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Most emerging professionals are unsure of what they talents or gifts they possess. This lead them to either pursuing the wrong career that they hate or choosing the wrong major. I understand this very well because that was me...the purpose of this blog is to help you discover your talent(s).

I recently spoke at an event and someone came up to me and said that they are confuse about what to choose as a career. I want to be a psychiatrist and an artist. As humans we are very complex individuals, we have different passions. We were taught to limit ourselves to only choosIng “ONE”. One place to live, One career. Focus on one thing. But this goes against our human nature to CREATE and CHANGE. The most successful people pivot. In this blog post, I will dive in how to

We all hear the cliche adage that “rejection is God protection”, although I believe that the divine one ( for me, its Jesus Christ) has a way of using our lack of acceptance to change our path. But, what happens when rejection is not redirection or protection, but it's more of a nudge to keep going.

Entrepreneurship and romantic relationships have more in common than we would like to admit. Both require commitment, putting yourself out there, and choosing discipline over desire. Also, in both there is no short cut in being successful, they both need consistent action and work to be great. So, let's dive into detail on how love and entrepreneurship are alike in many ways. 

Entrepreneurship is like cooking a meal, it requires the same mindset.

I’ll never forget the feeling of opening my math regents results & seeing that I failed again.Not once,not twice,but three times.In high school,math was my Goliath.It seemed like no matter how hard I tried,it just wouldn’t click.I had to take night classes three years in a row just to have a chance at graduating on time with my peers.It was embarrassing.Frustrating. Defeating.But looking back now,that experience taught me one of the most powerful lessons I carry with me today

Perfectionism is not about excellence. It’s about avoidance. It masks itself as high standards, but it’s really a shield we use to protect ourselves from vulnerability.The only way to combat perfectionism is by adopting a new perspective: