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Nashville businesswoman Tamica Ross' organization helping people 'make their dreams a reality'
March 18, 2019 Andre Johnson
Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up. (Galatians 6:9 NIV)
DALLAS — Just before 10 p.m. CST on Sunday, Tamica Ross took to her Facebook page, where she shared with the masses a rather spirited, blissful announcement.
Said Ross to her gallery of social media followers: Hello FB Friends and Family! I am so excited to announce my upcoming news article. I'm making headlines. Thanking God for this awesome opportunity.
WOMAN OF EXCELLENCE
DESTINY STEPS — A native of West Tennessee — most notably the Jackson area that is housed in Madison County — Tamica Ross is the Founder and CEO of Lanese Empowerment, a Nashville-based company that is centered largely on inspiring and aiding individuals, particularly youths, as well as young adult men and women.
For Ross, a Mid-South-area businesswoman, she has every right to share of some favorable news that, much to her delight, is a pivotal reminder of just how much God is using her for His glory.
"This business was birthed by (my) own deep desires and determination to live my best life despite the challenges of growing up in an underprivileged environment, where I became a teenage mother at the age of 16 years old," Ross, during a weekend interview with Making Headline News, said of her quest in establishing what has emerged as a credible endeavor.
WHAT ABOUT TAMICA'S ORGANIZATION? www.laneseempowerment.com
A native of West Tennessee — most notably the Jackson area that is housed in Madison County — Ross is the Founder and CEO of Lanese Empowerment, a Nashville-based company that is centered largely on inspiring and aiding individuals, particularly youths, as well as young adult men and women.
As Ross specifically acknowledged, amongst her coaching venture's strategic objectives is to empower individuals to live their best lives and, most importantly, to make all their dreams a reality.
"Tamica is on a mission to touch over a million people by empowering them to turn fear into faith, passion into purpose, confusion into clarity, gain self-confidence, and the tools needed to take action now, one step at a time on a journey well done," said a spokesperson for Ross' Lanese Empowerment. "She is determined to help those with deep desires to help themselves, reach their full potential, and have fun doing it while living their best lives and making all their dreams a reality."
For Ross, establishing her coaching organization didn't merely come easy. Not by a long shot.
According to the Chester County High School graduate, arguably the greatest challenge she faced was attracting sustained support from people she sensed had endured similar hardships with which she once struggled.
DREAMING BIG — Interestingly and to her distinctly unique credit, Ross' venture has come full circle, courtesy of her resiliency through life coaching, free tools and resources, speaking engagements, writing books, providing scholarship funds, summer youth programs, yearly conferences for men and women, and through D.R.E.A.M.S.
Not to be outdone, though, Ross' thought process was such that if she would persevere long enough, she'd ultimately reap and possess and results she so desperately sought.
The rest, as they say, was history, considering she did just that.
"I refuse to be that person who was afraid to help others succeed," Ross said. "Therefore, I have dedicated the rest of my life as a life strategist for others with the mission to empower all people, including men, women, and youths to be the best they can be and help make their dreams a reality."
Interestingly and to her distinctly unique credit, Ross' venture has come full circle, courtesy of her resiliency through life coaching, free tools and resources, speaking engagements, writing books, providing scholarship funds, summer youth programs, yearly conferences for men and women, and through D.R.E.A.M.S.
HARVEST SEASON UNFOLDING
An academy that's comprised of a six week training program D.R.E.A.M.S. is designed to walk people through the steps needed to make any dream a reality and live their best lives one day at a time, Ross emphasized.
Having resided in Nashville for the past decade-and-a-half, Ross holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Organizational Leadership and Communication from Bethel University in McKenzie, Tennessee.
Consequently, she earned a Master's in Organizational Management from Nashville's Belmont University.
As for her coaching organization, she said such inspiration arose from the wide counsel of her mother, whom she says was "strong enough" to beat a drug addiction.
According to the Chester County High School graduate, arguably the biggest challenge she faced was attracting sustained support from people she sensed had endured similar hardships with which she once struggled.
"My grandmother and stepfather have always seen the very best in me," said Ross, paying homage to others to have paved the way to her success. "My godfather, who has always been a transformational leader in my life, my godmother, who taught me how to love God with all my heart, my children, whom I am dedicated to showing how to live your best life, and some wonderful mentors and leaders in the industry such as Tony Robbins, Valerie Burton, and even Oprah (Winfrey)…as an African American successful women, who started from the bottom and now look at what she has become."
Given the immeasurable strides Ross has made since the startup of Lanese Empowerment, it's safe to assume her best and brightest days are well ahead of her — days that will include, among other things, the forthcoming release of her starting lineup of books.
"She is looking forward to releasing her new book series," said a spokesperson for Ross' organization.
All things considered, Ross is giddy in that she can finally profess she's walking fervently in her God-ordained purpose.
