Dive into life's deep questions. How do we find peace? Why are we in earth? Does believing in God make sense? We'll discuss why power, pleasure, money, etc are a short lived hollow promise to finding happiness &amp; how to fill the emptiness in your heart.

Take 004: Dr. Thomas Childs on Finding Purpose in Life

I say good bye to 2016 by sharing with you guys my list of favorite books, song, podcast, blog and place. Also my expectations, goals and projects for 2017. From choosing a focus word to live by in 2017 to doing a vision board.

Take 005: My favorite things of 2016 and expectations for 2017

This episode features my conversation with journalist Lorraine Caceres. Lorraine was born in New York and raised in Dominican Republic. She decided to move back to the US when she was 18 years old to start college. After graduation, she found a well-paying job working for a hedge fund. But neither the money, nor the frequent business trips to Europe provided fulfillment for this aspiring journalist.  Journalist Loraine Caceres One day she woke up, quit her job, and decided to give the “crazy idea” of pursuing a career in journalism a try. Her work has paid off. She is now a multiple regional Emmy Award winning multimedia journalist. Her motto: “Have the strength to take a leap and the net will appear, eventually”. Journalist Loraine Caceres In this episode, we’ll talk about her career and personal growth journeys. We touch on what is it like to be a Millennial, and deal with the frequent negative labels that “experts and research” attributes to this generation. We’ll learn about the challenges that she faced pursuing a journalism career in Dominican Republic, that would ultimately force her to move back to the US. We chat about finding inspiration in leadership, and contentment in strengthening her faith. Lorraine’s approach to life is one of positivity. She is determined to make 2017 the year of HAPPINESS! “2017 has to be the year of happiness! There is no bargaining, no negotiating... make it a priority” Lorraine Caceres.

Yezmin Thomas