Something about stepping out of your comfort zone makes you grow a little more. I know it's not always something someone necessarily wants to hear, but it is the truth. Don't be afraid to step outside of yourself a little today. Do it gently and do it in a way that helps you learn to grow into a new comfort! 💚💚💚 linktr.ee/streettherapy

There's a side of me that pays great attention to the various ways of the cosmos... and with this event of the Barbault's Basket happening, there's no better time than now to release this video that I made some days ago. I'm actually surprised, but you know... it's giving me some direction. With so much speak of this basket in the sky, I have a feeling that there are people who are making moves in their lives that may be life changing. I now I am... There are many people having many different interpretations of what this basket is to bring and for each individual, there is going to be a different event, situation, or breakthrough that each person will experience. Whatever you are about to experience or expose, I'm here for it and I'm here for you! 💚💚💚 If you feel like traveling with me in this lane of my life, keep up with me: linktr.ee/streettherapy 💚💚💚

This was one I dedicated to my late father. On the day that I recorded this would've been his birthday and though he's no longer here on the planet as the man who birthed me, he is always around and with me in spirit. I mean, I am of his bloodline! 🙏🙏🙏 One thing I have always prided my father on was how much of an educator he was. He did spend 20 years in the US Air Force which lead him to being a JRROTC instructor at the high school I graduated from. Though I didn't understand or credit it much then, it was something to see his life the way it was and also how he was able to raise a man like myself and keep his family together... I'm truly a nepo baby of someone who had some strong spiritual power within. My father was truly a man of God and raised our household like one. Regardless of your own or your family's spiritual or religious beliefs, my father and I may not have always seen similarly when it came to our religious and spiritual matters, but we were able to openly talk of them even though we had different practices. ✝️✨💫☯️ Though I don't currently have children of my own, to follow in his footsteps by becoming an educator of sorts the same way that he was in his life time is a personal goal of mine. Even though I may not be able to necessarily educate children the way that he did (at least not yet), I do know that knowledge isn't something that should be kept within if you can and have the capabilities to share it in environments that went towards the betterment of others. My father did always teach me that knowledge is power, but as I learned later on in life, power is something that shouldn't necessarily be held carelessly or hoarded to apathy. In some sense, the making of this video is with that context in mind as I pay homage to the other many lessons he taught me not just as a high school teacher, but also as my dad and father. This particular also talks about the power of discernment, in which my father did teach me rather well about what that was (even though I didn't always listen, but you know children... 😅😅😅)

For those that follow me here and are a part of my community, I probably should give you a little more access to the public version of myself that is behind the background building of Street Therapy on Skool. That being said and mentioned, the following is a link through LinkTree that I am building a store as well as ways of checking out my profiles on some of my other social medias that I've built myself and Street Therapy on. https://linktr.ee/streettherapy There is still much being built...and honestly, as I'm using LinkTree as a way to direct my people to me as the Street Therapy founder, I'm also learning how to utilize LinkTree as a storefront to help with affiliations of products that I use. Another thing I am working on developing is a website around Street Therapy and everything that it entail, so I am currently working with a couple of people to make that happen as well. With the help of @Kimmie Angel , we're hoping to get this underway soon. Until then, check out the above link to get to know a little more about me and I will keep things posted here as things continue to develop. 💚💚💚

Sometimes we feel that when we started a project and put it off to the side that we abandoned that project. Maybe you did...but what if you just weren't clear at the time that you originally started the project? One may not necessarily be sure if they don't go back to check on it. 🤔🤔🤔 So where is the Street Therapist going with this? Let's take my activity in Skool for instance. I understand that this platform is growing and while it's growing without my activity, my inactivity from Skool is because of some of the growth that I'm doing away from Skool. There are a variety of communities and community boards that I used to post to to make connections with people...and I LOVE sharing information that I just learned that aligns with whatever my soul purpose feels at the time that I post content in these communities...but there are times over the overall time that I've been active in Skool to where I would go days without posting to either my own community or to those communities that are helping me build in what little capacity I have. But I'm not gone because I gave up on Skool, I'm gone because other things (life situations if you will) take current priority either for my personal growth or because I'm at a crossroads in which I may have to put Skool off to the side from time to time. I have to remember that whenever I come back to post my findings or to make changes to the courses that I'm putting together or to interact with the different community and Skool games that are afoot...that I'm not necessarily starting over with Skool so much as I'm just revisiting. What makes it difficult is the amount of inconsistency that I'm having while trying to make my community work and grow a trying to see what I can do to help the communities that are helping me. I don't want to say it's burdensome, but I feel like if I don't show up as consistently as I would like to here at Skool that I would be letting those that are helping me grow on this platform down. And honestly, maybe that's just me self-projecting or maybe judging myself, but it's the point that I want to make that I question myself on this matter of duality (starting over vs revisiting) and I wanted to know if anyone feels something similar.