January 2020 – Black Excellence, Women Empowerment, Self-Care by Chanee’ Robinson

27Jan 2020 by Chanee' R 4 Comments

Live Laugh Love

Like the rest of the world, I was in complete and utter shock by the untimely death of NBA legend, Kobe Bryant, and his daughter Gianna Bryant. Whether you were into basketball or not, you knew Kobe Bryant. And while I didn't know the man, his death feels personal. This morning I'm still in shock as I type this post. Some people seem almost invincible, but time and time again, life reminds us that no one is invincible, not even the greats. A few things come to mind when I reflect on how short life truly is; there are a few things I've learned and take away from this loss to the culture. Live Life Fearlessly: This is easier said than done, but if there is something you've always wanted…

23Jan 2020 by Chanee' R 4 Comments

Life Is About Choices

Empower & Inspire

This may be a hard pill to swallow, but your life is a result of the choices you make. This may be a hard pill to swallow, but your life is a result of the choices you make. I know some things have happened to you. It wasn't your fault. They did it. If they hadn't done this, you wouldn't have done that. If they had done this, you could have done that. You didn't have a choice, right? My mother used to have a funny saying when I would tell her, "you have to take care of me or do this or do that." When I would say that to her, she would reply with, "All I have to do is stay black and die." I would laugh every…

13Jan 2020 by Chanee' R 2 Comments

15 Lessons I Learned From Mommy

Empower & Inspire, More About Chanee’

This week will make fifteen years since my mother has been gone from this earth. It feels like yesterday, and I'm shocked and amazed that I've made it this long without her. I had an incredible twenty years and nine months with her here, and I learned so many things that have gotten me through even today. Some things she taught me directly and some things I learned from watching how genuine and loving she was as a person. So, I'll share fifteen things I learned from mommy. Invest in your children.Always look at the bright side.Real friends don't have to speak often for you to know they're always there for you.Love yourself enough to walk away.Put your children first.Family is the most important thing you have.Don't hold onto bitterness.Forgiveness…

09Jan 2020 by Chanee' R No Comments

Reviews for No, I Don’t Have To

Black Excellence, Book Lovers

As many of you know, I released my first eBook, No, I Don't Have To almost two weeks ago! Since then, I have received so much positive feedback. People have been able to relate with characters, their stories, and overall being invested in characters and their outcomes. The love has been overwhelming and real! Check out some of the reviews below and download your copy from Amazon! Thank you for all of the downloads and feedback! If you haven't go order and download your copy now to verify the reviews for yourself. If you've already ordered, please leave a review on Amazon after you've read. Order and download No, I Don't Have To here. Be on the lookout for an extension/part two in April 2020!

08Jan 2020 by Chanee' R No Comments

It Doesn’t Matter What They Think

Empower & Inspire

There was a recent post on Tyler Perry's Instagram page where he, in my opinion, rightfully boast about his work ethic. In the post, he takes a brief video of a few scripts from some of his hit television shows. Let me preface this by saying Tyler Perry does no wrong in my eyes, so what I think starts with a bias. I loved the post mentioned above so much I reposted in my IG stories because Tyler Perry inspires me. I follow lots of writers and different types of blogs and what they think often pop up on my feed. I was shocked to see the backlash received from the post. I read things like he needs to hire other writers or that he was selfish, or they can…