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Why is Finding One’s Purpose Such a Struggle?  - Los Angeles Sentinel
For as long as I can remember I have been sharing the importance of learning your meaning, so you can develop your message, which will allow you to carry out your mission. One’s mission and purpose are
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A Grandmother’s Cry    - Los Angeles Sentinel
My heart is heavy when I think about the violence that continues to persist in our world today.  I know that violence is not new and it has been with us since the beginning of time, but with social media, television, and all forms of communication regarding what happens around the
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Wendy’s Window July 15, 2021 – Life Choices - Los Angeles Sentinel
One of the things that I have realized in my life is that the choices I made yesterday defined who I am today.  I will be the first to admit that some of the choices I have made were not always best for me.  However, many of the choices I made impacted my life
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Do You Create, Critique, or Criticize? - Los Angeles Sentinel
I was in the event business for many years, and I was fortunate to have been part of wonderful events. One of the ways I was able to grow my business was by asking and accepting feedback.  The post Do You Create, Critique, or Criticize? appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.
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Women Can Change and Strengthen Our Communities With Their Vote! - Los Angeles Sentinel
In America, Black women represent 7.8% of the population, yet Black women are less than 5% of officeholders elected to statewide executive offices, Congress, and state
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An Angel Returned Home - Los Angeles Sentinel
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Would Dr. King Still Have The Same Dream? - Los Angeles Sentinel
History has provided us with many heroes and sheroes that have fought hard to change the trajectory of how humanity is treated.  Recently we lost Nobel Peace Prize recipient, Archbishop Desmond Tutu.  The post Would Dr. King Still Have The Same Dream? appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.
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Healthy, Wealthy & Wise Conference Goes Virtual – Real Talk Helps Girls Navigate the Pandemic - Los Angeles Sentinel
This year, with the fallout of the pandemic, there was also a focus on navigating COVID-19 in 2021 and pursuing healthy relationships. The post Healthy, Wealthy & Wise Conference Goes Virtual – Real Talk Helps Girls Navigate the Pandemic appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.
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What Would Happen If? - Los Angeles Sentinel
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It’s About Time We Wake Up About Mental Illness? - Los Angeles Sentinel
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Moments Matter, So Be Mindful of Your Choices - Los Angeles Sentinel
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Wendy's Window - Is it Time to Reset Your Expectations? - Los Angeles Sentinel
Every year as the clock rolls over to the next, I begin to reflect on how I did during the current year and then I write out what I hope to achieve for the year to come. If you are like me, I am so ready to say goodbye to 2020 and hello to 2021.  However, even with all the pain and disappointment
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“What Do You Need?” - Los Angeles Sentinel
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Wendy’s Window – We All Need a Little Margin in Our Lives - Los Angeles Sentinel
Do you ever feel like you are being pulled in many different directions?  Does it appear that you are busier now more than ever, but you are not sure you are getting the results you want? Do you find it difficult to say no?  Do you allow your day to be interrupted by things that could have
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This is a Season for Healing and I’m Here For It  - Los Angeles Sentinel
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Where Do We Go From Here? - Los Angeles Sentinel
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WENDY'S WINDOW: Why Do Women Who Make Great Decisions in the Boardroom Sometimes Struggle Making Good Decisions in the Bedroom? - Los Angeles Sentinel
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Day of Jubilee   - Los Angeles Sentinel
This year, Father’s Day lands on the same day as Juneteenth. As we celebrate fathers and all they do for the family, we will also shine a light on Juneteenth.   The post Day of Jubilee   appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.
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WENDY’S WINDOW: The Silver Lining of Tragedy - Los Angeles Sentinel

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Wendy's Window-Fair Play, Means Fair Pay - Los Angeles Sentinel
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Once we are born, there are two things we all are going to experience no matter how hard we try to avoid them, no matter how much money or fame we have.  One of those things is death. The Bible is very clear that all of us will experience a single permanent death, no one gets out alive. The second
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