Welcome to 30 Days of Positivity where everyday is an opportunity to learn about being purposefully positive.
Survivors With Voices is a 501(c)3 organization, founded by Alissa R. Jones, Author, Philanthropist, Motivational Speaker, is geared towards helping women overcome the seen and unseen scares created by past or current abuse. Survivors With Voices offers support, mentorship and counseling via survivor to survivor, so those carrying the weight of abuse, have a hand to… Continue reading Survivors With Voices – Voice Your Invisible Wounds Conference
Just image waking up every morning thinking, “Wow, I love what I do,” or “I am looking forward to the rest of my day.” Are these the words that you are speaking to yourself daily? Can you say these are your first thoughts when you begin your day? If you answered no to these questions,… Continue reading 4 Questions to Find Your Purpose – 30 Days of Positivity
Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, an he will make your paths straight. (Proverbs 3:5,6 NIV) I pray today that you focus more on Christ than satan Please look at barriers in your life and know that God is… Continue reading “Trust In The Lord” – 30 Days of Positivity
What is in your viewfinder? When I was a child I remember looking into this simple toy and observed pictures through a disk that had several images of my favorite characters or events and it was planned in each click of the camera's viewfinder image what would be seen. God has a purpose for each click/step… Continue reading Expand Your View – 30 Days of Positivity
by Alban Corbett When Should You Burn Bridges? When should you burn bridges? As many people know Bridges are gateways to cross over terrain that are typically uncrossable. However, many people get stuck on the bridges due traffic back ups caused by accidents, toll collectors, bridge maintenance and some people are just there to see… Continue reading When To Burn Bridges – 30 Days of Positivity
The start of the school year brings both excitement and apprehension. It is the beginning of homework, school lunches and after school activities, to name a few. It is also the time of year when many young people make the transition from elementary to middle/junior high school and from middle/junior high school to high school.… Continue reading Helping Your Children Make the Transition – by Felicia Medows
Looking at this field of flowers, we may see an array of beauty and vibrance. Within this beauty, there are flowers that are wilted, some not as statues as the others and some that may not be there tomorrow. When I heard of the passing of Robin Williams, I was saddened. It made me… Continue reading Walk Through The Field
Who can relate to this statement? “My husband and I are both employed and we are able to shop, drive a nice car, we are living in a nice house and we are able to do some family activities but we are not able to save and we are always waiting for the next paycheck… Continue reading The Middle-Class Dilemma – One Pay Check From Poverty
There is a lesson that can be learned in everything that you do. If you have achieved something great, you can make note of the things that took place to make it happen so you can make sure to replicate them. When there was a situation that did not bring forth the desired results, then… Continue reading “Never Stop Learning”
Mind-Set Moment: If you believe you can have it, then you can. Did you start this day off with the right words of encouragement? If not, then say it to yourself right now: "I Can & I Will." That can be for anything. It all starts with your belief window. If you tell yourself that… Continue reading “I Can & I Will”
