MOTIVATION FOR BLACK PEOPLE
Podcast Audio Guides created for us, by us, to lift us higher than ever.
From Pleasure to Power: Why Sex is the Sweetest Taboo (w/ Afrosexology)
Sex is not just about pleasure. It can actually lead to heightened consciousness and influence how we live our purpose. Our guests, Rafaella Fiallo and Dalyshia Saah of Afrosexology are taking the taboo out of sex, and discussing how we can transform pleasure into power by exploring, reclaiming, and celebrating our sexuality.
For more information on Afrosexology, visit http://www.afrosexology.com
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Breaking Up & Staying Friends
Breakups can be hard, especially if you want to stay friends with the person. This is the #1 tip that therapists recommend if you want to stay friends with someone after your relationship ends. Listen now in this quick 9-minute audio guide. P.S… if you have a friend that needs to hear this, be sure to forward this to them.
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STOP Lying to The People You're Dating
There’s one toxic mistake most people don’t even realize they’re making on every date. Once you stop doing this, you’re dating life will change completely. This 10 minute audio guide will walk you through the #1 thing that kills most relationships from blossoming into something beautiful.
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ABOUT YOUR HOST
Justin Michael Williams
Founder & CEO
Justin Michael Williams is an iTunes top 20 recording artist, inspirational entertainer, and the Founder of Motivation for Black People. As a child, growing up in a poor neighborhood amongst violence and abuse, the heroes who inspired Justin were often people who he had never met. With these audio guides, he hopes to introduce you to people you may not know. In sharing their stories, his goal is to help others wake up to their own life’s purpose, step into their greatness, and break the generational patterns of oppression that have held our people back for too long.
