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Proud to be a woman celebrating the month of March of Women’s His-Herstory.

On March 18th, 2017 at the La Maison d’Art in Harlem, New York, the 5th Annual Women Empowerment Event kicked off. Kim Mazzella, the founder of the Life Guidance Center, opened the festivities. She is a Healer, Spiritual Coach and Writer. Welcome and opening remarks by Melimel,  Founder and CEO of Digital Art Design. Author and poet, Audrey Dimola, performed a beautiful spoken-word piece that got the crowd moving.

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All attendees were Women with women-owned businesses. Guest appearance of Gayle Brewer, Manhattan Borough President lent her support and gave a positive statement. We enjoyed some nice appetisers including Mac and Cheese, Small Cuban Sandwiches, Jerk Chicken by Clean Plate and wine at La Maison d’Art Harlem,  plus some sweet cupcakes provided by Counting Cakes. A diverse panel of 3 moderated by Melimel shared their expertise, trials and tribulations plus knowledge about their careers.

Description of each panellist:

Yesi Morillo-Gual, President & Founder, Proud To Be Latina and Executive Director. Besides her busy life, she manages a for-profit organisation with her fourth degree along being a TEDx speaker, author and empowerment expert.

Stacey J. Grossman, an attorney for many years specialise in trademarks and copyrights and her own firm since 2014.  Before forming her own firm, she was VP and Associate General Counsel at New Corporation.

Dr.Rhonda N. Cambridge-Phillip, a Physician and Author. She has been a doctor for 20 years at Kings County. She published Bye, Bye Cancer!, that shows how powerful role that nutritional supplements that can play in the prevention and healing of cancer

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Many people see “quitting” as a way of exerting power. They view a complex situation as “powerless” & feel that the only way to show power and/or control is to quit. Yet as Foucault stated, “Power is not an institution nor a strength we are endowed with; it is the name that one attributes to a complex strategical situation in a particular society.”

Our momentary ineptitude at traversing a complex strategical situation causes us great frustration and presents an encumbering challenge. We "feel" panicked and unsure of ourselves. We say things like, "This is too much for me right now." or "I don't know what to do. " or "I can't take this." It is these moments which test our mettle. It is also in these moments which we exploit and present our deep set cognitive biases, using them as a rationalization for running away from the momentarily challenging situation. Adverse situations show the kinks in our character. Our reactions are our true nature.

Many times we will say, "It's not like me to quit something." However, we are what our actions present. We must take accountability for what we do in moments of adversity. If it is not in our nature to quit, then we won't. The caveat to our statement should be, "Until now, I have never been presented with a situation which challenged me to a point where I allowed quitting to become an option out of fear."

Quitting doesn’t solve anything, it merely delays the inevitability of having to face the same challenge later on in life. As with most unresolved challenges, they come at us from different angles until we truly deal with the issues within us that encourage these challenges to manifest.

True power comes from being able to traverse these situations via critical thinking. Critical thinking infused with honor, integrity, dignity and discipline. Seeing it through to a moment where the complexity of the situation is rendered moot by our comprehensive thought process.

The seemingly impassable situation is merely a chance to recognize the value of integrous action while using creative, comprehensive and critical thought processes to find a solution. By finding a solution, we ascend from our self-imposed plateau and move forward with more knowledge, fortitude and life experience.

Stop quitting and start problem solving.

Safi A. Thomas

Artistic Director