@Irving Arnold

After reacting with confusion to another opportunity, one of my advisors said something that stuck with me: “You always seem confused when something good happens to you.” And she was right. The truth is, when you’ve spent enough time in environments that make you feel small, recognition can feel unfamiliar. You start questioning opportunities instead of simply receiving them. But I’m learning that sometimes the opportunities showing up are simply a reflection of the work, consistency, and effort people have been seeing, even when you struggle to see it yourself.

GM, fellas, and l pray you all are having a good great morning. For this is the day that the Lord has made and l will (make a choice) to rejoice and be glad in it. Today might be a challenging day for you, or you may know someone who's having a challenging day. Well, be encouraged because you can change your day by what you say out of your mouth. How can l do that???? You are/were MADE from GOD stock (in His image & likeness), so what would God do if He was you in your situation(s)? How would He respond to that thing? Yes, you got it, He would speak and declare His word against that situation(s) or circumstance(s) and since God is in you, you have that same capability to speak with His word to change your day into what you need and expect it to happen for you, while giving Him glory, praise and thanksgiving for it. Therefore, on today and any day, it doesn't matter what it looks like. We are speaking spirits, declare what God has said until you see what He has said for your life. You do this by meditating on His word every day, and then you will be energized with the power of His word to speak those things that be not as they are, Romans 4:17. #SpeakTheWordOnly I speak favor of blessings and Psalm 91 over you all today...

I want to dedicate today’s lesson to my son @Quinton Brooks II He made a major Shift in life and got married. Please help to Congratulate Q2 & Dex on their nuptials🔥

In my short time here in Alabama, I’ve had the privilege to travel to different communities and break bread with them. It has had me reflecting on what it actually looks like to live out what we say we believe. I realized it’s not about the label or the setting, but about how it shows up in everyday life across different people and spaces. This is what I’ve taken from it: Show up. Stay aligned. Be steady. Create space for others.