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09/01/2026

Talk About It Tuesday: Reciprocity in Friendship

One of the most important ingredients in friendship is reciprocity.

Because when reciprocity is missing, friendship stops feeling safe.

You start asking yourself questions you shouldn’t have to ask all the time:
Do they value me the way I value them?
Would they show up for me the way I show up for them?
If I stopped reaching out, would we even have a friendship?

And that kind of uncertainty is exhausting.

Friendship was never meant to be one person constantly pouring while the other person simply holds out their cup.

But before you start taking inventory of everything your friend isn’t doing, do something harder: check yourself first.

How do you show up?
Do you initiate? Do you check in? Do you celebrate them? Do you make space for their hard days—or only expect them to make space for yours?

Sometimes the friendship is unbalanced because of them.
And sometimes… we’re the imbalance.

Healthy friendship isn’t about keeping score or making sure everything is 50/50 every single day. Life happens. Sometimes one person will need more. But over time, there should be a mutual exchange of care, effort, consideration, support and presence.

The goal isn’t to keep score.

The goal is to make sure we’re filling EACH OTHER’S cup. 🦋

08/31/2026

Get ready! Talk about it Tuesday is coming, and we are talking about navigating adult friendships. Swing back tomorrow and join in the conversation!

08/26/2026

Talk about it Tuesday! Let’s talk about hair loss. 🦋

08/19/2026

Talk about it Tuesday! Let’s talk about hair loss. 🦋

08/11/2026

Are you feeling black fatigue?

We’re living in a society now where some are questioning our worth, our value, our credentials, our aptitude, and even our presence, simply because of the color of our skin. Black women and men who’ve worked hard all of their lives and EARNED their accolades, such as Ketanji Brown or Barack Obama are called DEI hires. A black man taking pictures of birds in a park is a menace and threat, and has the police called on him. A black couple wading in beach waters, told to go back to where they came from. These things don’t happen to non-black and brown people and it’s exhausting to continually see it happening to my community. I know we can’t change how other people think about us, but we do have control over what we think of ourselves! So I say to anyone experiencing “black fatigue,” you are great, you are dynamic, and you are loved!!!

08/05/2026

Are YOU the fixer!!? 🦋

07/17/2026

This is for the “strong” people! 🦋

07/11/2026

If anxiety is always trying you, these were the conversations that you needed to hear.

My heart is still full and I feel incredibly blessed and honored to have been part of such a powerful community event, “Surviving Through Mental Health.” Serving as a panelist for the “Life Be Lifing” discussion was both humbling and inspiring.

What made this event so special wasn’t just the information that was shared—it was the authenticity. The conversations were honest. The panelists were transparent. The stories were courageous. And the discussions were exactly what our community needs.
Mental health conversations have the power to heal, reduce stigma, and remind us that none of us has to carry life’s burdens alone. Creating spaces where people feel seen, heard, and understood is how we begin to change lives.

A special salute to Danica Royster for her vision, passion, and courage in bringing this incredible event to life. Thank you for creating a safe space where truth could be spoken, healing could begin, and hope could flourish.

I’m grateful to have shared in this experience, and I look forward to continuing the work of empowering minds, restoring hope, and reminding others that even when “life be lifing,”healing is possible. 💚

I’m excited to announce that I will be a panelist with this amazing event! Please plan on participating and showing supp...
06/24/2026

I’m excited to announce that I will be a panelist with this amazing event! Please plan on participating and showing support!

Family Matters: Part II — Healing in CommUnity brings us together on July 9th at the Attucks Theatre for the 3rd Annual Surviving Through Mental Health, presented by Project ORF and the Norfolk Community Services Board.

In honor of Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re creating space for honest, multi‑generational conversations about how mental health impacts our families and how we can heal, support, and uplift one another.

📅 - Thursday, July 9
⏰ - 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
📍- Attucks Theatre (1010 Church St Norfolk, Va 23504)
🎟️- Registration -

Watching young adults step into adulthood can feel like standing at a crossroads.It’s when young adults begin stepping i...
06/04/2026

Watching young adults step into adulthood can feel like standing at a crossroads.

It’s when young adults begin stepping into independence, and parents begin learning how to step back without stepping away.

I’m excited to co-facilitate a free 60 minute workshop with an early career expert focused on helping young adults launch with confidence and supporting parents as they navigate this important season of transition. We will have separate breakout sessions for the young adults & parents.

See the attached flyer and tap the QR Code for registration details Feel free to share with anyone who may benefit. Thanks

📅 Tuesday, June 9
🕖 7:00 PM ET
💻 Virtual & Free

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