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Welcome to Ep 142 of TVTalk! Co-hosts Natasha aka Natty Willy, Kim, and Chris announce TV news and discuss the fall finales of The Walking Dead, Timeless, Teen Wolf (on brief hiatus), and This is Us. We also discuss the premiere of SyFy’s new show Incorporated! Warning we do have spoilers! Thanks for listening!
Thank you Red Bull, Google, and Wikipedia for making this possible.
First of all, when your whole career as a student starts off like this, you know you're in for an adventure:
So you ask yourself every day: "What did I do to deserve this?"
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And even if you get aid, your tuition fees will haunt you to your grave.
RIP your parents' savings
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TBH, "being a student" is basically a synonym for "being broke."
Seriously, you'll be broke AF most of the time, but you still find a way to have a good time.
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Some of your classmates also claim they're broke, even though they're obviously not.
K, with your new iPhone and MacBook.
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[Image: Nick F. Nelson]
In his book debut book, Stay Tuned: Balancing Faith, Family and Career Without Comprising You, Nick F. Nelson details how to find success in both life and career. It also illustrates the importance of spiritual and mental balance, and offers wisdom and practical advice for professional men to maintain a work-life balance, find peace, and deepen their spiritual connection with God.
Each chapter is beautifully organized and ends with a set of takeaways that highlight the most important aspects to be imparted. This book is geared toward black men, but serves just as well to black women. Nelson’s book is written not just from the mind of a business executive. Rather, it was written with regards to all the hats Nelson wears; he is a father, a son, a business leader, and community leader.
Stay Tuned Covers, in Detail, How To:
- Find your purpose in life.
- Find a work-life balance
- Understand why your last name is more important than your first.
- How to be a leader.
- How to brand yourself appropriately and develop a good personal reputation.
- How to be present in life.
Nelson’s purpose for writing the book was to help guide other black men and black, male business owners, who share his issue: “On the outside, we appear to have it all together, but on the inside, we are emotionally and physically exhausted,” he says.
While the book is written from a man’s perspective, it also provides valuable insight for women, who want to understand what confronts professional men as they navigate the business world, while keeping their families at the center of their daily lives.
Dr. Dionne Mahaffey is an Atlanta-based writer, business psychologist and founder of The WhereU app. Follow her on Twitter @ATLcelebrity, @WhereUCameFrom