Nativroots Collective

10/06/2024

Creative Director: Davidson Toussaint Company: Nativroots Collective

08/25/2023

Streaming now 🙂 leave your feedback

In this thought-provoking episode, we plunge into the captivating realm of mindset and its profound impact on personal and professional growth. Whether striv...

02/20/2023

01/15/2023

Your life is not what it used to be 5 minutes ago, be intentional this year

01/15/2023

Don’t let them

01/14/2023

I will

01/12/2023

Stay consistent

01/09/2023

Progress over perfection

01/09/2023

Do it anyway

01/09/2023

Focus

01/08/2023

It’s always fun at Sonia Coffee www.soniacoffee.com

01/08/2023

It’s ok to say no

01/07/2023

Don’t sleep on it

01/06/2023

You also bring something on the table

01/04/2023

It's my 40th birthday today. Looking back at my 40 years on earth, GRIT is one thing that encompasses my life. GRIT explained: shorturl.at/ehGV3

When I was 18, I thought people who were 40 were experts in life. Turn out, a lot of us are still figuring it out at this age. My tendency to take risks has taught me many harsh lessons, but I have no regrets, as they have shaped who I am. At 40, I have done a lot of things I wanted to. I have traveled to over 30 countries, built my own business, loved and be loved, succeeded and failed at many different things. I lived in five different countries, learned new languages, and experienced new cultures.

I am not sure how much longer I will live, probably another year, 5, 10, 20, or 40 years, but I call this chapter of my life "Essentialism" only things and people that are essential to me will have my energy and time. I do this out of love for everyone. I won't waste your time, and you won't waste mine, either. Drama, or anything that drains my soul, no longer appeal to me. I hope everyone has the life they deserve and they constantly hope and work for it.

Stay blessed 😇

01/03/2023

Discipline is self-love

01/02/2023

If you type it like the picture, please don’t tell 🙂

01/02/2023

Don’t get overwhelmed. Choose one goal, break it into steps and take one step at a time.