always be…
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Part Two- a Message to the Men: A Conversation About Female-Male Relationships in the Black Community
Yesterday was part one of this discussion. Hopefully not too many toes were stepped on. For those who felt offended or slighted in any way, look within to see why my observations bothered you so deeply. Are they not accurate? I would be interested in furthering our dialogue to examine any points that I made…
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The Day That Changed My Life
The day that changed my life… The day that I married my husband, John Hope Bryant, changed my life. The wedding is easy (hence why I wasn’t a bridezilla)…it’s the vows, decluttering your lives and meshing parts of it together, coming together as one, being loving even when you don’t want to, thinking for two…
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Will Your Train Stop Short of Reaching Your Dreams?
I have some questions for you to think about and then answer…. What and who is most important in your life? How much time are you investing in those things and people? When you look at how your time is invested each day, how much is steered towards your professional goals and how much is…
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A Post On Marriage, Family, Career and Community
I share this with the married ones who place their careers before their marriage (knowingly or unknowingly), and ignorantly think there will be harmony in that arrangement.
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In Honor of My Amazing, Hard-Working and Dedicated Mother, My Maternal Grandparents, and The Legacy of Our Family!
If you’re reading this, pause right now and say “thank you” to God, our Creator, because today wasn’t promised and you didn’t do anything yesterday to earn today. So show your gratitude and don’t let today be about you, let it be about God, and about His children. Today I’m honoring my mother, my grandparents…
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In Honor of David Mitchell, His Family, and Yours
By Natasha Foreman Bryant I shared these exact words in my Breaking Bread blog a few moments ago, but I know that not everyone who reads this blog also follows my Breaking Bread blog. So I share these with all of you…. Last night my dear friend, Carman, called me and painfully muttered the words that I…
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A Focus on Dignity and Non-Violence at Coretta Scott King Young Women’s Leadership Academy
By Natasha L. Foreman, MBA On April 15th I was honored to lead a Dignity Day session as a HOPE Corp Volunteer through Operation HOPE (HOPE) at the Coretta Scott King Young Women’s Leadership Academy (CSKYWLA) in Atlanta. What is amazing is how the majority of this class of ninth graders were initially completely turned…
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