& Lessons Learned Along the Way
Hey everyone! This weekend I've been spending some time in Tulsa, exploring all that the city had to offer. If you didn't read the post about my first two days in Tulsa, you can check it out here. I knew the weather today was going to be rainy, so I decided to have a chill…
Hey everyone! It's been a long time. I've just been trying to figure out which topics I want to focus on writing on my blog. By not really having a focus, I was overwhelmed by all of the posts I could talk about on here. But that's not what this post is about, it's about…
You can work out for 20 minutes a day. You can work out six days a week. But can you do both for six weeks straight? Check out this post as I detail the lessons I learned while completing Beachbody's newest fitness program, Transform: 20 with Shaun T.
Hey everyone! Today might be the last day of National Black History Month, but I hope this series will start conversations that lead to understanding and appreciation. In my opinion, Black History underlies the very fabric of American history; unfortunately, we don't learn about much beyond slavery, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Rosa Parks,…
Continue reading ➞ Shedding New Light: One Last African American Doing Incredible Things (Part 3)
Hey everyone! I know I talk about finances a lot on my blog, so I wanted to show you a video on how I budget each month. The way I budget is slightly different, in a sense, from the way others create a budget. I don't use an excel spreadsheet, but instead, use pen and…
I hope you're still having a happy Black History Month! Everyone knows about the Black History legends such as Malcolm X, Jesse Owens, and the Ruby Bridges. But there were so many other African Americans that helped excel our culture in society, such as Shirley Chisholm, Mae Johnson, and Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler. African Americans…
Continue reading ➞ Shedding New Light: Three African Americans Doing Incredible Things (Part 2)
With this series, I hope to shed new light on the achievements and positive contributions, people I know, are doing on a daily basis. Black history is not just about what African Americans have done in the past, it is about celebrating what they are doing now, and allowing the future generation to experience new possibilities.
