Would you go for the trending colors of the season just because they’re “in”? For example, burgundy is everywhere this winter. Do you pick it up purely for the trend, or do you stick to colors that actually fit your style and wardrobe? I’m curious — when it comes to personal style, how much weight do you give to seasonal trends versus timeless choices?

So Friday I misplaced my bank card and for the last couple days Ive been driving myself insane tearing through everything trying to find it. So last night I asked papa (God) if he can help me cause I am luckily if I remember what I did 10 minutes ago. So a few moments ago at 4am I went to start the suv so it could warm up and I grabbed my camp hoodie to throw on and my hand hit something that felt hard in the pocket and boom there’s my bank card…. Im telling y’all I checked my camp multiple times for my card and I don’t even know but sometimes thats how God shows up. Im telling y’all right now I don’t deserve his son dying on the cross for me cause us humans are dumb , we r , we do insane things and yet Jesus said if only for one of you I would have died on the cross!!! So yes im feeling blessed right now Black reality outreach ministry polo Green puffer trucking vest Light green Irish flat cap Invicta watch Cinch cowboy jeans Real ariat belt with Christian praying cowboy buckle And my $600 custom hot shot loggers from nicks custom boots Ride cologne

Good morning ladies and gentlemen, as we are moving up and growing in our levels of being gentlemen and ladies, our value also goes up. Whether you are looking for a raise, a new job, or even a new career. One main factor is we want what we feel we are valued at. When negotiating a salary keep this in mind: When applying for a position, when fill out the application where is says desire salary write “open” this leaves it open for discussion. Then when you have your interview, moment they asked “what are your salary expectations?” You were placed in a trap. If you say a number under they will pay you less, but if you say a number too high, they disqualify you. Use the reverse, instead and put the pressure back on them. Say “I’m sure for roll of this level you have a budgeted range. Can you share with me what that is so we can be efficient on time,” they have to give you a number. Then once they say it, You say “That’s a great starting point for a base, but I’m more interested in the total compensation package. What do you have?” Never show your cards until you see what they have to offer. Keeping this in mind when you are negotiating your worth will help you receive what you feel you are worth, and not be undervalued or under paid. You’ve earned it you worked hard for it now go get it.

Without commentary on either political party. Have a productive Tuesday.