In the header picture of this post, I am trying to write. With two boys, hanging on my arms and asking for my attention, the simple task of typing on a keyboard is almost impossible. I often feel that my plans conflict with my children’s plans. Can you identify with this struggle? You want to give your children or spouse the attention they deserve, but you also need to finish that___. My work versus family responsibilities is fighting multiple rounds in my house during this p

Dear Student, How are you this week? Today, I want to remind you of an important activity that can help you perform better on your exams, term papers, or other school-related assignments. When I saw you last week, you looked a little rough. Without me asking, you told me that you only slept for three hours the night before. You read my previous letter, so I will not further explain the relationship between rest and academic performance. I want to know about your reading habit

Books filled my childhood. With my father's work as a church pastor, he maintained a home office with volumes of books on religion and leadership. I remember most mornings began with the sight of my mother reading at our kitchen table. My sisters were also avid readers. It was very clear from a young age that learning was an action my family valued. When it came time for me to begin my family, I also carried the tradition of reading and filling my home with books. Similar, to

“Too often many young men who are kissed by the sun and hugged by melanin at birth, are forced to succumb to structural inequalities and soc