ConverSayShons Wit My Black Self: Colloquialism Professionally Matters!

Send us a textThe older I get, the more I learn about the truth and lies associated with memory, specifically Selective Memory. It affects us all at some time or another, and for one reason/benefit or another. For some people, it intentionally supports them appearing to be dumbfounded as if they don’t know, don't remember, never knew, and/or don't have a clue. It helps some people appear right when wrong, and positive or not so bad when really negative. Nevertheless, we need to be reminded of some things, sometimes, so that our memories can serve us, our children, their children, and the people we love and care about a better living.#ironsharpenethiron #proverbs27:17 #genealogy #familypathology #breakthecycle #govoteandmakeadifferenceSupport the show

Send us a textOctober is Domestic Violence awareness month! It's the time of the year when there's a specfic focus placed on the "loop of abuse" that's Déjà & Vu-ish!An important mental note that is underemphasized, underestimated, and is not highlighted as much as it should be regards the fact that: DV abuse does not discriminate against gender, culture, religion, age, etc., and neither does mental illness.  #dvawarenessmattersforallpeopleinallplaces Support the show

Send us a text"Don't allow your mental well-being to be negatively affected by people who only care about themselves!"Insecure Villains who play Victim come in young and old bodies. Age ain't nothing but a number; believe it! Word ain't always bond; believe it! Love is loosely and lyingly slung around, and some friendships are relationshipLESS; believe it! This truth has been traveling through relationships for far longer than most will admit. Pay attention and act like you know.#bewareofyoungandoldvillainswhoplayvictim  #theythrowstonesandhidetheirhandSupport the show

Send us a textThere is a phenomenon involving broken relationships between parents and their children, young, middle-aged, and old, and that’s a sad shame, BUT, I can relate. I hear and listen to these issues all too often, and here’s what I’ve personally learned: Extracting the positive out of everything that’s negative is one of the best coping strategies that we all can have throughout life. I am learning and teaching myself more and more of how to enjoy all that I have, can do, and have control over, while releasing all else, when necessary. This is about her-mother, but he-father is coming soon.Support the show