06 August 2012

Lost Keys


Lost keys

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    I have always wanted more.

    I have been inspired throughout my life.


     I have much experience in the field of social services, specifically Child Welfare. When I began in this field, I never thought that I would hang out for more than two years.

    It was my intent to build my resume and leave.  I speak about My Why often. I just wanted to live a life of fabulousness.

    At the time I did not define what it meant to be fabulous.

    I wanted to make a difference in the lives of others.

    I wanted to live beyond the expectations of my neighborhood.

    I wanted to live on purpose.

    There are a few “call to action” pieces that I refer back to in my life.

    Who can remain the same after listening to Martin Luther Kings, I have a Dream Speech?

    I am looking for one bold person to remain still after a whisper of, The Revolution Will not be Televised by Gill Scott Heron.

    I urge you to watch Leymah Gbowee. If you have to question whether her call to action is pertinent to you, Lets talk about it.

     Leymah Gbowee is one of person that I can say showed me the other side of the game.

    When I was initially introduced to her on TED I attempted to follow her on Twitter to no avail.

    This very TED Talk is linked in hundreds of tweets, hashtags and all ,yet she does not have her own twitter account.

    In the light of studying branding I view this as a testament to the good work she provides.

    Leymah connects with the audience by speaking of girls who she could not reach due to lack, including her own limited resources and income. She could not afford to take them in. Not knowing the status of these girls lead her to empower girls of Liberia and around the world. As a 2011 Nobel Peace Prize winner Leymah was pivotal in ending the second Liberian Civil War.

    Do you have Lost Keys?

    When I began looking at the work being done in the lives of the families I came in contact with, I began to view me differently.

    It no longer mattered who was mad at me.

    I no longer allowed my bias to dictate the way I interacted with my families.  I wanted them to be well overall.

    Their level of well being varied. Not like the cookie cutter services that were prescribed, but each of my families had very specific needs.

    I called the clients my families.

    Child welfare has come along way. Commissioner Brian Samuels of the Administration for Children and Families (ACF) has established a wonderful network of individuals who are diligently working to establish the basis and knowledge of overall child well being.

    I am sensitive to the fact that many have no idea what the ACF is, as many have not heard of Nobel Prize winner Leymah Gbowee.

    However we all read used to read the paper in print but now we have it online.

    This is our call your call to action.

    Is there a need that you can fulfill?
    Will you be the one to stand up for something?
    For anyone?


    How are you going to find the lost key within you?


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