Why it’s time to start ‘Breaking Barriers’
The month of May is making me feel good and there is no maybe about why it is happening. I owe it to myself to
Fighting the good fight
Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, “To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment.” Being
Creating your personal mission statement
May is “Mental Health Awareness Month.” In 2020, I became an avid runner. The pandemic gave me more time to take care of my physical
Understanding the difference between teachers and technicians
I’m more of a teacher than a technician. However, I can do both. As a teacher, I create a system that allows technicians to facilitate
Making a commitment you can believe in
It’s April and we are in the last month of the Empowerment Phase. Here’s the phased approach to development that sets me apart. Having a
One-on-One with L.E.A.D. Program Coordinator Intern Parris Austin
I’m going to start this blog with four fastballs, so dig in. Did you know that Atlanta is the No. 1 city for income inequality in
Why it is okay to show your emotions
April brings a lot of spring showers, along with some tears. I keep reminding myself that it is okay to cry when I am struggling emotionally
Getting past the ‘stupid’ things
I Googled the meaning of a fool and saw a definition of a person being silly or stupid. April Fools Day occurs every year on
‘What the game means to me.’ Two L.E.A.D. interns share their thoughts
Spring is here and this is my favorite season of life. Flowers start to bloom. The sun seems to shine brighter and bats are hitting
