Recently I was called to the stage to perform and I couldn’t have asked for a better introduction. Once I stepped on the stage I told the audience that after my performance I would be heading home immediately because I had to get home to perform my mommy duties. I stood on stage and the…
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Answering hard relationship questions with your teen and tween kids
One of the hardest parts of parenting after a divorce, separation, or difficult relationship is figuring out what to tell your children when they start asking grown-up questions. When my daughter was younger, I made a conscious decision not to share adult details with her. She was a child. She didn’t need to carry adult…
Why Should I Care About Future Generations? #Earthday
“Why should I care about future generations? What have they ever done for me?”— Groucho Marx If we’re honest…that question probably crosses more minds than we’d like to admit. Because life is busy. We’re working, parenting, managing homes, trying to stay afloat — and sometimes thinking about the future of the planet feels far away…
5 Signs You’ve Healed from Old Wounds in a Relationship
Navigating relationships can often feel like a delicate dance, especially when old wounds from past experiences threaten to influence your current dynamics. Healing is a vital part of personal growth, and recognizing the signs of healing can illuminate your path toward healthier, more fulfilling connections. Here are five signs that you’ve truly healed from old…
Carrying the Message Forward: Reflections from Rev. Jesse Jackson’s Homegoing #JesseJackson
Attending the homegoing celebration for Jesse Jackson was both humbling and deeply emotional. Chicago gathered in a way that felt historic — leaders, neighbors, activists, and everyday people came together to honor a man whose voice shaped generations of justice, faith, and possibility. The service, held at the House of Hope on Chicago’s Far South…
Elevate your life! Empowering Women Everywhere 