pearls of wisdom

The word for you and I this year is CONSISTENCY. I know 2020 has been a complete fool this year... for lack of a better term. However, the only way to achieve in the areas you said you will win in this year is to remain CONSISTENT. You may have to find a new route to get where you're going, but stay consistent in your travel...

Tomorrow, Saturday, August 14, would have been the 35th birthday of the late rapper, business man, family man, entrepreneur and community activist, Nipsey Hussle was killed. Although gone, he left us with treasures and treasures of wisdom.

As a woman in entertainment, I've learned early to keep tough skin. The truth of the matter is, everybody's not going to like you.

Hey friends! Someone once told me to always make sure you choose PURPOSE over PERFORMANCE. You see… purpose, you just walk in it. Purpose is peaceful because you’re content being you... doing you and the approval of others carry no weight...

Be INTENTIONAL in everything you do! When you wake up in the morning, ask yourself, "What can I do or say today to be great and/or impart greatness to others?".

Preserve your right to say, "No". That was the very first phrase glued to my 2017 vision board because I am so inclined to say yes to everything I believe to be a "good cause".People will pull you in every direction they deem important and use you for your gift.

A wise woman once told me, "Keeta, if you want to walk in true power, you have to spend minutes with man and hours with God." It blew my mind, yet made so much sense.

MAKE YOUR PASSION YOUR PAYCHECK IN 2017. The day and time of hitting the alarm clock and going to a job you hate, is old and played.

Make your 2016 misery your 2017 ministry! You didn't just go through struggles in 2016. You chose to GROW through them, and someone needs the wisdom you gained in the process.

As we embark upon a new year, it's important to have a clear vision of where you see yourself in 2017.  This year try writing out your vision and bringing it to life with a vision board.

To heal a wound.... you need to stop touching it! Upon being discharged from the hospital a couple of weeks ago after having spinal surgery, my surgeon gave me some very simple instructions regarding wound care... LEAVE IT ALONE.

Treat those closest to you as if it is the last day you will ever see them. Why applaud and be respectful to strangers, but not those closest to you?