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Black History Month Celebrates Walter Payton!

Walter Jerry Payton was born on July 25, 1954. He was fondly known around the NFL and to fans as "Sweetness" because of his moves on the field and his kindness. He will always be remembered as one of the greatest running backs to ever play the game of football. The two-time MVP played with the Chicago Bears for thirteen years (1975-1982) and during his stellar career he scored 125 touchdowns (2nd most ever), 492 receptions, he accounted for a record 21,803 combined net yards and he was a consistent threat in the passing game. In thirteen years he only missed one game and that was during his rookie season in 1975. "Never Die Easy" was Walter Payton's motto. When he practiced on the field in college at Jackson State he purposely never ran out-of-bounds and always served his tacklers punishment whenever they tried to force him down or off the field. Payton attributed his motto to his college coach, Bob Hill. Never Die Easy is also the title of his posth...

Single Wives Sit Down with the "Heart Healer" Rob Hill, Sr.

Hey Young World! If you haven't figured out by now, I have a real true love for people! I love great relationships and I am an advocate for love and friendship on all levels. I recently started doing interviews with relationship experts and motivational speakers for The Single Wives Club , a website designed for the single woman who's preparing to become a wife. Now, now... even though it says wives that doesn't mean my conversations are strictly for women, these experts are giving the men something to think about too when it comes to dating women and maintaining good relationships. My latest interview is with the talented Rob Hill, Sr. Here's a sneak peak at what the "Heart Healer" had to say! "What’s up Single Wives? If you thought our last interview was a good one, wait until you read this! I had the pleasure of chatting with Rob Hill, Sr., also known as the “Heart Healer.” This writer, poet and motivational speaker definitely lives up to his name...

Office Friendships: To Be or Not To Be?

Becoming friends with your colleagues can be beneficial to your work environment for various reasons such as great office morale, positive communication, and friendly vibes. After all, many of us spend 40 hours a week or more around our colleagues, that's almost more time spent with them than time spent with our loved ones. Once in a while you'll find that one person or that group of people you call your work family . This group celebrates birthdays, hosts potlucks and you even do things with these people outside of work. I'm not just talking the after work group cocktail outings where everyone is invited, BUT the personal invites to hang out on the weekend and the after business hours phone calls to talk about what REALLY happened in the meeting. Friendships are born and lifelong bonds are made. That's when work friendships are like finding the golden ticket! Wonderful idea right? But what happens when a colleague is rubbed the wrong way by somethi...

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