Self Confidence

Self-Confidence is Like the Aroma of A Delicious Home Cooked Meal

By Kim at November 9, 2009 | 11:39 am | 0 Comment

written by Kim Thomas My mother is an excellent cook. When Thanksgiving rolls around, all of her children make it a mission to be in place the night before so we can relax in the aroma of a meal like no other! We don’t really know how the food is going to taste just from the smell, but that smell has yet to fail our taste buds! We offer our help with peeling

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Share Your Positive Affirmations for Women and Girls!

By Kim at June 6, 2009 | 8:50 am | 3 Comments

Just as you are what you eat, you are what you think, speak, and believe. As a teenager, I struggled with peer pressure, family pressure and every other pressure. There are so many people in the world today who are hurting and will lash out to hurt you and to inflict pain on everyone they meet. Their darts of anger and hostility bounce off of strong well

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Ways to Improve Self-Esteem In Teen Girls

By Kim at May 20, 2009 | 10:13 am | 1 Comments

The following article provides several tips that may help build and improve the self esteem in African American teen girls. Super-SizingYour Teen's Self Esteem Your teenager may go through times where their self-esteem goes up and down; especially if they’re being teased by their peers. You may want to find ways of raising your teen’s self-esteem to a higher

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SistaKeeper – Florissant, MO

By Kim at May 14, 2009 | 3:16 am | 4 Comments

Sistakeeper Empowerment Center is a God Given Mission, developed by Tracie Berry-McGhee in 2002 to empower, inspire and develop the mind, body and spirit of young women into women with a purpose. We create a society of young women who know who they are, what they believe in, and what they stand for. They can make educated choices, be assertive, display teamwork and be

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