Will Black Men’s Mental Health Be The Next Pandemic
In this episode, I interviewed two brothas, Michael Cox and Brandon Williams about the stigma around black male mental health stigma what steps they are taking to educate and empower men to look at themselves more holistically. If you missed this episode check it out here https://blackmenspeak.libsyn.com/episode-13-will-black-mens-mental-health-be-the-next-pandemic.
Is A Unified Black Lives Matter Movement Necessary!
Our first episode was on the heels of the murders of Ahmaud Arbery, George Floyd and Breonna Taylor. I talked with Professor Saladin Ambar, Fox Sports host of the Odd Couple Chris Broussard, and Educational Activist L-Mani Viney around the issues of police brutality, the nationwide protests to creating policies that will make our nation more equitable. If you missed this flagship episode check out the link here. https://blackmenspeak.libsyn.com/black-men-speak-episode-1
How the Create Generational Worth
In this episode, we spoke with A. Donahue Baker, from Money Ave., LLC. We talked about creating generational wealth either through real estate investment or business development. We also covered topics like the family office concept, understanding tax strategies, and closing the wealth gap.
To listn to the complete podcast, click on the link attached. https://blackmenspeak.libsyn.com/black-men-speak-episode-2-0
From Lightning McQueen to the Real Thing.
In this episode we interview Rajah Caruth, an 18-year old NASCAR driver. As part of the Drive for Diversity Program we discuss his love for Lightning McQueen and how seeing his first race turned into his drive for becoming a professional racecar driver.
He talks about the importance for driving, how e-sports driving can be more pressure than being on the real track and how he felt winning his first race.
You can hear the entire podcast here. https://blackmenspeak.libsyn.com/episode-12-from-lightning-mcqeen-to-the-real-thing
It’s exciting to find a man who’s ready to stop playing dating games and start focusing on what one woman — you — have to offer in relationships, but before you even consider committing to him as “boyfriend and girlfriend”, let alone think seriously about getting married and making him your husband, it’s critical to know which personality traits to look for as signs that he will actually be a good boyfriend (and, potentially, a good husband).
This means it’s time to get to know and understand the aspects of his character and personality, and in doing so, you’ll strengthen the relationship you’ve begun even more.
To understand the 10 Personality Traits your future boyfriend needs click here.
Keith Dent is a relationship and life coach, as well as the author of the “In The Paint: How to Win at the Game of Love.” His work has appeared on sites like The Good Men Project, MamaMia, and The Real Dad’s Network. If you are having issues figuring out which personality traits you need in a man, give him a shout via email.
If you do these things, you’re controlling your partner and ultimately damaging their self-esteem and the relationship.
You can fix-it if you desire. Click here for more details.
Keith Dent is a certified empowerment coach by The Institute for Professional Empowerment Coaching (IPEC). He has 10 years’ experience and is the author of In the Paint – How to Win at the Game of Love. Contact Coach Keith for a free consultation. You can read more about him at http://www.keithdent.com.
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Husbands! Has there ever been a time where you didn’t feel love from you wife, but didn’t know how to articulate it? Check out the letter this unloved husband sent to his wife by clicking here.
You’ve been dating for what feels like forever, and at long last, you feel positive you’ve met “the one” — that perfect person you’ve been waiting to fall in love with for so long.
What makes it especially exciting is that the feeling is obviously mutual. They’ve been showering you with the gifts, affection, and love you’ve craved, and which you’d almost given up hope of ever finding.
Unfortunately, your friends aren’t so sure about your new relationship.
They may feel your new partner is really manipulating you and you don’t even know it. To see the 9 signs you are being emotionally manipulated, click here.
Putting your foot down and issuing any sort of ultimatum in your marriage is a very risky call: Sure, you may get what you want, but if your spouse is resistant to your demands, there could be dire consequences.
When have you made an ultimatum in your marriage and it actually worked? How did you feel afterwards?
A timeout in marriage is a way to regroup, cool off, and think about how to move forward. “Take a timeout” is good marriage advice when you’re stuck in the cycle of arguing about the same thing over and over again.
Some important things to think about when you call a timeout are as follows:
You need to know the right time to call it.
You can’t call it if makes the conflict worse.
A timeout is not a way avoid the issue.
The timeout is a way to breathe and think calmly about the situation so you can move forward.
Have you ever used a timeout during arguments with your spouse? How did it work?
Keith Dent is a certified relationship coach and the author of In The Paint – How to Win at the Game of Love. If you like leave a comment, or reach out at info@keithdent.com if you are having challenges in your relationship and dating life.
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