In the vast canvas of cinema, very few manage to etch a mark as deeply as Tameka Citchen Spruce’s “My Girl Story.” It’s not just a film but a movement, a conversation starter, and a mirror held up to society’s face, urging introspection. As you embark on this cinematic journey, remember the power of resilience, storytelling, and positive change.
This ain’t your grandma’s knitting circle chat about ‘the change of life,’ folks. Shakoor is going all-in, unfiltered, sharing 12 years of her hilarious, triumphant, sometimes tear-inducing journey through menopause. If menopause was a rollercoaster, Shakoorâs experience was the one with the surprise loops and free-fall drops that make you scream, laugh, and maybe pee a little â but hey, we’ve all been there, right?
V. Jesse Smith provides Executive Leadership coaching and strategic planning to CEO’s, Businesses and Non-Profit Organizations seeking to increase revenue in their businesses, and who want to take their personal and professional leadership development to the next level of Greatness.
Whatâs âFrom Me, to Youâ About? In search of a teachable moment, Deidra, a lawyer at the time, created a book of illustrations, inspirational remarks, and motivating brief biographies of notable 19th and 20th-century civil rights luminaries. The book honors various prominent figures who influenced the course of American history. Hence, youâll hear stories of faith and generational wealth of knowledge from descendants of enslaved Africans ranging from Mary McLeod Bethune to former US President Barack Obama.
Faith is spelled R-I-S-K. If you are going to step out and do something significant for God! To do something you have never done before it is going to take 2 things! FAITHâyou must be willing to RISK it all to gain it all!
The next chapter of my life is dedicated to building strong children. First starting with my own, and then helping others do the same. As an entrepreneur coach and advisor to school leaders, Iâve seen firsthand that the biggest problem people face is not a lack of knowledge, resources or money. Itâs their lack of healthy social and emotional skills. These skills are normally and best developed between the ages of 0-5. But too many parents either are not aware of this fact, or they donât know how to help nurture these skills in their children, so they grow into adults with mental health disorders that hinder their ability to be successful at anything. The great Frederick Douglass said, âIt is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.â I agree. So now, I invest my time and energy in creating empowering content for children.
