by Rodney Goldston | Jan 3, 2018 | Encouragement
I remember reading Bill Clinton’s autobiography. There’s a section where he mentions JFK coming to visit his school and shaking his hand. He says that moment profoundly influenced his direction into a life of public service. As I was walking through the...
by Rodney Goldston | Nov 13, 2017 | Encouragement
In just a few days Americans will celebrate Thanksgiving. Ironically, the holiday does little to reinforce either the position of thankfulness, nor a posture of giving. Instead it serves as the home stretch to wrap up a yearlong messaging of overconsumption – which...
by Rodney Goldston | Nov 6, 2017 | Encouragement
The real test of relevance is if someone will miss you when you’re gone. Miss you when you stop showing up. It’s always surprises me when someone says to me you haven’t made a post in a while. What they’re saying is that you haven’t...
by Rodney Goldston | Aug 18, 2017 | Encouragement
Turns out white folks, black folks, yellow folks, and all the other color struck folks have got it wrong. We are all closer in color than we realize. You see your eyes aren’t the best tools you have for picking up on someones skin color, it’s actually...
by Rodney Goldston | Apr 21, 2017 | Encouragement
Prince once said he’d rather us celebrate his death than the day of his birth. If you know anything about him you can figure out why. So in remembrance to my brother Prince here’s a verse from one of my favorite tunes by him called the Max. I loved this...
by Rodney Goldston | Jul 11, 2016 | Encouragement
The simplest solution may indeed be the most difficult. Now, these 3 things remain: faith, hope, and love. But the greatest of these is love. Spread love.