Advice of the Day

I've heard from my friends a lot recently about how they fear for the future because they're plans since starting school have not panned out exactly as they had intended. I'm here to tell you that no plan is perfect and anything that can go wrong, will (it's Murphy's Law). However, that in no way means you are destined to fail. Rather, you will have to take a different route to achieve your goals. Everything happens for a reason, and if you have some master plan that ends up not working out, that's perfectly fine. Don't let that discourage you from success. Nothing usually goes exactly the way we planned, but when it doesn't, we compromise and move forward. And you will still achieve great things. You just need to be patient, open-minded, and prepared to adjust when the situation arises.

Completion of Series and Things to Come

Good Morning Readers,


I hope you enjoyed this past series "Battle of the Sexes" and all the information I shared. I've received a lot of positive feedback from it and am thinking of either starting a new series, or extending this one to encompass more areas I didn't cover. I'll keep you all posted with these ideas in the works. Otherwise, I appreciate all the shares people have given, and continuous support of my writing. Good luck this week and remember, the weekend is just two days away!

Verse of the Week

"For the entire law is fulfilled in keeping this one command: 'Love your neighbor as yourself.'"
- Galatians 5:14


But this should be taken a step further. These days, not everyone loves themselves the way others do. Not everyone sees themselves in a positive light. So we should see this as treating others the way Jesus would treat people - in a kind and caring manner. That is how you spread positivity throughout the world.

Battle of the Sexes: Part 4 - There is No Title to Encompass a Woman

Being a woman is a beautiful thing. Let that word sink in - woman. The word holds a significant amount of weight. They were made with the ability to do the impossible. They are a beauty to behold. They are a treasure that people will cherish forever. They face challenges on a daily basis - and on a monthly basis - that seem unbearable to most. But somehow, they find a way to overcome them. Overall, being a woman is an honor and a gift that should be embraced. But what exactly is the makeup of this divine creature? What qualities must one possess to be a woman? Just as I explained the complexity of a woman and what she does, it is understandable that there may be confusion and misconceptions about what it means to be one. Not everyone can be called a woman. It’s not a title one receives because of age or by inheritance. It’s not a word one can throw around when they think they’re grown. It is an accolade that is earned.

Conclusion of the Series Soon to Come

Good morning people! I hope you've found the 'Battle of the Sexes' series informative and useful so far. Unfortunately, it will be coming to a close soon as the final piece of it is expected to be released this week. So keep on the lookout for the drop.


I appreciate your feedback and continued reading of my work!

Verse of the Week

"For the Lord gives wisdom; from his mouth comes knowledge and understanding."
- Proverbs 2:6

Battle of the Sexes: Part 3 - “She’s Every Woman” … or So You Thought

Women. God’s gift to man … and your worst nightmare! Just kidding. Women - God’s gift to man, and yet the hardest gift  in the world to understand, to the point where graduate students still struggle to understand how women operate. My uncle has his Master’s degree in Psychology and still struggles to comprehend them. Have you seen the meme where the guy is solving thousands of complex math problems and “The Guide to Women: Chapter 1” is the caption?

Accurate. But just because women are so hard to understand at times, doesn’t mean it’s impossible. It just takes time, open ears, communication, practice, studying, and of course, a lot of prayer. The first step you can take to understanding women is realizing the knowledge you may have about them isn’t necessarily true. Just how well do you think you know women?

Part 3 Timeline

As of now, Part 3 of the series is still expected to release this Friday. If there is any hold up, I will post the update here.


Thanks again for your patience.

Verse of the Week

"But if we confess our sins to him, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all wickedness."
- 1 John 1:9

Unfortunate Delay in the Series

Good Morning Readers,

So due to a recent illness I have been dealing with for almost a week now, I am postponing the second half of the series. My goal is to have it out by next week. I appreciate your patience and I hope everyone is staying safe out there.

Verse of the Week

"There is no one holy like the Lord; there is no one besides you; there is no Rock like our God."
- 1 Samuel 2:2

Battle of the Sexes: Part 2 - Real Men, How Many of Us?

What exactly do you think makes you a man? Are your actions and lifestyle reflective of those ideals? As men, we are all guilty of falling prey to stereotypes at some point in our lives, where we believed our actions were representative of what it meant to be a man. Whether that was reinforced by the hype and encouragement from our boys or the society that we live in, that didn’t always mean we were right. Coming to terms with the truth is tough and for some, it’s not a case of learning the truth, but accepting it. To my surprise, my view of the misconceptions guys have of what it takes to be a man overlapped significantly with the input from women. So take these words with a grain of salt. To my fellas, don’t take this post as me calling you out because I, as a man, have things I have to improve as well. Rather, take this post as a way to help you better yourself in areas you may be lacking in or with which you may have the wrong idea. It will make a difference in the long run.