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A Success Story-From Bullying to Professional Psychiatrist

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Human Interest Feature  by Jason Grant  A moment of acknowledgement for  Dr. James at a workshop at the Cecil Charlton Hall. Photo by anonymous   Imagine yourself attending high school surrounded by schoolmates who constantly tease you about things beyond your control. That is not a favorable experience for anyone, especially during the teenage years. This was what young Melissa had to endure in order to be a success story today.  Born Mellissa Mae Tennant Now, Dr. Mellissa Mae Tennant-James is a determined woman who is the third child for her mother and possibly the first for her father. She describes herself as organized, hardworking, disciplined, career-driven, and considerate.  On the journey to her success Melissa attended Bishop Gibson High School for Girls, where she recalls being bullied for her uniform. She was teased by students from first form to fifth form about wearing a fisherman’s jacket, and in her fourth year of high school, her mother made her uniform. She said she wa

Coach Lewin, Personal Development Coach Publishing Her First Book

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Coach Lewin, Personal Development Coach Publishing Her First Book By Jason Grant Coach Lewin posing for greatness with her newly published book entitled “Shaping A Better Me”  Photo by Jason Grant  The humble beginnings of Christine Russell-Lewin is a story that can motivate anyone who is seeking to find their purpose in life, which she used as steppingstones now blossoming into her first published book. Filled with passion, energy and drive, Christine Russell Lewin started out from a place where many would describe as a humble beginning in a community where nothing seemed to happen. Little did she know that her popularity and brilliance from primary school would be qualities that created impact and propelled her to be  counted amongst those who made something of their life, which made her realize that there are others in the same situation who are in need of her help. Life Coach, counselor and Social worker Christine Russell Lewin has said that “ I realized that from I started my firs

Get Your Vision Out

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 By Jason Grant  Good morning at Midnight !  Happy New Year everyone! may this New Year bring you Prosperity, wealth, and Good health.  This is my year of expansion therefore that is what I will be focusing my intention on this year.  I have already decided what I want my vision board to look like and I hope that you have done the same.  Photo by Bookthoughs Something about this season awakens new hope in me. New hope in the sense that I get to reflect on the  previous year, review my progress see what I have accomplished and of course creating the new vision for  2023! can You tell How excited I am for this new season?  I don't know about you but I don't like staying in a season for too long so whenever the change comes I  embrace them.  Grab your cup of chocolate tea, some meditation music and all your art resources because it's time to get  creative and be inspired. I have been to several vision board parties and let me tell you, each time I attend  a different vision bo

Season's Greetings

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 By Jason Grant Photo by: Jason Grant  As this year comes to an end, I can't help but extend my gratitude to you all who viewed, comment, and shared my blogpost. I am grateful for each and everyone of you.  Looking back on this years posts, we covered a lot of topics that were really hard to talk about but we pulled through, that is the greatest thing. If this year has taught us anything it would be to pull through, because things have a way of working out unexpectedly.  T H A N K   Y O U  A L L 💫                             Wishing you a     H A P P Y   H O L I D A Y 👊🍀

It's Not Easy

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 By Jason Grant   If you want something you have to give something.  Welcome back to Grantinspo Blog post, last post we  were talking about pulling ourselves through now we are  admitting that it's not easy and that we have to give  something in order to have something.  Let's be real about this topic because it is something that  I have long over looked and did not analyze until I got to  this age and came to the realization that it is factual. If  you have never noticed it let me point it out for you.  think about your education, doesn't it require you to be  present at school on most day to get the best grades?  what do you get in return for studying? you get an  education that will help you to get a job in the future.  If you should look at whole process of life you will  see what I'm getting at. You always have to give something in order to receive something whether it be  your time, your attention, your money, etc. it counts as giving something.  Nothing in this w

Pull Yourself Through

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  In support of Mental Health Awareness Week An evening at the beach in NC. Photo by Ashley Crawford "No one's coming to push you. No one's coming to tell you turn the Tv off. No one's  coming to tell you to get out door and exercise. Nobody  is coming to tell you to apply for   that job that you always dreamt about. No one's coming to write the business plan for  you. You got to parent yourself. You got to push yourself." - Mel Robins As I reflect on these words above from Mel Robins, I look back on my life and remember when I was  about to take my CSEC exams and I felt like giving up on the SBAs. I remember watching motivational  videos every night before I started working on them because it was the hardest time for me to focus, at  these crucial points in our lives things almost always get super difficult to keep under control nevertheless,  I pulled myself through despite I the personal challenges that I was facing I managed to overcome this  season by mot

Understanding Who You Are

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by Jason Grant                                                                        A photo of me jumping with excitement. Photo by: Latty  Do you know who you are ?  Do you know what you're about?           Once upon a time I would take what others told me about myself as my reality, not fully  understanding myself for who I am. My likes, my interest, and my desires were all based on what others  told me about myself or what they would consider to be within the normative pattern of society for me to do.   It wasn't until much further on in my years of development (teenage years) exiting primary school to High  school is where it all began for me. I hope that you're not misinterpreting my story but that you are on par  with it. When I say it is "where it all began for me", I mean that I am now amongst peers from different  backgrounds and who have different experiences. Now being in a new school environment with a little  more freedom than primary days might hav