As a child, I distinctly recall singing a double-dutch song with pride in playgrounds, stating, “First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes a baby in a baby carriage”. I also remember watching  ‘A Different World'  to gain insight into the lives of college students at an HBCU, which I saw as a pathway to promising careers and social status. Interestingly enough, these songs and shows left an impression on what happiness and success looked like, and influenced a mental

2020 was one of a kind. We found ourselves navigating the COVID-19 pandemic, fighting systemic issues, and reprioritizing what seemed like every part of our lives (family, health, finances, and more). Specifically in the business realm, most companies had to pivot to a virtual environment and readjust to meet the various needs of their employees. While much has changed, one thing that has remained the same is the importance of successful onboarding for new employees. As we en

Merriam-Webster defines trust as an assured reliance on the character, ability, strength, or truth of someone or something. It is a noun that becomes a verb based on intentional investment in someone’s interests and well-being, which in return keeps them engaged, honest, and loyal. For me, My 5-year-old son trusts that I will be there to encourage him when he is unsure, and that I have a plethora of Welch’s fruit snacks, Honest or Capri Sun juice, and PB&J sandwiches on dec

That ‘B” is Bias, and a killer for changing learned habits.

One of the most important decisions you can make is starting the year off strong with a positive work culture.