@Marc Jarrett there are so many cool events and opportunities to connect. Only a few are reflected on the calendar in this community. Can we get an up-to-date list and create even more connection? Who else knows of a cool event we should know about.... or attend? thanks.

Stunning Book review for Stacy Dyson ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Our very own @Stacy Dyson, author at Red Thread Publishing, is honored by this stunning review of her book, LOVELY and SUFFERING. Read the review: Here Join me in CELEBRATING 🥳her recognition & accomplishment🎉 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Lovely and Suffering is a searing collection of poetry from Stacy Dyson chronicling a year in the life of a Black woman navigating a pandemic, political upheaval, and unrelenting racial injustice. Spanning the deeply personal to the fiercely political, Dyson’s poems bear witness to grief, rage, resilience, and love. Written from March 2020 to March 2021, this book documents what it means to survive and speak when the world wants your silence. The poems are raw, unflinching, and achingly honest. Dyson blends lyricism and spoken-word fire in a narrative that is part journal, part manifesto, and all heart. Reading this book knocked the wind out of me more than once. Dyson doesn’t just write poems, she lays down testimony. Her voice is unapologetically fierce, drenched in lived experience and spiritual grit. Whether she’s honoring Breonna Taylor or calling out white liberal performativity in “Karen, Your Mammy Done Left the Building,” Dyson never flinches. The writing is blunt, rhythmic, and stinging. Her mix of intimate grief and public fury creates a powerful dissonance. She doesn’t aim to make readers comfortable. She demands they feel what she feels, and she earns that demand. What stuck with me most was the deep tenderness under the rage. Dyson’s tributes to community, family, and sisterhood are gorgeous. In “Je T’aime” and “Quieted Soul,” she reveals how healing hides in the laughter of a child or the memory of ancestors who “never run/ not unless it is toward the enemy…” These moments were breathtaking. But there’s a loneliness too, a poet aching for a better world, and exhausted by the work of building it. Sometimes, the poems felt like confessions. Sometimes, they roared like war drums.

Posting a newest article: Lesley Goth is featured in the media this week, with an article in Brainz Magazine. Read the article here: Empowering Healing and Raising Awareness for Mental Health and Recovery from Sexual Assault She will also be our next published author at Red Thread Publishing, her solo book comes out next week!!! Join me to take a moment to read/share this article... & Celebrate all her accomplishments.

WHAT HAPPENED AT EMINENT FINANCIALS WAS MORE THAN TRAINING! It was liberation. One Financial Adviser, mid-session, said: “My eyes were just opened to a particular belief I do hold… and I’m beginning to check that it’s very wrong.” That moment matters. Because when someone rewrites their internal story, they rewrite their outcomes—faster calls, deeper engagement, more authentic influence. And it's scalable. When leadership aligns around shared, empowering beliefs, teams become culture carriers, not compliance followers. I am sharing some resources to help a few numbers of people eliminate limiting beliefs faster and if you are interested please DM for more information