It’s been awhile since my last post and I missed talking with all of you. I haven’t posted for a good reason, though. I bought a new house!
So I have spent these many months settling into our new home, decorating it, and adjusting to suburban life.
This being Black History month, I decided to share my free ebook about Frederick Douglass as part of my return to blogging here.
The book is my gift to you and I hope you like. it. Feel free to share with family and friends.
Do you realize that your words bring your life into fruition? Are you aware that your statements are really affirmations? As we close out 2015 I share one of my favorite stories with you as evidence. This is from one of my favorite books called “E-Squared.” What shows up in your life is a direct reflection…… Continue Reading
One dictionary defines an entrepreneur as “a person who organizes and operates a business or businesses, taking on greater than normal financial risks in order to do so.” Another definition of entrepreneur I found is “a person who takes an idea, product or service and does whatever is necessary to introduce it to the marketplace where it…… Continue Reading
I have not posted for a couple of months because, I say with gratitude, I have a full calendar of speaking engagements and a few other opportunities floated to the top of my priority list. I am relaunching my corporate website to match Google’s mobile responsive web requirement. The new JADci website will be launched by…… Continue Reading
I remember clearly the first time I heard the term FOMO. I thought “here we go again, one more new acronym to learn.” I was watching a show on HULU about Millennials. One young lady spent literally hours posting and responding to posts about The Hunger Games. All the time investment was so that she…… Continue Reading
Virtual reality has been in movies for awhile. In fact, my first exposure to virtual reality was in the 1983 movie “Brainstorm” starring Natalie Wood and Christopher Walken. Here’s the plot: “Brilliant researchers Lillian Reynolds and Michael Brace have developed a system of recording and playing back actual experiences of people.” It works so well that…… Continue Reading
For days I have been thinking about what I want to write for my blog post for the Generational Differences in the Age of Social Media blog then I awoke this morning with these wishes for my millennial and digital babies worldwide: 1. Learn about romantic love. While watching a movie recently it ended with…… Continue Reading
By now you know that “It’s easy for us to recognize that a 17 year-old-girl who survived a terror attack against her life and against education for women, and that has spread the word about vital issues widely, receiving increasing support for her cause, deserves to be lauded with such a prize” Malala was shot…… Continue Reading
It’s been awhile since I wrote a blog post and there’s a good reason for that. I am happy to share that I have been busy working on my American Dream and presenting seminars to some wonderful corporate clients. As I tell my attendees, one of the reasons I write this blog is to counteract…… Continue Reading
What does a typical eight year old girl do in today’s society. According to the media, she spends her time online, texts and mulitasks with her friends. She might be thinking about boys and giggling with her besties and that’s fine. This month I want to share with you how one eight year old loved…… Continue Reading