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Life, Leadership & Legacy with Dr. Shelia Gothard Good Evening The Real Money Coach Fam! Today we have special guests Dr. Sheila Gothard here to discuss Life, Leadership & Legacy. Please like, commen...

Join me with my Fellow Western Michigan University Alums, as we discuss my journey through LIFE before and AFTER WMU. How leadership played a significant part in what I am doing now.

What are you holding back on doing? Write that book! enroll in that Class!!!

Today, on May 27, 2024, we pause to honor the courageous soldiers who sacrificed everything for our nation. Did you know Memorial Day originated as Decoration Day, founded by African Americans in 1865 after the Civil War? Let's reflect on their legacy and never forget their selfless service.

Dr. Sheila Gothard of will be helping all our attendees to improve their leadership skills at the 2nd Annual Women & Minority Business Summit on June 8, 2024 at and we want you to be there!

Conference Curated by Give it to the People®.

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My latest research has been completed and I will be teaching a class titled Empowering Leadership: Culturally Responsive Competence for Women and Minorities

Dr. Sheila Gothard of will be helping all our attendees to improve their leadership skills at the 2nd Annual Women & Minority Business Summit on June 8, 2024 at and we want you to be there!

Conference Curated by Give it to the People®.

Visit https://www.giveittothepeople.com/wmbs to get your free ticket now.

Someone once told me that Leaders are visionaries with a poorly developed sense of fear and no concept of the odds against them. I agree.
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Embracing the Essence of Exceptional Facilitation

As a facilitator, I believe in setting the right tone for our sessions. It's more than just guiding discussions; it's about creating an atmosphere where every voice is not just heard, but valued. Picture it as holding the space, a sacred space where psychological safety flourishes and diverse perspectives are not just welcomed but celebrated.

Understanding our audience is paramount. We delve into their context, empathize with their needs, and respect their interests. It's like having a finely tuned radar, where we can "read the room" effortlessly, sensing the vibe and understanding each individual's essence in a short span of time. This skill becomes even more crucial in the digital facilitation realm, where nuances can easily be missed.

In our facilitation journey, we ensure that no voice goes unheard. We recognize that introverts might need a gentle nudge to share their invaluable insights amidst the vibrant energy of extroverts. It's about striking that delicate balance where every participant feels empowered to contribute without overshadowing others.

Facilitation, to me, is the art of sculpting a learning environment that enriches every soul present. It's not about imposing decisions but rather guiding the collective towards a shared objective. The path may not always be clear, but with emotional intelligence as our compass, we navigate through unspoken thoughts and diffuse tensions with grace.

Our goal? To foster an environment where inclusivity thrives, where every individual feels not just welcomed, but embraced. It's about creating a safe haven where ideas can flourish, opinions can be challenged, and solutions can be crafted collaboratively.

In essence, an exceptional facilitator is more than just a guide; they are the architects of transformative experiences, weaving threads of understanding and unity among diverse souls, ensuring that every journey is not just meaningful but profoundly enriching for all.

Join us for an impactful Lunch with Greensboro's Assistant City Manager, Nasha McCray.
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I am thrilled to announce an incredible opportunity for High School Juniors, Seniors, and their families in Greensboro, NC!

Together with Guilford County Schools Counseling Services, College Foundation of North Carolina, and shift_ed, I am honored to bring you a unique HBCU College Fair in our community.

Join us at Mount Zion Church of Greensboro for this one-of-a-kind event where students can explore their higher education options and connect with representatives from Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

Best of all, admission is FREE! However, space is limited, so be sure to secure your spot by registering at the link below. Plus, dinner will be served, making it an informative and enjoyable evening for everyone.

Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to chart your academic future! Reserve your spot now: http://shift-ed.info/HBCUcollegefair

Spread the word and let's make this HBCU College Fair a huge success! See you there!

I am glad to be in the South -where tea is sweet and accents are sweeter; summer starts in April; front porches are wide and words are long; macaroni and cheese is a vegetable; pecan pie is a staple; Y’all is the only proper pronoun; chicken is fried and biscuits come w/ gravy; everything is darlin' and someone is always getting their heart blessed. Have a good day y'all!

