by Patricia Terrell | Apr 2, 2016 | Podcast, Relationships, Religion, Spirituality
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Stephan LaBoissere, certified relationship coach and author of “God Where Is My Boaz?” is a man on a mission to make relationships happier and more fulfilling.
In this episode, Stephan shares specific reasons that are hindering women from receiving the love and man she deserves and what she can do to turn things around.
Stephan talks about how to navigate through the dating process if you have chosen celibacy or to abstain from sexual intercourse.
Stephan also talks about how the Bible verse “He who findeth a wife finds a good thing,” is misinterpreted and how this misinterpretation is getting in the way of women finding the man that is right for her.
If you are discouraged with relationships and skeptical of trusting men due to too many previous disappointments, then you will want to listen to this episode to restore your hope that once again, love is possible.
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by Patricia Terrell | Apr 2, 2016 | Business, Entrepreneurship, Fear, Financial Wellness, Podcast, Success, Survival
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Dr. Willie Jolley talks about how to turn our setbacks into greenbacks. Dr. Jolley knows firsthand the heavy load that setbacks can create and what it takes to bounce back. His ability to comeback from a tremendous setback earned him the title of the “King of Comeback!”
In this episode, Dr. Jolley provides specific steps about how to overcome what he calls the “Devastating Ds” of divorce, downsizing, disease, disaster or death of a loved one.
In addition, Dr. Jolley talks about the importance of talking to people about what you are doing, his “5 foot Rule,” and so much more.
This episode is full of information and free resources to help you start turning your setback into a comeback and turn the comeback into greenbacks.
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by Patricia Terrell | Mar 26, 2016 | Financial Wellness, Podcast, Success
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Bobby Kinzer, is the President of the Literacy Institute for Financial Enrichment, Inc., which is a non-profit he established to teach financial literacy. Bobby is a former basketball player and his passion is to empower people to manage their finances and to eliminate the taboo associated with talking about their financial condition.
In this episode, Bobby Kinzer defines financial wellness. He shares ideas about eliminating credit card debt, teaching children about financial responsibility, using automatic payments to make timely bill payments, things that impact your credit score, and a host of websites with financial resources that can set you on the right path to financial wellness.
by Patricia Terrell | Mar 26, 2016 | Change, Podcast, Success, Survival
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Dr. Tommy Watson, Author, Speaker, and former football player talks about his awesome book, “The Resilience of Champions!” Dr. Watson clearly outlines the six habits of highly resilient people in this episode.
Dr. Watson talks about whether resiliency is learned behavior, if we are born with it, and how we can build our resiliency. And Dr. Watson should know because he went from homeless and living out of trunk to a star athlete to college graduate, to earning his doctorate, and to a highly successful entrepreneur!
Dr. Watson lost practically everything. He was able to regained everything back and more based on his love for the Lord and his unwavering determination to bounce back from the many adversities that plagued his life, from childhood into manhood.
Dr. Watson had every reason to give up and quit, due to being born into a drug-addicted household, gang influence, parental imprisonment, home foreclosure, divorce, unpaid bills and more, but he was determined not to give up. If Dr. Watson can bounce back from so many adversities, then so can we.
Listen to this episode to learn how.
by Patricia Terrell | Mar 19, 2016 | Hobbies, Podcast
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Ron Pemberton, Demetria “Dina” Elosiebo, Wendy Bridges, and Ebony Andrews talk about the importance of having hobbies, how their hobbies have changed their lives and the lives of others.
As we all look for ways to live a life of happiness and purpose, quitting our jobs to pursue our passion is never an easy option. However, if you include a hobby or two in your daily life, it can positively impact your self-esteem, reduce stress, make you happy, you become more attractive and people will gravitate towards you because you have something to talk about.
During the first half of the show, Ron Pemberton talks about how his love for antique automobiles, led to the founding of the Unity Thunder Car Club, which has grown significantly in the twelve years of its founding. The club has celebrity members, they give to the needy, and not to mention some really nice antique cars for everyone to enjoy during their annual car show.
This year, the Unity Thunder Car Club honored Demetria “Dina” Elosiebo, the first African American female pilot for the D.C. National Guard. Dina is not just any pilot, but she piloted the Black Hawk Helicopter. Dina shared her amazing journey about wanting to fly since the age of 6 and how her parents nurtured her along the way to keep her dream alive and hold her accountable in the process.
During the 2nd half of the show, Wendy Bridges, talked about entering her first beauty pageant after retirement and winning the title of Ms. Senior District of Columbia 2015, which is for women 60 years of age and older. Ebony Andrews is a public health professional with a background in health education and communication. Ebony won the title of Miss Black US Ambassador 2015 and plans to use her platform to help young girls realize their greatness and act on their power.
All guests shared incredible words of wisdom about the importance of living a life full of passionate pursuits and that it is never too late to live a purposeful life; even after retirement.
Stephan LaBoissere, certified relationship coach and author of “God Where Is My Boaz?” is a man on a mission to make relationships happier and more fulfilling.
