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The National Black Business Pitch Competition Winners Announced

National Black Business Pitch Competition has officially awarded the Top 3 Finalist.  Dr. Pamela Williamson, the CEO/President of WBEC-West, was proud to announce the winners earlier this month on Facebook Live : First Place Winner, who received $10,000, was Courtney Newell, Crowned Marketing & Communications. Second Place Winner, who received $5,000, was Sherrill Mosee, MinkeeBlue. […]

How Music Brought Me Closer to God

Everyone has that one thing that makes them emotional, releases stress, spikes endorphins, something that draws every fiber of your being to feel so deeply. For me, that thing is music. Music is so beautiful in the way it speaks to everyone so diversely. It can cause you to feel emotions in a way you […]

8 Ways to Have Meaningful Celebrations

Many individuals dream in their lifetime of the day they will be able to celebrate a milestone birthday, the precious moment they get to walk down the aisle, or the acceptance of a diploma. In life there are so many ups and downs and uncertainties, so what happens when something like a national pandemic hinders […]

An Interview with Lydie Cerantola-Eid

Tell us about your journey! What led you to publishing Expanded Numerology?   I keep on seeing people asking questions about recurring times or number sequences that they keep on seeing everywhere. That was me 20 years ago, and the guidance from the Angel Numbers led me nowhere.   Answers came through 3 years ago when I […]

Father Knows Best

What do you want to be when you grow up? As a child and later as a mom, this has been a frequent conversation starter in my home. I personally wanted to be a psychiatrist, but when we started exploring careers in school, I realized it would require a medical focus. I can’t deal with […]

There’s Just Something About Sisters

Whether you grew up with a brother or sister, or maybe multiple siblings, those with whom you share parents (and sometimes a room with!) create a bond that is not usually easily broken. Sometimes you fight like cats and dogs, sometimes you are the best of friends. And then there are those friends who ARE […]

4 Simple Tips for Managing Feelings of Isolation

Isolation, seclusion, remoteness – all words that reveal the need for other human interaction in our lives. Withdrawing into a world with limited interaction can be taxing on our mental health. We desire friendships and relationships because we want to feel connected to someone. We crave that encouragement from a friend or warm embrace from […]

How to Declutter Your Home Without Losing Your Mind

Do you have multiple containers of the same spice because you can never find what you need? Do your bathroom drawers refuse to close? Do your closet doors refuse to stay latched no matter how hard you lean on them? Is the floor in your kids’ rooms completely hidden? Are bookshelves overflowing and at risk […]

Klen App: 4 Shifts in Consumer Behavior That Could Long Outlast the Pandemic

4 Shifts in Consumer Behavior That Could Long Outlast the Pandemic At the start of the Covid-19 pandemic in the U.S., restrictions, supply chain disruptions and health concerns pushed consumers to change how they shopped, worked, traveled, ate, learned and interacted with one another. Nearly a year on, as consumers have tried new products and services […]

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