Today I welcome a special guest that I heard during the beginning of when the country was shaken by the death of George Floyd and the protests began to stand for Black Lives Matter. His message was heartfelt and powerful. I knew I wanted his message to be heard and I as well wanted to learn more from his point of view as a Black leader.

Today’s episode is to share the point of view of the Black Lives Matter movement, what truly needs to be addressed and how we can create a lasting significant change from this day forward. Welcome Princeton Clark. Princeton has spent the last 16 years assisting others in evolving their lives through self-mastery and a deeper journey of self love.After overcoming many challenges in life such as abuse, being molested as a child, drugs, a violent lifestyle, a failed suicide attempt when I was 23, and many other things… He has come to master many life concepts that affect personal growth, spiritual growth, relational growth, professional growth, parenting, and overall life challenges.

This week we focus on the current subject at hand as I want us to deepen our understanding and learn more how we can be a hand in the change we all sincerely wish to see for our community and our world. Princeton talks our personal evolution and how we can be a solution to the problem by healing ourselves and developing a foundation of love that helps unify the world. I as well openly talk about an experience I had, to have a better understanding of how to address things from a white person’s encounter with being called white privileged.

For so long we have ignored uncomfortable conversations, but I encourage you to keep having them— as this will help us become more compassionate, understanding and lead from a place of love. Princeton is a leader that is standing up…thank you for listening in and hearing what he has to say.

Now let’s talk about this subject:

“Now What? Finding Solutions For Sustainable Change To Help Black Lives Matter”

After a heavy week of many emotions as we witness pain, division, and the hard truth of racism and prejudice that still exists in our country, we now need to address “what now?” How can we continue to move towards a better future that black lives matter and create a change that is sustainable. Princeton Clark shares his POV and how we can as well step into leadership to unify the world.

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