- Life Style
- July 25, 2021
Four Ways to Protect Your Online Privacy
Your digital footprint is all the information about you that exists on the internet as a result of your online activity. This includes your search history, your photos and videos (Including the deleted ones like those pesky photos you told your drunk friends not to tag you in, but they did anyway), as well as every single time you like/love something on a social media site. Even your text messages leave a digital footprint.
- Resiliency Series
- January 4, 2021
Letter From The Editor…
New Year, New Beginnings. This is what January usually represents. A time of rebirth and renewal. A time to redefine who we are and what we stand for. A time to plan for the future. Set goals, make timelines, and start anew.
- Money & Career
- April 30, 2021
FAT Tuesdays – Special Edition – Up Your Financial Game With These Resources
We’re closing out the month of April with a special edition of FAT Tuesdays, this month’s weekly financial advice column designed to help you conquer your finances and attain the financial freedom that you want and desire. In our last post of the series, we’d like to equip you with some great tools and resources to further your financial knowledge so that you can up your financial game.
- Quotables
- February 3, 2021
Popsyisms…
Some years ago, I had the privilege of seeing Ms. Tyson on stage in “The Trip to Bountiful”, a beautiful and stirring story about the meaning of home. At the spry, young age of 89, Ms. Tyson’s presence on that stage was nothing less than magnetic, and it moved me to tears. Everyone in that theatre understood that they were watching magnificence in motion. I was grateful then and grateful now that I had the opportunity to witness one of her legendary performances. Cecily Tyson was so many wonderful things. A trail-blazing actress, an author, a model, a mother, and a recipient of countless awards including an Oscar, a Tony, three Emmys, and the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Cecily Tyson was a woman who lived a life so full, she had no choice but to touch and inspire millions with her work, her legacy, and her life. May she rest in eternal power and peace.
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