HEADS-UP!! It's almost that time again to Spring Forward!!
Daylight Savings Time begins Sunday, 3/10/24 ...
Set clocks ahead an hour before you go to bed Saturday and it's also a great time to change the batteries in your smoke detectors!y

Affirmations in the workplace

Hello Leaders!!!
As we get close to the end of the first month of the year, it is VERY important to Acknowledge Your Success:

Take a moment to reflect on your recent achievements. No matter how big or small, each success is a testament to your strength and dedication.

Drop in the comment a success you've had this month, no matter how large or small, I want to celebrate you and provide some fruitful feedback.

HABARI GANI?! Today's news is IMANI!!!

"The principle and practice of Imani
(Faith) teaches us to believe in the
good and strive constantly to achieve it everywhere and in its most essential,
inclusive and expansive forms. It reminds us that we must have faith in the future and the new world we seek to bring into being in order to imagine and build them. And it is a faith that teaches us to believe that through hard work, long struggle and a whole lot of love and understanding, we can with other oppressed, struggling and progressive peoples reimagine and redraw the map of the world and put in place and develop conditions and capacities for everyone to live in dignity-affirming, life-enhancing and world-preserving ways and come into the fullness of
themselves." - 2023 Annual Founder's Message, Dr. Maulana Karenga

At this big age, I published to books in 2023. The hot one now is my Book Club Journal. It’s beautiful and a great gift idea.

Masterly: Vital Principles for Significant and Practical Impact in Ministry Masterly: Vital Principles for Significant and Practical Impact in Ministry

HABARI GANI? KUUMBA!
Today, on this 6th day of Kwanzaa, we celebrate our Creativity.

Creativity is something that has ensured the perpetuity of African Americans. It is Creativity that inspired us to turn the scraps thrown to us in slave fields into delicacies (chitterlings). It was Creativity that compelled us to compose songs to signal others about the paths to "freedom" (Negro Spirituals). It is Creativity that motivates us to find new, innovative ways to fight back when another one of our babies is senselessly murdered (protests, marches, die-ins). You see, Kuumba keeps our hearts beating. Through Kuumba, we utilize our talents to leave our communities better than they were when we inherited them. Kuumba gives us the space to breath and love and BE. Through Kuumba, we can be our truest, fullest, most beautiful selves - unapologetically- and use all of that to cultivate an amazing community of amazing humans.

Kuumba is life!

HARAMBEE!!!!!!!

HABARI GANI?! Today's news is NIA!
On this 5the day of Kwanzaa, we are encouraged to sit in reflection about the goals we've set for ourselves and the work we are doing to achieve them. Even further, we are challenged to set and pursue goals that uplift, improve, and cultivate our beloved community.

"The principle and practice of Nia (Purpose) calls us to do good in and for the world, to pursue and practice freedom, justice, peace, caring, sharing and all that contributes to African and human good and the well-being of the world and all in it. Indeed, the ancestors teach us in the Odu Ifa that we should do things with joy, for humans are divinely chosen and righteously challenged to do good in the world. And they remind us in the Husia that the good we do for others we are also doing for ourselves, for we are building the good and promising world we all want and deserve to live in and to leave as a storehouse of good for those who come after." - 2023 Annual Founder's Message, Dr. Maulana Karenga
HARAMBEE! HARAMBEE! HARAMBEE! HARAMBEE! HARAMBEE! HARAMBEE! HARAMBEE!!!!!!!

HABARI GANI?! Today's news is UJAMAA!!
We ask ourselves: How am I positively contributing to the cycle of social-emotional-financial wealth in Black communities? What is my role in the caretaking of my family? ... of my beloved community? ... of my beloved planet? Am I doing all that I effectively can? Can I do more?

"Ujamaa (Cooperative Economics)
teaches us the principle and practice of shared work and shared wealth. Modeled on the shared harvest, it calls for cooperative work, respect of the rights of the workers and the needs of everyone for a life of dignity and economic security and the conditions and capacities to live a free, good and meaningful life.
HARAMBEE! HARAMBEE! HARAMBEE! HARAMBEE! HARAMBEE! HARAMBEE! HARAMBEE!!!!!!!