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Book Review: Master of Me by KeKe Palmer

Lady #KeKePalmer is an unexpected teacher in this book which highlights the blunders, limits, and dangers of self-constructs. She highlights the MAAAAAAAJOR STRENGTH of having a positive relationship with one’s mother… a desperately needed open dialogue and example of how black womens’ relations with black mom’s can be co-productive. KeKe challenges readers to expand our mind/capacity, build from the ground…

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How to Set Up and Customize Your Linktree: A Step-by-Step Guide

, easy-to-navigate page. Whether you’re a business owner, influencer, or brand ambassador, Linktree allows you to share multiple links without overwhelming your audience with a collection of different URLs. Below is a detailed guide on how to create and customize your Linktree profile effectively. What is Linktree and Why Should You Use It? Linktree acts as a “one-stop shop” for…

Bringing Elegance to Life: The Total Woman Brand of Lady Chantell Williams

Bringing Elegance to Life: Admire the Beauty of The Total WomanThe Brand of Lady Chantell Williams Step into a realm where elegance is not just a quality; it’s a way of life.The Total Woman by the visionary Chantell Williams is a masterpiece that breathes life into the very essence of timeless beauty. With a deliberate selection of colors, Chantell orchestrates…

DEAD Things Are NOW Fruitful

Early in May, I was participating in my regular weekly prayer call with Alexander Temple Community Church. I got so caught up in worship during the prayer call that I could hardly contain myself!!! They asked me to lead prayer for the group, and I cut that corporate prayer short because God was calling me to personal worship. God’s anointing…

“Who Got Me??” Ya’ll Got Me!!!

Hey sugars. Thanks for your calls, texts, love, everything, everything, and everything else. You have been my legs. I don’t even know how they have been working and how I didn’t already evaporate (like the left behind dress with smoke rising from the Wizard of Oz. You have been my BRAIN. D-U-C-K when I was spelling DUKE for the funeral…