In my previous episode of GFT with Natasha Nicole, I was joined by momtrepreneur, Daisha Sealey and had a lively conversation about what it meant to be a person of excellence. Well, we're back in this episode to continue that conversation, as well as share some advice and tips on how one can start grooming themselves to operate in excellence and become more excellent if he or she so desires.

Daisha Sealey is the founder of Sitting Amongst Queens, a not-for-profit organization aimed to provide single mothers support and relational growth via networking opportunities and events in and around the Greater Boston area. To learn more about SAQ or donate to their wonderful cause, check out the information listed below:

Website: www.sittingamongstqueens.godaddysites.com

Email: sittingamongstqueens@gmail.com

Phone: (617) 433-8921

Donate: https://cash.app/$SittingAmongstQueens

Here's a random question, do you consider yourself to be a pigeon or an eagle? Don't know? Well, are you living your life on purpose and with excellence? If you still don't know, then this episode is for you. We were created to be people of excellence and to live not just a good life, but a prosperous one. Unfortunately, so many of us don't know just how exceptional we are in God's eyes. For this grown-folk conversation, I'm joined by momtrepreneur, Daisha Sealey as we discuss what being a person of excellence is and how to become one. Buckle up and enjoy this ride. Oh, you also may want to take some notes. I'm just saying...

Throughout my life, even before I started my Christian journey, I heard a ton of phrases or cliches that church folks would say.  As a child, I didn’t always understand what some of them meant.  Now that I’ve been rocking with God, the Son, and the Holy Spirit for 23 years, I’ve come to understand what they all mean through my life experiences.  In this episode of So Here’s the Thing, I passionately discuss my annoyance with a few Christian cliches.  However, I have to admit when I’m experiencing hardship or challenge, I DO NOT want to hear any of the listed cliches.  Maybe that’s just me, let’s talk about it.

·       He may not come when you want Him to, but He’s always on time

·       God is good all the time, and all the time God is good

·       Hate the sin, but love the sinner

·       When God closes a door, He opens a window