The problem with living your entire life “under the radar” is that the safety of never being seen or heard is also the risk of never being seen or heard. In order to maximize the impact of your achievements, you must be willing to take the chance that others will know when you fail. #failforward
I became a Jennifer Hudson fan the moment I heard her audition for Season 3 of American Idol. It didn’t matter to me that she later lost to Fantasia. I knew she was a star in the making. So you can imagine my response, 9 years later, to an invitation to cover a red carpet
As we grow up, we ought to grow out of some old, bad habits. Right? If silence hasn’t worked in the past five relationships, it’s time to speak up. If letting someone else take the credit means you got passed over for another promotion, it’s time to speak up. And if you truly believe that
Check out this episode Great interview! We discussed racism, careers, life balance, and the importance of learning to say “No”.
Celebrating Independence Day by keeping it light and simple for the next 24 hrs. In that vein, rather than talking about Egypt, Trayvon Martin, Texas Representative Wendy Davis or the loss of someone I really admired just yesterday, I’m sharing one of my favorite go-to YouTube series for when the world becomes too much.
I arrived in New York yesterday for the annual Blogging While Brown conference. I spent the day enjoying the sights and sounds of my favorite American city. The conference hotel is the Aloft Harlem. I was a bit alarmed that my taxi driver had never heard of it since the Aloft is a major, global
Austin Says Goodbye to a Community Legend Dr. Moe Anderson, soulciti.com On Wednesday, June 5, 2013, buttercup rays of sunshine peeked through the partly cloudy skies to glimpse the Who’s Who of Austin as they gathered to pay their last respects to Joyce Elizabeth Adejumo (Hunt). Well known as the founder of Mitchie’s Gallery (which
