Every human being has an innate ability to dream. And many of us use it. We dream crazy, outrageous things, and some of us are even brave enough to pursue them. On November 11th, 2022, I release my 4th publication. About dreams. How we pursue them and what we should expect when we pursue them.…
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I’m exceedingly generous. Probably too generous. My family often jokingly says that if I come into ownership of a million dollars that it’d be done in a week, and it’s not because of excessive spending on things that I want. They believe that I would give it all away. If someone is in need, I…
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By someone else’s standards, my 2021 may have been a fairly normal year, but in my eyes, it was more than normal; one of the best years I’ve had in a bit. For one, this was the first year that I was debt-free since I left university in 2013. And I think that made everything…
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Title: Queenie Author: Candace Carthy-Williams Formats Paperback, Hardback, Kindle & Audible From the very first paragraph, it is abundantly clear that, Queenie, a 25-year old, black British woman of Jamaican heritage, is firmly rooted in a world of turmoil; one, that she will, without question, need help getting out of. We are introduced to Queenie…
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This post was simply supposed to be about introducing another project. About 2 paragraphs in, I recognized that it could be something a little more. While I will still use the post to introduce Wakonté’s latest project, I also see it as an opportunity to give people a glimpse into some of the experiences that…
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5 hours from Saint Lucia to New York, an unplanned 10 days in the Big City after Royal Air Maroc denied me permission to board a flight to Morocco, an 11-hour flight from JFK to Casablanca (when I was actually allowed to travel 10 days later), a 13-hour layover in Morocco before another 4-hour plane…
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A few months ago, I, and about 249 other young entrepreneurs from across Latin-America and the Caribbean landed in Detroit, Michigan to mark the commencement of a US Department of State-sponsored program called the Young Leaders of the Americas Initiative. On arriving in Detroit, the Saint Lucian cohort – which I am a part of…
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Jason graduated university at the top of his class. He double-majored in History & Economics and was particularly interested in helping create developmental prescriptions for underdeveloped regions. He knew that there was a possibility that he wouldn’t get his dream job straight out of university, but two years in, he wasn’t expecting to be unemployed and concerned…
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The past few weeks I’ve spent perhaps too many hours of my time embroiled in serious trash talk on Facebook. It was NBA playoff season. Need I say more? Lebron James, affectionately called King James, is one of my favorite basketball players. Physically, he is a beauty to behold. A man of his size is…
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When did we become God? When did we come into the arrogance that causes us to believe that we can speak to the morning or the day and cause it to be what we say it should be? One of the things that our generation does best is to minimize the sovereignty of God. We have…
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It’s 2:57 am and I can’t sleep. God has placed some things of great significance on my heart as it pertains relationships and emotions and how these things affect Christian men and women. I am a 22-year-old Christian woman. I have never been in a relationship. My lips remain untouched. I am a virgin. Yet,…
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