Tag: parents

• My Response: A Black History Perspective!

  My Time 4 Talk with Madona Cole-Lacy

  February 13, 2016

  Be Inspired, Family, My Time 4 talk – Personal Development, My Time Has Come To…, Uncategorized

  Black History Month, family, parenting, parents, personal development, self-esteem, sensitivity, youth empowerment

• Revving Up and Getting Back on Track

  Revving Up Since I haven’t quite decided on a suitable term to adequately capture how I feel, I will settle for one that conveys the most predominant feeling right now.  It is with humility that I embrace this time of my life, to reconnect with the world, and make a deliberate and significant stride toward normalcy since the recent passing […]

  My Time 4 Talk with Madona Cole-Lacy

  June 26, 2014

  Be Inspired, My Time 4 talk – Personal Development, My Time Has Come To…, Non-Profits We Like

  art, artists, beauty, college prep, college preparation, college students, community service, empowerment, family, High school graduates, high school students, local politician, Long Island Youth, makeup, mentoring, mentorship, Nassau County, networking, parents, peer pressure, personal development, ready for college, self-empowerment, self-esteem, sensitivity, separation anxiety, soiree, tea, teenage datind, tolerance, workshops, Your Time For Creative Empowerment, youth, youth empowerment

• Parenting 101: Counting My Mommy Blessings One Occurrence at a Time

  Most people will tell you they do not need to be told how to parent their children. While that may be the case, it is not unusual to find that these same parents have been wired to respond, more so, to the negative or destructive behaviors of their children than to the positives. What is […]

  My Time 4 Talk with Madona Cole-Lacy

  December 25, 2013

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  academic achievement, B design, Bellmore, Calkins, college preparation, fashion designer, Fine Arts, Form Gallery, Graphic Artist, Graphic Design, Graphics, HAGA President, Hofstra University, illustrator, Inc., Long Island Youth, Madona Cole-Lacy, mother, motherhood, Nassau County, parents, personal development, photoshop, pride, professor roskin, Samuel Branch Jr., self-empowerment, Senior Show, Vector, VECTOR VARIEGATIONS, Wantagh, workshops, Your Time For Creative Empowerment, youth empowerment

• The Brightest and Best

  The Brightest and Best.

  My Time 4 Talk with Madona Cole-Lacy

  June 24, 2013

  Be Inspired, Blogroll, Family, My Time 4 talk – Personal Development, My Time Has Come To…

  academic achievement, encouragement, high achievers, honor society, Long Island Youth, Nationa Achievers Society, parents, student’s achievement, teachers, The Urban League of Long Island, Your Time For Creative Empowerment, youth empowerment

• A Creative Take! – Author: Florence Bell

  Saturday’s event echoed my words, “Come dance with me and I will make you Fishers of Men.” I saw them wonder. I saw their flicker of anticipation. I saw their shadows fade. Their opened minds, Exercising, Freedom of speech. I saw them – comfortable within themselves, Relaxed in their huddles. They spoke of the “who” […]

  My Time 4 Talk with Madona Cole-Lacy

  April 23, 2013

  Non-Profits We Like

  college prep, college preparedness, education, mentoring, Molloy College, parenting, parents, personal development, self discovery, self-empowerment, self-esteem, Your Time For Creative Empowerment, youth empowerment

• Empowerment: Our Role/Your Role

  “Those who are lifting the world upward and onward are those who encourage more than criticize.” – Elizabeth Harrison If you are reading this post, I have no doubt that you are one with a “lifting the world upward and onward” mindset. How do you see yourself contributing to the success of our initiative to […]

  My Time 4 Talk with Madona Cole-Lacy

  March 29, 2013

  Be Inspired, Family, My Time 4 talk – Personal Development, Non-Profits We Like, Uncategorized

  academic achievement, best colleges, bullying, college campuses, college prep, college preparation, creative art workshop, drugs, empowerment, health hop, High school graduates, Molloy College, parents, party colleges, self-empowerment, self-esteem, separation anxiety, sex, tolerance, under age drinking, worst colleges, Your Time For Creative Empowerment

• The Journey Has Just Begun – There Is Time For You To Get On Board

  Yesterday, I responded to news of a husband and wife murder-suicide and 4 innocent surviving child victims in a community where I have lived for over 20 years. I woke up this morning to find that the North Bellmore School District had taken the lead with a public statement on how they intend to support […]

  My Time 4 Talk with Madona Cole-Lacy

  May 4, 2012

  My Time Has Come Program

  children, community service, disfunctional, family, my time has come, mytime4talk, outreach, parenting, parents

• Getting Ready For College Life: A Day of Enlightenment for Students and Parents

  We are preparing for our 2nd Annual Free Self-Empowerment Workshop for College-Bound Students scheduled to take place at Molloy College on Saturday, June 9, 2012. An important component of this year’s event will be the inclusion of parents who always wanted to know what REALLY goes on at college campuses, but were afraid to ask.  So […]

  My Time 4 Talk with Madona Cole-Lacy

  April 2, 2012

  My Time Has Come Program

  academic achievement, AMA, best colleges, bullying, college campuses, college preparation, college preparedness, college students, community service, creative art workshop, diversity, dorming, drugs, education, empowerment, entertainment, facebook, fitting in, food, giving back, goodie bags, health, health hop, high school, High school graduates, letting go, Long Island, long island school districts, Long Island Youth, Molloy College, Nassau County, new york, parenting, parents, party colleges, prom, psychologist, PTA, Q&A, queens, racial tension, ready for college, self-empowerment, self-esteem, sensitivity, separation anxiety, sex, sexuality, social, social media, social worker, Suffolk County, swag bags, tolerance, under age drinking, worst colleges