Because Life Can Be a Niche KD Bryant

We're back!!! Dropping another special episode of "Girl, Let Me Call You Back!" We talk about everything from getting married to starring in movies and more. We even spill the tea on what it means to truly show up for your friends, and how to handle when it's not reciprocated. Come in the living room to laugh and cut up with us. Watch on YouTube here.
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Where to watch Kerri now:
Currently streaming on BET+ / Rolling into Christmas & Open
Streaming on Netflix / Prank Encounters Season 1 + 2
Streaming on All Black / Hush
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Check out K.D.'s latest blog on kdbryantwrites.com

Fitness Trainer and Lifestyle Coach @iamshaydiggs gives tips on getting a healthy body and mind at any age. We talk about exercise, the latest dieting trends, eating clean and more.
Follow Shay on Instagram @iamshaydiggs for motivation, healthy living and online training.
You can watch this episode on our YouTube channel.
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People talk about relationships requiring a lot of work, but not just those love relationships. Our friendships are just as important, and most of them have been around a lifetime. With the world adjusting to the pandemonium that another word that starts with pan- has introduced, we've seen our relationships put to the test. None of us are immune.
I've severed ties with a few people that I've known forever. It was a learning lesson, and led me to evaluate how I value and nurture my friendships. I talk about the most recent one on today's podcast. I would love to continue this dialogue with you. Get in the comments and let me know if I was wrong in this instance. Share your thoughts on this subject. How do you take care of your friends? How do you make sure the relationships are reciprocal? When was the last time you checked-in on your friends?
Thanks for listening. Be sure to comment and let us know your thoughts.
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Babs Sheats, owner of Sheats Barber & Beauty
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I see you, mama, out here momming so hard. You’re everything from the taxi driver, short-order cook, personal assistant, nurse practitioner, sock locator, cheerleader, craft aficionado, boo-boo kisser, mediator, and sometimes, the equalizer. You do everything for your kiddos and make life as comfortable as possible. So, why do people feel the need to say, “Your children should always come first?” to a rockstar like yourself? I asked myself that question and explored why it grinds my gears when I hear it. For years, I fell into the trap that my children should always come first. Then one day, I woke up, stopped putting my children first and became a better mom.
I share a few more thoughts on this on my blog at kdbryantwrites.com/blog-1. Drop your thoughts in the comments.

Ready to change your life? This episode is for you!
Best-selling author, career coach and trainer Judy Micale, MS, PCC, comes to the living room to walk us through the power of one word based on the concept introduced in the book “One Word That Will Change Your Life.” Have you chosen your word for 2022? 
We spend so much time focusing on all of the things and all of the questions. Should we move? Start a business? Write the book? Launch the podcast? Build the house? Go for a promotion? Plan the trip? In today’s world, we’re pulled in a thousand directions, but something as simple as one word can make the journey easier.
Judy gives us a mini-coaching session in this episode of the podcast. Join us if you’re ready to change your life. If you’re a caregiver, there’s something special for you, too.
31 Daily Inspirations for Caregivers: One Day, One Breath, One Step at a Time
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jmicalecoach@gmail.com 
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About Judy
Judy Micale is a professionally credentialed coach through the International Coach Federation. She has been coaching for over eleven years with clients on a global range. She has additional certifications as a Conscious Business Coach, Certified trainer for Canfield/s Principles of Success, a certified facilitator for Appreciation in the Workforce and as Compassion Fatigue educator and is currently enrolled in training to become a mindfulness instructor. 
Her tagline is that Communication + Compassion = Change. She provides her coaching through a virtual format so there is no need to meet in person physically. 
If you are someone who is ready to take action then Judy is the coach for you. 
She loves working with individuals who are motivated, someone who is ready to look at the next phase in their life, individuals who are in a transitional stage and want to explore what their options are. 
 Her mission is to increase compassionate and conscious leaders in today's workforce.
 
To schedule a 15-minute consult call click the link:https://calendly.com/jmicalecoach/15mincall

It's December, and we couldn't think of a better way to end the year than to celebrate #music artists, especially artists right here in the #AtlantaMusicScene. I'm honored to have artist, educator, entrepreneur @TamaraGoldinella in the living room. She puts us on industry game, breaks down the psychology of music and how it effects us, and most importantly, shares her music journey that started when she was a child.
Give yourself the gift that is Tamara Goldinella. Follow her on all social platforms @TamaraGoldinella, and purchase her albums.
Purchase music:
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Looking to get into the industry? Learn the business and how to secure the bag.
Purchase her Music Business Course:
https://goldmindenterprises.square.site
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Let's celebrate this month with our favorite artists. Drop yours in the comments below.