Go Get It With Tanya White

Tune in to hear sound advice from Author Crystal D. Harrison about fighting fair in marriage and motherhood. Crystal discusses the importance of couples fighting fair in their marriage to stay in harmony especially when it pertains to raising children.

There is an old cliche that says, "It is lonely at the top". But does it really have to be lonely at the top? In his debut book entitled, Together At The Top, Dr. Josh Kornberg positively persuades readers that leadership does not have to be lonely. In this episode, Dr. Josh will help listeners dismantle the traditional mindsets of leadership being dictatorial, demanding even dismissive. On the contrary, he explains that leadership should be collaborative. It should be quiet. And most importantly, leadership should be healing. By the end of this episode, you will be clamoring to order Dr. Josh Kornberg's book which is available on www.amazon.com and www.joshkornberg.com.

From the heart of this professional educator, T.D. Flenaugh has written the secret to closing the achievement gaps and reigniting students' inner passion for learning. Tune in as T.D. shares educators and parents can partner to encourage students from hating writing to loving it. By the end of this episode, you will: - Learn how to accelerate progress by focusing on your child’s writing strengths - Learn how to motivate young writers - Challenge your young authors to elevate their craft with creative structure and real-world tasks. - Establish a writing practice that will grow writing from elementary level to secondary level proficiency and beyond!

Author Letricia Brown discusses her chapter in the book collaboration Moments For Moms Volume 2. She shares how she had to rediscover balance in life as a Pastor, mother and all of the other roles she had after her son died. Tune in as Author Letricia shares prophetic nuggets of wisdom for moms everywhere.

Tune in as Author Sydney Scott discusses being a coauthor in the book Moments For Moms Volume 2. Sydney shares how the most important thing a mother can do is find the courage within to face our past traumas that trigger us in our present so that healing can occur that has a positive impact for mothers and the legacy of their children's mental health.

Tune in as Mark Kemp discusses his personal experience with managing his own pain and physical challenges through hypnotherapy. Mark explains the myths while igniting us to think differently concerning how hypnotherapy, spirituality and basic human misunderstandings about hypnotherapy.

Tune in as Author Maurice F. Martin discusses fatherhood. We discuss how the presence of fathers has a positive impact on children especially daughters, how fathers can overcome their fears about being a father and much more. This episode is a celebration of fatherhood.

Tune in as I have a conversation with Cytreese Alexander from Raleigh, North Carolina. She is one of the coauthors from the upcoming book Moments For Moms II. We discuss her story of being a teenager mother of 3, having to forgive herself and developing peace, patience and balance when you are a devoted and busy mother.

Have you ever procrastinated leaving a job that is paying your bills but is burdening your mind and spirit? Tune in to hear Alenka Kyslik's story of how unexpectedly stepping off a curve allowed her to leave the job she no longer liked in order to step into her dream of launching a business that she now loves. Alenka shares nuggets of wisdom from her journey from breaking her ankle to birthing a business that everyone didn't know that we needed.

This week, Jana Barrett discusses how women and men over 40 can exercise to feel strong, confident and powerful and to move with freedom, pain free for as long as we possibly can. Jana focuses on helping women over 40 transition from exercise that leaves them either broken, burnt out or bored into a new way of training that’s more aligned with their stage of life so they can age with strength, confidence and grace for all of life without sacrificing the challenge, thrill and joy. Visit Jana via www.jana-barrett.com.

This heartfelt show will be one that you will relisten to, share and heal for years to come. Tanisha Graves, co-author of the upcoming summer book Moments For Mom, discusses her chapter about losing her son to a seizure in 2019. She transparently shares her grief journey from losing herself, not wanting to continue on, self-blame to finding her voice to have hope to help others who have lost a child.

This week we are helping you to elevate your love life with Arnitris L. Strong, the Elevated Love Branding Strategist who resides in Atlanta, Georgia. Known as "The Love Elevator", Arnitris is going to get single men and women ready to position themselves to attract a summer love to sizzle into an everlasting courtship that is healthy and whole. An elevated love creates an atmosphere in which both parties are happy, peaceful and persevere through the tough times in life.

Cherie walked a love journey with pain which allowed her to smile behind her tears. She realized how important it was to have a circle of sisters to be there during touching moments. From this journey, Cherie birthed "Sistah's Networking LLC" which allows women to come together to motivate, empower, encourage and support one another.

