Category: BreeziDeezi
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End of Year Goals
Of course, you may set New Years resolutions but are you open to the idea of setting goals for the end of the year? Many of us weaponize our new years goals, setting high standards and then engaging in negative self talk when we fall short. In practice of remaining in the present, here are […]
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Habits: The 2 Types
We can create habits, adopt them or unlearn them. Habits can be fear-based or motivators rooted in benefit. Here is how you can distinguish the two: Toxic Habits (Fear-Based) Habits are changeable. Positive Habits (Motivators) Working out / Running has been my resolve in tough times. This is not a habit I initiated myself, yet […]
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Inclusion (The Big Lie)
Inclusion! It sounds so nice and polite… Inclusion, in the workplace, means that people are offered jobs and not discriminated against on grounds such as gender, ethnicity, or disability. In the real world, the workplace, the idea of diversity and inclusion is that colleagues are chosen for their aptitude. For many, our experiences say otherwise. […]
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An Entrepreneurial Affirmation
Recite, Repeat and Reference (share with others) for maximum potency. The message is for the messenger, as my mom always reminds me; I crafted this to also recite it daily. Hi! Can you provide your feedback on THIS W.I.P page of BreeziDeezi.com? Feel free to leave a comment, email me or message on social media!
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Stop Apologizing. *Video*
This video is linked to the blog I wrote, “Stop Apologizing, Start Thanking” but with more detail! Remember, you are not “sorry”, you are human. Replace “I’m sorry” with “Thank you”.
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The Taste of Peace (Poem)
I was inspired to write this poem as I enjoy my favorite latte, in my favorite coffee shop, while doing one of my favorite things: writing an academic essay for an ambitious customer. I feel peace in this moment, but just a few days ago, I was emotionally dismantled by life’s circumstances. Perhaps, you can […]
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When opportunity comes, it’s too late to prepare.
“When opportunity comes, its’ too late to prepare” – John Wooden. A year ago, I tied my identity to working in higher education, (career doesn’t define you, your idea of success should!) The opportunity came , but I wasn’t prepared in the ways that mattered. Luckily, I am still here. You know, “The blog” is […]