BY: Karissa StiltnerMama Got Rhythm, Daddy Got Rhyme by Robin M. Wilson presents an education of classical jazz music in a fictional family story format. Wilson first introduces Mama and Daddy Rimes, a loving couple who enjoy their “old school” music, more specifically, Jazz and Blues. Their daughter, Jasmine, didn’t understand nor enjoy her parents’ […]
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Simple is good. Simple is easy to execute. Simple is often the best path to success,” Carla Hall says of cooking soul food for everyday eats and celebration event menus. Simple is solid advice from this Bravo Top Chef finalist, who earned fan favorite distinction and became co-host of ABC’s The Chew. And what is
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Many entrepreneurs are self-made. To echo the words of Jim Rohn, American Entrepreneur, “formal education will make you a living; self-education will make you a fortune.” In this issue, Career Mastered Magazine celebrates the entrepreneurial spirit. Cheers to the risk and the reward. Now, reward yourself with a break from the busyness of building your
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May kickstarted the summer of 2021 and we are cheering that outside is open, once again! As a nation, we spent the month reflecting on Mental Health Awareness and celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage and Jewish American Heritage. Our reading list includes a host of talented writers who identify as AAPI, Jewish,
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vanguard (noun) van·guard \ van-gärd 1: the forefront of an action or movement 2: the troops moving at the head of an army Merriam-Webster dictionary August 2020 marked the one-hundredth anniversary of the Nineteenth Amendment, a landmark legislation that granted American women the right to vote. The women of the U.S. suffragist movement have been
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BY: Tiffany Courtney A writer’s life and work are not a gift to mankind; they are its necessity,” Toni Morrison writes in the opening of The Source of Self-Regard, a collection of selected essays, speeches, and meditations published six months before her death in August 2019. The works span four decades and illuminate the vastness
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