For the past 4 years on Monday to Friday, I wake up to an alarm ensuring a timely commute to work. My arrival at the same office these past 957 days minus vacation time has been mostly uneventful. I’m grateful to have the means to put a roof over my head. It’s always a great […]
“When A Woman is Silent, Listen To Her Very Carefully” – Unknown Women are taught at an early age about all the things a lady should never say. We’re bombarded by society with the underlying message that a man’s voice is louder than ours. When she stands up to raise her voice against unfairness of […]
This morning we all woke up to our daily routine. Did you do anything differently? Many of us spend time and energy planning and hoping much of our lives. We perseverate on problems that need solving. During our downtime we are thinking about what to prepare for dinner, wear the next day or how to present […]
Have you ever stopped to listen? Has the nagging within burned a hole in your ear? Heightening anxiety as the sound gets progressively louder. Eventually, pounding on your life when ignoring its repeated thumps. Are you familiar with life’s whispers? Recently, I watched a video that sparked my curiosity. In it, Oprah asked “What are […]
“She made broken look beautiful and strong look invincible. She walked with the universe on her shoulders and made it look like a pair of wings.” Words can touch the heart in the most profound ways. Hoda Kotb’s Twitter on Thursday morning resonated with me as a woman. I wanted to share the words with […]
Do you remember the first time you felt the rush of love run through your veins? Can you recall how time spent with the object of your affection was never enough? Have you ever felt like you didn’t want to share his or her time, attention and physical presence with anyone in the world? Does […]
I arrived work early this morning. The time forced me to bump into more people than usual. On my way off the elevator, I noticed a presence behind me of someone that I had seen in passing but didn’t know, personally. I swiped my identification to get on the floor and held the door for […]