Tune in as I interview two magnificent women who are making a monumental impact in their communities. In the first segment, I talk to Attica Scott. Attica is running for a Kentucky Senate seat against a long term incumbent. She explains why she is eyeing the Senate seat and why she is the best candidate for the job. Then, I interview my Delta Sigma Theta Soror, Dr. Christine Cosby-Gaither and her new book "Beyond the Stroke: A Survivors Quest For Courage". You don't want to miss this show.

Tune in as Fred Rutman from Toronto, Canada, shares his journey of death, determination and faith to advocate for himself from medical professionals. This is the true account of the medical traumas of Fred Rutman. From 2009 through 2018, Fred faced continuous life and death situations that rocked every aspect of his life. Further, the unique aspects of his rarely-seen conditions forced medical teams to level up like never before. Fred Rutman was certainly up against it. It being the Grim Reaper. The Reaper unleashed its full arsenal, pitting Fred against much of the medical system he trusted with his life. Even if Fred won the initial battles, could he win the war? The Summer I Died Twenty Times is a medical trauma memoir unlike any other. In one package, Fred Rutman provides all the overcoming adversity, resilience and beating the odds a reader expects. With a side of sarcasm and humour. He may not be the hero you expected. He just might be the hero you need.

Author and Transformational Leader, Jessie Torres has been a walking example of Fierce Grace. As she explains on her website www.unshakeablelife.com, her journey has been one of child abuse, the loss of both of her brothers to murder, 30 years apart, and a marriage that left her completely apathetic, emotionless, and spiritually dead. The burnout was beyond anything she ever felt that she could survive. However, Jessie teaches her clients that although she was someone who has lived with fear every day, she knows that small steps are big steps. Tune in as Jessie shares compelling nuggets of wisdom all the way from California as to how we can become warriors in our own lives to win and be courageous everyday.

Duane McHodgkins is the owner and operator of Duane’s Reliable Computer Services in Parker, Colorado, and the author of the book Lessons From the Business Heroes of the Pandemic. During the height of the pandemic, in April 2020, the unemployment rate was at 14.7 percent. Lessons from the Business Heroes of the Pandemic was written for all of the people who were put on the sidelines during the pandemic. By following these rules, you can make sure you never get sidelined again. Tune in as Duane gives action-oriented nuggets of wisdom that will teach us how to be “Essential” the next time the government or health department decides to close your world.

With of all the recent pivotal and partisan changes to the decades of ensuring that all organizations create an atmosphere of diversity, equity and inclusion, society is at risk of reverting back to the overt practices in which marginalized groups were excluded. But in this powerful episode, DEI consultant, Leotis Sanders shares wisdom as to why we cant not allow DEI to die. Leotis has stellar credentials in the area diversity, equity and inclusion. He is a Diversity, Equity, Inclusion Accessibility and Belonging freelance consultant, trainer, speaker and advocate. From 2009-2023 Leotis was Chief of the Office of Civil Rights and Diversity Programs for NJ TRANSIT, New Jersey's public transportation corporation. As Chief, Leotis served as NJ TRANSIT’s Chief Civil Rights Officer and Chief Diversity Officer, supervising four distinct business areas: The Office of Business Development ADA Compliance, Title VI and Environmental Justice and Diversity and Inclusion. By the end of the episode, your eyes will be opened even wider to the essential urgency of why even in 2024, the philosophy behind the birthing of DEI is still real and relevant today.

All major success starts with a major shift in your thinking. Just like the infamous children's book entitled "The Little Engine That Could", we all must believe that we can accomplish our goals before it manifest in reality. On this episode, Charles Smith from El Paso, Texas shows us how to reboot our thinking so that we can experience major results. As a 3X award winning business owner, published author and motivational speaker, Charles has created rapid waves in the industry in a short period of time. He believes that empowering people daily in order to make impact, you must first be the impact you want to see in others. It all starts with Rebooting the way people think with logical strategies and biblical principals. By the end of this invigorating episode, you will be able to accomplish those goals you have stumbled over before.

The first segment has Jeanette Andrews from Louisville, Ky discusses pivotal points from her debut book Discovering the Root of Your Trauma. By the end of this relevant discussion, you will know that unaddressed trauma cultivates generational drama that unnecessarily paralyzes your progress and peace. In the closing segment, Casper and Cheryl Stockham from Colorado the founders of I AM Love Builders, discuss healthy love, dating and marriage tips. By the end of this show, you will know that discovering the root of your trauma puts you closer to healing so that you can experience healthy love, dating and a marriage.