Black Success

We Need to Heal Many groups of people, including Black people/people of African heritage, people of Colour, white women, gay people and people with disabilities, have problems around self-esteem and confidence because this society does not support our having high self-esteem. We have historically been treated as second-class citizens, marginalised and ignored. I hope and expect that the election of President Obama will go some way to address some of these inequities. As people of African heritage, we were taught to hate ourselves. That's why we often find so much conflict within Black groups and organisations. It's why there is sometimes so much distrust ... Read Full Story

If you are willing to try something new, explore Working with Light.  We can work with light in order to rapidly manifest the things we want, and to transform difficult situations. We can bring about amazing results. To read more, see The Higher Self .  Read Full Story

In Positive Change and Transformation , I recently wrote about the fact that those of us fro a political background often come from a position of blame. Blaming white folks, blaming those in power, blaming whoever. Even blaming ourselves and each other. Individuality By individuality, I mean valuing oneself and others and respecting one’s own ideals and values. For more about this, see The Key to Confidence . Individuality is not the same as being individualistic or selfish. Nor does it mean doing something because “Black people do it”. In order to be individuals, we need to honour our uniqueness. The more we behave ... Read Full Story

How can African American people achieve our goals? The more we dwell on our successes,the more successful we become. The Law of Attraction says that in order to achieve success, we need to vibrate at the level of success.  How do you feel when someone gives you a compliment? Do you accept it graciously in the knowledge that the statement is true (or even might be true)? Or do you say, 'No, no', because this person has obviously got it wrong - they just don't realise how hopeless you really are? To read more, see Allowing Success .  Read Full Story

Many groups of people, including Black people/people of African heritage, people of Colour, white women, gay people and people with disabilities, have problems around self-esteem and confidence because this society does not support our having high self-esteem.   We have historically been treated as second-class citizens, marginalised and ignored.   I hope and expect that the election of President Obama will go some way to address some of these inequities.   To read more, see The Key to Confidence .  Read Full Story