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Comment on The Quick and Easy Way to Bust Bad Behavior by Brenda Jorda

Brenda Jorda — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 20:29:23 +0000

What an excellent article ! One thing I’ve discovered about myself is that I have a very addictive personality. Be it good or bad if I enjoy it I”m hooked. However, my natural propensity is to gravitate towards the bad.I was like a prisoner of bad habits . I had to acknowledge what those distructive behaviors were and be to willing to change them. I had to be honest with myself and accept the reality that I could not deal with those bad behavior patterns alone The only way I was going to see the change I desired and ” bust out of bad behavior” was to apply the very principle of making myself accountable to something/someone. Well, I did and now I experiencing the rewards making myself accountable to something/someone ! )

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Brianna — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 13:25:26 +0000

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Comment on Protected: DOD Exclusive 1: The Supernatural Self-Image by Tanisha Bethea

Tanisha Bethea — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 13:21:14 +0000

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Comment on The Quick and Easy Way to Bust Bad Behavior by Lynn Green

Lynn Green — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 19:08:04 +0000

Absolutely Agree!!! ONE of my bad habits was cheese! Can you believe it? Cheese!!! Each day of the week I would have a different cheese – smoked gouda, havarti, goat, fresh parmessian, feta and sometimes all at once!!! I have a workout partner that took notice of this. She said, “You work out really hard but I think it is the cheese that is causing you to not loose the weight”. Ding!!!!, a flippin’ light came on. For the past two weeks I have not had an ounce of cheese! My workout coach told me that I should not just cut it out I should it a little of it. Since I know that cheese is my nemesis, I had to. I have to have control over it before it has control over my butt, hips, face, thighs etc. And I can’t waste the time excercising only to put back what I worked off by eating too much curd!!!

Comment on Creation/Formation by Richelle Wilkins

Richelle Wilkins — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 02:27:32 +0000

It has definitely opened my mind up more. I find myself asking the Lord for my wisdom and revelation knowledge, and this has brought my way of thinking to a whole new level. I find myself looking at the way the world thinks and if there is more to it than what is there. The Lord is simply awesome, and each day I learn more of his love! For him to dream the creation of the Earth means I can dream and dream and know that being on his side those dreams can happen with his blueprint. What a mighty God!

Comment on Creation/Formation by Joyce

Joyce — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 20:39:32 +0000

It’s wonderful to begin dreaming again! How awesome it is to be a child of the Creator–Lord, I am willing to become more of a dreamer—a big dreamer like YOU–to bring YOU great glory! I am still meditating this Word so I can expand and do all God has called me to do.

Comment on Are You Too Scattered to Succeed? by Marionette Audifferen

Marionette Audifferen — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 19:48:32 +0000

Well Dr.Dream, I do feel like I’m going in several directions at once sometimes. It’s hard to sleep at night because my mind is always racing. I don’t do well in silence either. I do know I’m a hand-on, creative person and I need things that require me to create something to get the passion juices flowing. I’ve just started a new job, that requires lots of organization (UGH), but also allows me to be creative (marketing). I pray the loose ends of my life will be knit together into a beautiful tapestry that will bring GLORY AND HONOR TO GOD through this new adventure! Wonderful and inspirational website.

Comment on The Obama Effect: What does the first black president mean to young black men? by Brandon D

Brandon D — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 00:54:28 +0000

I think Barack Obama being the President-elect could have a wonderful influence on the Country if we allow it to be. This event is still very surreal to me and will become more a reality after January 20th. With the new President elect, I think the country is becoming more opened to diversity. As a result of the “new” concept of diversity, people will be more willing to accept things that are different. People will start to realize that the only difference between one or another is the pigmentation in their skin. One might also say that the bar has now been raised for Blacks, more specifically for males. Will the result of the bar being raise mean more success stories or more dreams deferred? Will the new thing be “Barack did so you can/you could” Of course this depends on the intention of the speaker. Though Obama is a personal role model to me, I think there have plenty of others that paved the way before him. There have been teachers, authors, writers, civil rights leaders, to name a few, that have inspired me. There have been everyday men and women who have been out there trying to help our communities. I would hope to say it would result in more inspired young men and women to achieve higher goals. It is known that as Black males we struggle currently to reach the bar that has been set for us. Too many time have we relied on someone else to inspire us. Now we must take what we have and inspire ourselves. Obama has set a precedent for the Black community, now we have to do something.

Comment on The Obama Effect: What does the first black president mean to young black men? by Micah Parker

Micah Parker — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 11:47:57 +0000

I was wathcing dateline w/my children last night and Obama was being interviewed, one of my sons said, “Dad, why don’t become the president”? I said, “It’s a little too late for me but you could start working towards it”. A simple conversation that would have never been concieved in his mind like it was. With that said, I agree w/Victoria, it has to start in the home and this asperation should not be held lofty above that of raising Godly men and women. Obama is not a righteous man so we shouldn’t crown him savior as the world has. He is not even our hope! (sorry for any misspelling, I have been “dumbed down” by spell check)

Comment on The Obama Effect: What does the first black president mean to young black men? by Andrea Hill

Andrea Hill — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 03:35:14 +0000

I would love for young black youth to look at Mr. Obama and realize that they can truly do and become anything. If Barack Obama had not done that, then where would he be today? I think that his story, especially for those for whom Barack Obama will be the first president in their memory, will be an inspiration. Hopefully, young black men will look at Barack Obama and for the first time, feel like the government has their best interest in mind and that “The Man” is now one of us. We saw it during the entire campaign. A lot of rappers, who were previously anti-government, such as Nas, were coming out and speaking about politics and motivating their peers to get involved. I think the election of Barack Obama will help make young black men feel more connected to society and not as the outcasts many of them feel. It gives me the confidence that I will be able to tell my children that you can be ANYTHING you want to be – and really mean it.