I’m about to talk about what I don’t usually talk about because like most things, if you’re not actually “that person, working in that profession, or on that job” you tend not to relate, understand, or empathize with what and how people feel about certain things. My blog, however, is a form of therapy forContinue reading “Story Time…”
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I Told You My Mental Matters
Yesterday was crazy. Let me preface this with I’ve been helping my oldest son because he’s going through some life changes. The world can be a big bowl of mess sometimes especially for Black men. I’m very cognizant of that and because of this I am careful with what I say and how I showContinue reading “I Told You My Mental Matters”
When You’re The One
I know I’m chosen and I’ve known that for a long time now. Sometimes it’s easy and other times it’s hard. I’ve gotten used to being people’s “person.” I used to wonder why and say I’m nobody special. I don’t see why people look up to me. Well guess what I can see exactly whyContinue reading “When You’re The One”
From Nurse to Entrepreneur: Embracing God’s Direction for a New Path
I have been feeling, or my body has been trying to tell me something. I recently talked with God about what He was trying to teach or tell me. I’ve been noticing or paying attention to my body lately. When it’s time to go to work, I literally begin to feel sick and my bodyContinue reading “From Nurse to Entrepreneur: Embracing God’s Direction for a New Path”
Understanding the Distinction: Microaggression vs. Macroaggression
In today’s complex and diverse society, having conversations about various forms of aggression is crucial. Two terms often emerge in these discussions: “microaggression” and “macroaggression.” While they both involve acts of aggression, it is essential to recognize their distinctive characteristics and the impact they can have on individuals and communities. This blog article will delveContinue reading “Understanding the Distinction: Microaggression vs. Macroaggression”
Dishonorable Discharge
I’ve been in a dead space lately. I mean, I’ve had a wonderful launch of my new business, and it was amazing, to say the least. I know I had been speaking about walking away from the bedside for a while, but I literally jumped out on faith and did it. I trust God toContinue reading “Dishonorable Discharge”
Don’t Quit
I’ve been working on several projects since I returned from Texas. I work quietly and try to stay focused even though it may look like I’m doing nothing to others. I am always doing something:) I’ve been working on ways to make passive income, but with things I love. Now here’s the thing about doingContinue reading “Don’t Quit”
Hard Times
Something happened and it had me feeling emotional and off-balance last evening. I went into my colleague’s patient’s room to sign off on medication for his patient. Without thinking, because I’m a helper and not realizing that he was taking care of an end-of-life patient. I stepped into the room and I could hear whatContinue reading “Hard Times”
Do More of Nothing
I have had the privilege of doing absolutely nothing during my vacation. That is what that word means to me. I get to choose to do what I want when I want, how I want. It’s really the reason I go by myself. When you take others with you, and their definition of vacation differsContinue reading “Do More of Nothing”
Leaving the Bedside
I don’t know about anyone else, but being a bedside nurse isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Yes, I will admit that most of us make it look flawless or, at minimum like we’re true superheroes wearing a cape all the time. If only, right? I get it because I prepare for my exitContinue reading “Leaving the Bedside”
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