I am introducing a new segment, letting you guys in on a big part of who I am.
"Poetry is the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings: it takes its origin from emotion recollected in tranquility". William Wordsworth

Truth be Told we all need a reminder to keep moving forward. Chase after your dreams no matter how big they are. We're bound to feel defeated. It's what we do in those moments that makes us who we are.

Just a short episode checking in to let you guys know I am still here! I have something special for you coming soon!

Truth be told marriage isn't easy especially when your young. In the episode I reflect on my marriage after our seven year anniversary. I'm no expert but these seven lessons learned can move mountains in any relationship. After getting married at 20 years old to my high school sweetheart, I picked up a few things here and there!

Fighting against life without faith is like drowning in shallow waters. God knows you can stand but you don't. Having faith during hard times is like smooth sailing in rough waters. Truth be told life will never be easy,  having faith is not easy..

Make sure you check out "Once a cheater always a cheater?" before you get into part 2! The last episode with all three generations of women in my family. We're getting into each women's point of view on unhealthy relationships, generational curses, and more. Truth be told we all make mistakes when it comes to love...

Well this is the last of the interviews from three generations of black women. Thats right my mom, grandma, and aunt join me one more time for the next two episodes. We're getting into each women's point of view on unhealthy relationships, generational curses, and more. Truth be told we all make mistakes when it comes to love...

For Mental Health Awareness month I am encouraging us to break the stigma associated with mental health disorders in the black community. I am also bringing attention to some of the  challenges we face. Truth be told mental health is not a sign of weakness, and it does not discriminate based on skin color. First we need to recognize mental illness as an “illness,” like cancer, or diabetes  because it is just that..