Having resided in Nashville for the past decade-and-a-half, Ross holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Organizational Leadership and Communication from Bethel University in McKenzie, Tennessee. Consequently, she earned a Master's in Organizational Management from Nashville's Belmont University.
"I was told when I started this business that I needed to define a niche," Ross said. "Well I did and that's all people who have the desire and passion to live an extraordinary life despite the challenges of bad credit, debt, failed marriages, loss of a job, low self-esteem, terrible childhood, underprivileged environments, or lack of joy in their hearts, confusion about their path in life, bad grades, teenage pregnancy, drug addiction, and even those who need clarity on their career paths.
"God didn't put me on this earth to help everyone, because I know there are some they I may not be able to reach. However, there are more that I can reach, and I am looking forward to giving it all I got."
That, to her credit, is worthy of making headlines.
For more information about Nashville-area Businesswoman/Author Tamica Ross of Lanese Empowerment, or to schedule her for a public appearance, a book signing or speaking engagement, connect with her via Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/tamica.ross.75. Also, send email to: laneseempowerment@gmail.com.
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Accomplished Nashville author Raeshal Solomon completes her latest book in less than a week
August 15, 2018 Andre Johnson
MAKING HEADLINE NEWS WELCOMES RAESHAL SOLOMON
Raeshal Solomon is convinced that it is never too early to teach youngsters about the pros and cons of money.
"Parents need to understand that teaching their children about money can be easy and fun," Solomon told Making Headline News during a recent interview. "They also need to know the importance of starting now."
It is in large part because of these notable economic concepts that have greatly fueled Solomon's desire to compose a book she senses will aid children mightily, particularly as it pertains to making wise monetary decisions as they mature in age.
MOM KNOWS BEST — A Nashville-area author, Raeshal Solomon is the mastermind behind the book entitled, "The 25 – 25 Strategies To Teach Your Child About Money," her fourth published written document that was officially released on July 28.
A Nashville-area author, Solomon is the mastermind behind the book entitled, "The 25 – 25 Strategies To Teach Your Child About Money," her fourth published written document that was officially released on July 28.
A book that is also known as "The 25," Solomon's latest project is a parent guide, of sorts, to teaching your children about money, courtesy of a book that has every day strategies, many of which any parent can use to make a complex subject like money fun and easy to talk about.
A book she began assembling approximately two months ago, Solomon — who technically has written somewhere in the neighborhood of two dozen books — needed just six days to put the finishing touches on "The 25 – 25 Strategies To Teach Your Child About Money."
PURCHASE RAESHAL SOLOMON'S LATEST BOOK HERE: http://mylittlebanker.com/index.php/the25/
A book that is also known as "The 25," Solomon's latest project is a parent guide to teaching your children about money, courtesy of a book that has every day strategies, many of which any parent can use to make a complex subject like money fun and easy to talk about.
"I wrote the first 4,800 words in only two days," Solomon said. "After working with my editor, I was able to finalize the book in four more days."
Surely, it's safe to assume that it was 10 days well spent for this thriving, progressive writer, who also authored these published books: "Shop, Shop, Shop," "Tim's Red Rudy," and "Gale's Day of Giving."
When asked what is the divine message she's sending to her reading audience through her latest book, Solomon said, "My other books are tools to help parents, but they are children's books focused on financial literacy as well."
YOU GO GIRL!!! A book she began assembling approximately two months ago, Solomon — who technically has written somewhere in the neighborhood of two books — needed just six days to put the finishing touches on "The 25 – 25 Strategies To Teach Your Child About Money."
As expected, the feedback since the release of "The 25" has been mostly favorable for this native of Johns Island, South Carolina.
"People love what I have created," Solomon said. "They find my books to be helpful."
RAESHAL SOLOMON RELATED STORY: https://makingheadlinenews.com/2017/06/14/nashville-area-author-raeshal-solomon-battles-through-sickle-cell-writes-an-unprecedented-23-childrens-books-in-a-three-year-span/
Having recently wrapped up a book tour, during which former NFL player Darius A. Robinson had the pleasure of reading several of Solomon's books to a gallery of elementary students, Solomon emphasized that the purpose for which God has created her as an author is to teach children about money while they are young.
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED — When asked what is the divine message she's sending to her reading audience through her latest book, Solomon said, "My other books are tools to help parents, but they are children's books focused on financial literacy as well."
"We can raise more children who are givers and who are grateful," Solomon said. "I honestly write what God places in my heart. I never know what He will give me next."
Besides other forthcoming books, Solomon recently established a kids' podcast called, "PodKash Kids," which is geared largely toward what she describes as kid entrepreneurs.
For more information about Nashville-area Author Raeshal Solomon, or to schedule her for a public appearance, a book signing or speaking engagement, connect with her via Facebook under: Raeshal Solomon. Also, send email to: raeshal@gmail.com.
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