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Thought of the Day: Vulnerability
“Some people confuse over-sharing with vulnerability. Sharing all of the intimate details of your personal life is not vulnerability. It’s just over-sharing. You’re just being an attention hog…. Vulnerability is being able to identify and accept the truth about yourself, sharing this truth with others, with an understanding that you risk that information being used…
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Thought of the Day: Faith versus Fear
This morning I shared a message on my other blog #BreakingBreadWithNatasha I decided to share here the reflection I had written there. I’ve edited it to focus solely on the thoughts and declarations about faith and fear. I hope it resonates with someone, maybe you. I hope it has the level of stickability to help…
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Today I Promise…
Fear over immediate threat is okay; it’s understandable. Anxiety is the build up of fear and frustration of the “what-ifs” and the “shoulda’s” which oftentimes are out of our control because the past we cannot revisit and fix, and the future hasn’t occurred. We’re in a state of limbo, dangling in a space that we…
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When Pride Gets in the Way
This morning I was moved to read and reflect on this scripture in the Bible: First pride, then the crash— the bigger the ego, the harder the fall. –Proverbs 16:18 MSG I then began to write the reflection below followed by a prayer, that you can read in its entirety by visiting my Breaking Bread…
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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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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: No Excuses!
“I attribute my success to this: I never gave or took any excuse.” ~ Florence Nightingale We do absolutely nothing out of fear. We self-sabotage out of fear—fear of the past and fear of the unknown. We make excuses for not trying, not pushing harder, not loving more and deeper, not getting over the past.…
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Dream Chasers, Dream Saboteurs: The Last Three Years of My Life Unveiled as Your Lesson
I can’t believe that it’s already mid-July. It seems like last week was the first week of January. Maybe it’s our busyness or the chaos of life intertwined with the never-sleeping age of technology that keeps us buzzed, connected, and feeling like time is passing us by. Some days feel like they zoom by while…
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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…
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Natasha’s Quote of the Day: Courage
“Courage is not absence of fear, but rather the judgment that something else is more important than fear.” -Ambrose Redmoon
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Sean’s Thought: The Trayvon Martin Case Part 1
My friend Sean has shared his thoughts about the Trayvon Martin travesty, and the issues and drama that has popped up over the weeks. Please tune in and share your thoughts. Sean’s Thought: The Trayvon Martin case has reminded me of one undeniable thing. We are all blind sheep. I grew up with friends shot…
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Natasha’s Thought of the Day: Dream Big!
Children are huge dreamers before adults destroy their imaginative spirits and tell them to start thinking smaller, to start being “realistic”. The huge dreams of a child is exactly where God wants us to be. There is no fear connected with dreaming big and setting goals to attain what we desire. There is fear in…
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Natasha’s “Discipline and Focus” Quote of the Day 12.15.11
“I learn the lesson and move forward, not dwelling on what once was because I’m too focused on what I’m doing now and how it can impact my future. I’m not concerned with those I once encountered who I walked away from because if they were meant to be in my life today God would…
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