ConverSayShons Wit My Black Self: Colloquialism Professionally Matters!

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Originally written and created in 2024, but some conversations remain timeless. "Here we go, again."
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When the nonsense starts stirring up another Bahahahahah-ttle in your mind…
remember one important thing: The Bahahahahah-ttle is not YOUrs… it’s THEM!
Bee Ess Wilson started it. Klepto Cleveland keeps stealing and reselling trouble.
Big’Ole Baxter keeps biting off more than she can chew and feeding the drama. Crae Thomas keeps acting crazy and losing control. Cryyee Deville keeps boo-hoo-ing and flooding the stage with tears. 
But you? You’re the director, and with God, the GOAT, guiding your script... you already know who wins in every scene!
 
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Is this You, too?
Do you ever find yourself irritated, misunderstood, or quietly storing frustration while still trying to live disciplined, faithful, and intentional? In this episode of Wit YOUR “GoOD-Complaining” Self!, we unpack the practice of GOOD-COMPLAINING, a faith-anchored form of cognitive reframing that transforms irritation into insight and reaction into regulation. This isn’t about denial...it’s about governance! We explore what it means to “be angry and sin not,” to examine ourselves before assigning blame, and to interpret life’s bends without declaring them endings.
If you’re learning to discipline your perspective, protect your peace, and let faith guide your frame, this conversation might be yours, too.
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ConverSayShons Wit My Blank (Rejected) Self!
What is: Cause-and-effect recollection? It is a memory framework in which past experiences are stored, retrieved, and interpreted, based on what they led to, shaping present beliefs, emotions, and expectations. Rejection plants doubt at the cause-and-effect level, allowing faith to kick-in and become the strength you need to ...
"Act of Strength" by Alana Jordan

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