Author, Pastor, YouTuber, R.C. Blakes, J.R.’s latest book, “Queenology” is a follow-up to his best-selling, “Father-Daughter Talk” and “Soul Ties: Breaking the Ties That Bind”
According to R.C. Blakes, Jr. the “Father Daughter Talk” diagnoses a woman’s self-esteem issues and “Queenology” cures those issues.
As a pastor, R.C. Blakes, Jr. gives Christ-centered, no-nonsense advise in a loving, fatherly way.
Pastor R.C. Blakes, Jr gives great dating advice as well.
Ever heard the saying mind over matter? Well, when it comes to personal finances, it’s MIND OVER MONEY! How you think, feel and use money is determined by your money mindset. Whether you’re a tightwad or a spendthrift, it all starts with your thoughts. Negative self-talk, especially if it is money related, is the quickest way to self-sabotage your personal finances.
Trying to find new and interesting way to get your kids to eat healthy food can be challenging, but it doesn’t have to be.
With a little creativity, your kids can eat healthy foods all year long. Check out the videos below for lunch ideas for your kids:
It’s Spring and with Spring comes a wonderful array of fruit.
So, why not have the kids make yummy ice cream and popsicles out of the fruit?
Check these videos out, featuring kids making these tempting treats:
Aside from your kids, money may be top of mind most of the time. Taking control of your finances can be a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be. With a little help, you can get useful information on how to make, manage, save and grow your money.
HERE ARE THREE PERSONAL FINANCE EXPERTS FOR SINGLE MOTHERS (not listed in any particular order):
#1 Dave Ramsey – (Podcast/YouTube) The sometimes controversial author of the best-selling and highly rated author of “The Total Money Makeover” and “Financial Peace University” has a podcast and a YouTube show, The Dave Ramsey Show . On this show, people call in with real-life money issues, asking for advice on how to turnaround their financial situation. Sometimes these cases are extreme, like being $400K in student loan debt or paying $1K a month for a car note. You will learn a lot from watching this show or listening to the podcast on a regular basis.
