Resolve

In this final of a three part series covering Barack Obama's first Novel, Jeremy is joined by two guests who taking the resolve journey alongside him.  We discuss family dynamics, cultural heritage, personal responsibility and self confidence.  We do our best to cover the most important parts of the book with questions and discussion. We also take time to provide insight and advice for friends of the culture who have emailed us or called in.  Thanks for a great first year as resolve and thank you dearly to everyone who tuned in and downloaded, 2020 will be even better.  Resolve.

In this episode we continue our deep dive into Barack Obama's first book.  We discuss issues related to families, dreams, motivation and self-worth.  This is part two of our three part series on the book.

In this episode we dive deep into Barack Obama's first novel "Dreams from My Father."  This series will look into our relationship as men and women with our fathers and how the men in our life shaped us in different ways both positive and negative.  We are breaking this book up into three parts for the discussion.  Please join us in reading this wonderful novel, or, if you can't, enjoy our conversation surrounding it.  Thanks for listening and keep up the movement.  Resolve.

Many members of the LGBTQ+ community struggle with coming out to their parents or their loved ones.  It is an experience many of us share.  I wanted to reflect on this moment in my life with my own mother.  We discuss my childhood and how she grappled with my being gay.  I would recommend listening to this episode for anyone in the LGBTQ+ community that may be struggling with their identity and I hope you can glean as much wisdom from our conversation as I did.

Kithen talk will be an ongoing series of shorter conversations with various friends of the culture.  Host Jeremy talks with his grandmother in the first installment of "Kitchen Talk" from Resolve.

This month we had the pleasure of interviewing the author of this month's book.  Brother to the night aka Jeremy flew out to Harlem have engage with Hairston in what proved to be an incredibly enlightening and exciting interview.  Make sure the get the book online and read along with us as we do a deep dive into the book and just personal life. Book summary from Amazon: In the Center, Antonio Javar illuminates the connection between problematic thinking, fear-based beliefs, and habitual negative feelings that influence our destiny. With elegant simplicity, Antonio takes his real life experiences and extracts the life lessons that can be universally applied. Using specific tools and exercises, Antonio teaches that by tapping into the power inside you, you can transform your life and enjoy it too. Instead of feeling distracted and controlled by the world outside of you, you”ll begin to gain a strong sense of stability within. Whether looking to improve focus, enhance your life, or manifest your dreams, this book could be the breakthrough you’ve been waiting for.

Welcome to the worldwide debut of Resolve!  This podcast will serve as a safe haven to foster growth, conquer fears and mainly to live a conscious and more fulfilled life.  Every week we will pick a book for the month and give you a week by week synopsis of what we read.  Please read resolvedlivingllc@gmail.com with suggestions or comments. This week our book is In The Meantime by Iyanla Vanzant.  This particular book as resonated with me so much that our entire brand and podcast has been created around it.  This book helped me take ownership and responsibility for actions.  While our book series may vary from book to book from things like financial planning or sex therapy--this book represents the core of what Resolve is about. We hope you enjoy and look out for more episodes and guests to come!