Be careful not to fall in love with someone’s trauma instead of who they truly are. Trauma bonds feel intense, but they’re rooted in pain, not purpose. Choose connection. Choose healing. Choose growth.

Gossip is loud, but it’s empty. People who stay busy talking about others usually aren’t building anything themselves. Protect your focus. Protect your name. Move with purpose, not mouths.

New year, everyone I’m stepping into this year beyond grateful to be partnering with Inside Success TV through @rudymawerlife and @thesharkdaymond, and marking on the Disney platform is something I don’t take lightly. What started as a vision is now opening doors I once only prayed for. This year is about impact, purpose, and reaching more lives than ever before. Thank you to everyone who believed, supported, and stayed locked in. 2026, let’s work!!

Most people never reveal what almost sank them, often due to shame or fear of what others will think. But I’ve learned that silence only keeps you stuck. Every time I open up, I create an atmosphere where healing is possible because my kids don’t just need to see Superman. They need to see Clark Kent, the man who fell, the man who struggled, and the man who still chose to rise through the noise! I’m not proud of the mistakes I made or the trust I broke; those echoes still follow me. But hiding t

22News interviews MGM Springfield President Mike Mathis

The return from Christmas break is a reset point for the entire school environment. Students re-entering with disrupted routines and heightened emotional sensitivity can impact behavior and focus. When administrators and teachers align around patience, structure, and clear communication during this transition, schools create stability that allows learning to regain momentum.

Your trigger isn’t the problem. Your source is. The trigger is what you see. The source is what it touches inside you. If you only react to triggers, you stay stuck. When you trace the source, you start to heal.

Making space for your child means giving attention every day, not just when they mess up. When connection only comes with correction, kids learn the wrong lesson. Daily bonding shows them they matter all the time not just when there’s a problem.