Natasha L. Foreman
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Bucket List: Cross-Country Road Trip Part One
It’s been too long since I last had something to say, something to share with all of you. Sure, I post to social media, but it’s not the same as engaging with you through this blog. I apologize for my lack of presence. This year has been troubling, scary, rocky, and at times extremely chaotic…
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Big Announcement!
In stores now. Seek Him, Volume 2: Going Beyond Your Spiritual Comfort Zone And its companion… Seek Him: Workbook 2 By yours truly!! If your local book stores don’t have them, tell them to order them! DOMELifePublishing.com Copyright 2021. Natasha L. Foreman. All Rights Reserved.
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Thought of The Day 6.16.21: If Black Lives Matter TOO
What I’m about to share may ruffle some feathers. It may cause some people to become defensive or offensive. That happens when truth is revealed, shared, and analyzed. Just make sure you don’t come at me with daggers. You will only cut yourself. Don’t come at me with punches. You will only hit yourself. If…
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A Message About Trauma and Power
Over the years I’ve shared some great messages from my childhood friend, Sean Brown, and today I want to share a message that someone really needs to hear. I know I did. I hope you truly listen with your heart. You may agree or disagree with Sean. He’s sharing his opinion and insights. Join in…
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What We Learn From Those Who Harm Us
Today, as I was reflecting over a 10-year-old message I had written for my Breaking Bread blog, I started to look inward and examine how I’ve grown in some areas and still struggle in other areas. The post is on forgiveness and I can admit that I struggle with forgiving myself and others for various…
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Check Out Day 83 of My SEEK HIM Book
Share your thoughts in the comment section below! Love and peace, Natasha Copyright 2020-2021. Natasha L. Foreman. All Rights Reserved.
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Where Have I Been?
This has not been the month of tech for me, as I’ve had my share of headaches with the devices that make it possible for me to share my messages and engage with all of you on social media. Two weeks ago my cell phone experienced an internal crash and after days of trying to…
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My Baby, Bishop Milo Has Passed Away 😔
It is with deep sadness, sorrow, and gut-wrenching pain that I share today that yesterday, November 14, 2020, by beloved child, dog, friend, companion, and protector—Bishop Milo Bryant, transitioned from this life. I struggle to type these words because his presence is so strong, in my heart, mind, spirit, and soul. His presence is so…
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Join Me Tonight at 6:30pm ET
Hey everyone! Check out this quick video of me… 2. Then tune in at 6:30pm ET and listen to Episode 47 of the Don’t Call It Small…Business Podcast as we discuss “Supporting the Entrepreneur In Your Life”. Be sure to share with others. You can also listen using the player below. https://www.spreaker.com/user/11391552/ep-47-supporting-the-entrepreneur-in-you 3. Thank you!…
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Heal Yourself and Stop Hiding Behind The Rebound
So I have a confession, of sorts, well… not really, because I already wrote about this over the years. But let me make it more pointed today. In the past I made it a habit of quickly rebounding from one old relationship into a new one. I convinced myself that the old guy was no…
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Why We Struggle
Who are you, defined solely by you and your Creator? Then be you. Be that person. Stop trying to conform, be accepted, and apologize for blurring someone else’s lines, visions, boxes, categories, expectations, and labels. Too many people are miserable because they’re trying to be something and someone they aren’t. They’re trying to live someone…

