How To Network At Events
Now is not the time to be anxious or shy about meeting new people. For the last few years, I’ve been hearing “your network is your net-worth.” I have found this to be very true. When I got out of my own way and made meaningful connections, it equated to more resources. You’d be surprise at how being in the rooms or sitting at tables … Continue reading How To Network At Events
Perfect Wedding Songs
It’s wedding season! Seeing the save the date photos and actual photos of the wedding or just watching people allowing their followers on the planning journey just makes me feel so mushy inside knowing my day will come. I desire marriage and hoping I won’t be waiting forever. I am not looking for a husband but, I am patiently waiting on him. In the meantime … Continue reading Perfect Wedding Songs
10 Summer Date Ideas
You can make a lot of warm memories with your loved one on winter dates, but there’s something about summertime that just spells romance. Let this be the time you focus on making memories with your favorite person. Pull out that old polaroid camera and live a little. Any one of these summer date ideas is sure to spark a little romance in your relationship … Continue reading 10 Summer Date Ideas
Black Chemist Uses Natural Ingredients That Can Help With Your Summer Skincare Routine
Your skincare regime should change with every season. Now that summer is officially here, skin concerns and requirements will be different from the previous season. “With the increase in heat, humidity, and sun exposure, skin irritation becomes a common concern. The key is to avoid clogging pores, and vegan products can help you achieve just that,” said Kenya Staples, Chemist and Creator of Dear Sunday … Continue reading Black Chemist Uses Natural Ingredients That Can Help With Your Summer Skincare Routine
V.Monet Creates Swimwear to Compliment Black Women
Summer is here and having the right clothing can make all the difference in how you feel on your vacation, especially your swimwear. As Black women, with fabulous curves, finding the perfect swimwear can truly be a work of art. Many of us find ourselves doing more research into the cuts and styles that not only make us feel sensuous but also keep us secure … Continue reading V.Monet Creates Swimwear to Compliment Black Women
5 Stages of Love
Stage 1 Falling in Love The early days of a relationship are always the best.Even though you’re still getting to know each other, you both might feel as if you’ve found the “right” one. I call this the honeymoon phase, an early part of a couple’s relationship where everything seems carefree and happy. It usually lasts from six months to two years and can be … Continue reading 5 Stages of Love
2 NEW LOVE LANGUAGES
Identifying your love language can be the best way to maintain a strong relationship over time. There have been five ways people tend to communicate and receive love. I’m hoping by now you know the five love languages are words of affirmation, quality time, physical touch, receiving gifts and acts of service. Surprisingly, so many people expressed that their way of receiving and expressing love … Continue reading 2 NEW LOVE LANGUAGES
Ways to Cope After a Breakup
Breakup grief can have severe impacts on someone’s mental health and daily functioning. Grieving a romantic breakup is an important process for people to go through, even though this type of grief is not commonly discussed. I would like to say, grief is a process an individual can use to reflect, grow, and move forward from an event especially if the breakup is hard for … Continue reading Ways to Cope After a Breakup
The Relationship Ended and You’re Still Grieving
For some time, grief has been tormenting people all over the world. Many of us only associate grief with losing a love one but, people seem to underestimate the grief that comes after a romantic breakup. No matter how long you’ve been with a partner, for many, a breakup can feel like a sucker punch to the stomach and most importantly the heart. Somewhere between … Continue reading The Relationship Ended and You’re Still Grieving
HBCU Graduate Tours With Jill Scott
High-profile dancers such as Debbie Allen, Misty Copeland, Janet Collins, and Josephine Baker, have all provided representation for young girls who grew up to be the everyday women wanting to dance. To see black women perform in an area in which women of color aren’t often reflected on a mainstream level, validates opportunities for any one to go after their dreams as a dancer just … Continue reading HBCU Graduate Tours With Jill Scott
