The Drama-Free Club

  We live in a world filled with many broken people, who are needing to feel love and accepted. People of every race and class need love. Many have gone to the lengths and breadths in search of true love, only to end up being used and abused by those who claimed to have loved them. Many have gone throughout this life without ever feeling loved. Many have died broken-hearted.   Many haven't heard the words, I love you, throughout their entire lives. People aren’t just deprived of food, clothes, money, and shelter. They are desperately in need of shoulders to cry on, peaceful homes, loving arms to console them, and someone that truly loves and appreciates them. Sadly, the world is full of people but scarce of loving people. If you are one such person desperately in need of true love.  I'm here to remind you that you are not alone and the best love that you can get from anyone is the love that you offer to yourself. Don't depend on anyone to love you more than you do! Start by

  Has the thought of what you would do, if you should lose your job suddenly, cross your mind? The thought itself can be depressing, not to mention facing the harsh reality and living with it every day. The truth is, many have faced this reality, and one day you may face it too. What will you do? We are now living in the digital age. Modern technology is growing at a rapid pace. Gone are the days when people would do walk-ins to brick-and-mortar buildings or stand relentlessly in long queues to complete a simple face-to-face transaction. We are now living in an era where most of our daily transactions are done virtually. From pharmaceuticals, grocery shopping, bill payments, consultations, webinars, seminars, meetings, etc. How are you positioning yourself financially in this digital age? Are you willing to adjust to the fast pace of modern technology? There isn't much of a choice. Whether we realize it or not, we will have to adjust to this digital era, or get left behind! Many m

  I read a quote that said, once you carry your own water, you'll value every drop. I have also heard the popular phrase, who feels it, knows it. I strongly agree with both of these. I grew up in a family of hard-working people. I've never seen either of my parents depending on handouts. Even though they weren't on a weekly or monthly payroll, our basic necessities were provided for.  Sometimes, I saw the look on my mother's face and I heard the frustration in her voice. Just knowing, she was doing her best, but the ends would never meet. I never understood the pressure she endured, until I settled for a low-income job that could barely afford my cost of living.  Here are six things I didn't understand about being broke until I started working in a low-income job at nineteen years old. 1. The cost of food. If you haven't searched every corner of your sofas, wallets, and handbags for a dollar, or a couple of pennies to add to your food bill, then you won't un

  T here are no shortcuts to success and it isn't microwavable either. You must be prepared to go through it. Disappointment, failures, setbacks, hardships, endless sacrifices. The journey isn't for the faint of heart. You must be committed to ride on through the highs and lows. For nothing great is ever achieved by wishing you could, or saying that you will do it and don't. The right actions produce the best results, not just talk. A dream is of no use if it's only conceived in your mind. You must bring it to life! Click to Tweet .  Many have taken interest in the fruit of the harvest, but no interest in the labor that produces the harvest. Life isn't like that! Every kind of success that you desire will require something from you. At times you'll feel as though you want to quit, for the journey can become overbearing, and the long haul seems never-ending. But remember your why's. As long as they remain at the forefront of your mind you'll pull through