This podcast explores the importance of remaining in your own lane as you work toward your goals.

With the new year comes new goals. But those don't matter if, throughout the year, you aren't diligent in achieving them. 

This podcast provides 4 ways to maintain your consistency throughout 2018, to ensure you actually achieve those goals!

Doing better requires consistency, self-reflection, honesty and hunger. Knowing when you’re at your last and when to seek help is incredibly important if doing better is your goal.

This episode:

- speaks to the importance of getting help on your pursuit of doing better
- encourages you to stop stigmatizing the notion of "help"
- and pushes you to think more critically about your process of getting (and doing) better

'Respectability politics' plays a large role in how we navigate and share our experiences as women of color — especially when it comes to our purpose. We often feel discouraged or ashamed to share our professional goals, with worries that it may offend or dismiss what others believe we 'should' be doing, or are 'qualified' to do. But their thoughts are none of our concern. When speaking about your purpose, speak boldly.

This podcast:
- connects Issa Rae's Emmy comment to the gall we ought to have when discussing our passions
- reminds you of the power of your proclamation
- and helps you recognize that your divine destiny doesn't have to make anyone comfortable

When God's plan doesn't agree with the promise He showed us, we immediately show out. We lose hope, faith, and trust. But see, God is intentional and He knows very well what He's doing. We just haven't realized that yet.

This podcast will:
- identify the real reason we get so frustrated with God's plan
- force you to be accountable for your part in the frustration
- and, provides encouragement for those who may not see how God's promise will come to fruition with the current season you're in

With time being such a finite resource, in our natural world, we have such a problem waiting for great things to happen. We want everything now; we want our whole journey microwaved. But that desire must cease.

This episode explores the purpose of the wait, and three things you should do in the midst of your waiting season.

We all go through something. Some battle. Some struggle. A life event that knocks the wind out of us. But it may be deeper than you realize.

This episode tackles:
- The reality that your everyday struggles are really spiritual battles
- Why that is the case
- And two ways you can defeat those battles spiritually, and truly conquer carnally.

The work you're doing in the lives of others, is incredibly important. So much so, that even when you want to stop—you must continue. This episode will remind you of that, and encourage you to keep going, even without the support you may desperately desire. Listen up to hear it all put into perspective.

"The lust for other things is the seduction of the enemy." —T.D. Jakes.

Inspired by T.D. Jakes' 'Destiny Has a Stalker' podcast episode, this episode highlights the disastrous habit of comparison via social media.

It shares T.D.'s points about this desire for more, being a trick of the enemy—forcing you into a state of constant dissatisfaction—and I share how important it is to check that behavior at the do', and how I did it.

Are you feeling overwhelmed with plans? Feeling too busy? Are you drained from the constant activity of support—be it mentally, emotionally and/or financially? Are you so exhausted that your own mental and emotional health is at risk?

This often ignored easy tip will get you back to where you deserve to be: diving face first into peace and happiness.

As I wrap up 2016, I've been releasing some of the things I refuse to go into a new year with. Some doubts, insecurities, and old situations; as well as some projects and opportunities.

Today I came home and gave up my radio show. Yes, I gave up my slot on an internet gospel radio station that's growing quickly. And, though it may be crazy to some, there are three incredibly important reasons why—and your brand could benefit from some of them!

Tune in to hear why I quit and the important lessons I learned from doing so.
(HINT: "Jack of all trades, master of none" is not how I choose to spend another year!)

2016 was the year of implementation! But you, you've been so stuck planning your every move, that you haven't executed anything.

This episode will get you motivated to finish this year strong, by crossing some things off your 2016 to-do list—even at the eleventh hour.

We all have that 'laundry list' for finding a right man. But how much of that list is external and how much is internal? This podcast explores a few things you may not have considered adding to your list, but probably should.

You'll walk away from this with a new perspective of your 'search' and a new list of things to look for.

I got the crazy idea to delete all my podcast's audio, and to start from scratch. With nowhere to go but up from here, I'm sharing why I chose to start over and the lessons I learned from doing so.