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Finding Your Circle - The True Friends in Life
Finding true friends in life is pretty tough. As you get older, you’ll notice how many “friends” have turned into people you used to know. So what’s the difference between those that will stick around and those that won’t and how do you find those true friends in life?
Leadership
I am, and continue to be, blessed… So many angels have crossed the path of my life’s journey.
One of my personal heroes is my mother Goldie M. Royal. She set the tone for all four of my sisters, by demonstrating determination and resilience. My mother modeled the value of spirituality as well as education by finishing her undergraduate and master’s degrees over a twenty-year period, while
Against All Odds… I Survive Myelofibrosis Cancer
Depending on what you have read, you CAN survive Myelofibrosis Cancer.
First and foremost, you have to make a decision to live. The power of your mind is the key. Be that 1%.
Create an environment of love and encouragement.
Find the best medical team, gather your anointed prayer warriors, and last but not least, load up on great wigs!
It Takes a Village
It takes a village to raise a child is an African proverb that means that an entire community of people must interact with children for those children to experience and grow in a safe and healthy environment [Wikipedia]. Similarly, you need a village to develop yourself professionally as well.
“She has no fear, she’s a tomboy”, my mother would say. She loved to share the story of watching me speeding down 12th Street hill on my bike with no fear…
The Black Jelly Bean Lesson
One of the most profound lessons in my life came from my sixth-grade teacher, Mr. Hagerman. In fact, it centers around one of my favorite candies, jelly beans. The Black Jelly Bean Lesson has shown up in my life when I have needed extra encouragement and self-motivation.