Work It Out!

An interview with Pastor, Author, Recording Artist Bishop Dr. Adom regarding the importance of Interpersonal Communication about the Most High.

Communicating through your words as well ad your deeds is vital to your personal ministry. 

Bishop Dr. Adom explains some of his upbringing, musical and spiritual inspirations as well as shares inspiring stories and music. 

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Stories of the Bible not only brought to life, but brought to this day and this time so you can really see how the stories and lessons look in modern times.

Every story you see on Covenant Law can be found in the Bible.

Spreading the good word on the sly. Bless yourself and watch Covenant Law on YouTube. You can  search it by name Covenant Law or check out the Bwatch TV page on Youtube. That's the letter B and the word watch and tv.

Metacognition is the awareness and understanding of one's own thought processes.

How are we affected by the sites and sounds that flood our mind? Remember Garbage In = Garbage OUT!!!

Be mindful of the external stimuli surrounding us. Increase the positive input to increase the positive output.

Teachers, parents and anyone else living life can benefit from the tips and talks contained in this series.

Metacognition is the awareness and understanding of one's own thought processes.

How are we affected by the sites and sounds that flood our mind?
Remember Garbage In = Garbage OUT!!!

Be mindful of the external stimuli surrounding us. Increase the positive input to increase the positive output.

Teachers, parents and anyone else living life can benefit from the tips and talks contained in this series.

Random, educated rants from the Architect of Wonder himself. On a ride to the airport, we jammed about gentrification, appropriation, leadership and so much more. Here is your intro to that which is Sebastian's Dirty Shorts - Short, audacious audio that you need to hear.

Random, educated rants from the Architect of Wonder himself. On a ride to the airport, we jammed about gentrification, appropriation, leadership and so much more. Here is your intro to that which is Sebastian's Dirty Shorts - Short, audacious audio that you need to hear.

Random, educated rants from the Architect of Wonder himself. On a ride to the airport, we jammed about gentrification, appropriation, leadership and so much more. Here is your intro to that which is Sebastian's Dirty Shorts - Short, audacious audio that you need to hear. 

This started off as raw footage on a long drive, hence the road noise.

Sometimes, we find ourselves paralyzed after a breakup. What did we do wrong? What do we do next? 

Moving on is easier said than done, but necessary. Reinvent yourself and realize that the season is over. At the end of that season, you should find yourself better prepared for the next one. It's like a farm that yielded a good crop. Now, it is time to plant something else. The soil is ready for it. If you try to plan the same crop, it will not flourish. That is your job, post breakup; FLOURISH!

This series is great for newer educators as well as for more seasoned educators. Sometimes we plan rigidly, our lessons but let's not forget WHO we are teaching and the bevy of issues they bring  with them.

It has never been more important to include Social and Emotional Learning into our curriculum planning and delivery. When you make an effort to go just a little beyond the surface, the results are inspiring when you see what and how it propels your students to achieve.

It is an organic look into what happens when educators build strong interpersonal relationships with students, families, other educators and community members.

Anthony Abarca is a recent high school graduate, current college freshman, entrepreneur and former student of mine. He stops by to talk about his experiences as a student in high school and the importance and effects of building and maintaining strong interpersonal relationships between students, faculty and community members.

This series is great for newer educators as well as for more seasoned educators. Sometimes we plan rigidly, our lessons but let's not forget WHO we are teaching and the bevy of issues they bring  with them.

It has never been more important to include Social and Emotional Learning into our curriculum planning and delivery. When you make an effort to go just a little beyond the surface, the results are inspiring when you see what and how it propels your students to achieve.

It is an organic look into what happens when educators build strong interpersonal relationships with students, families, other educators and community members.

Anthony Abarca is a recent high school graduate, current college freshman, entrepreneur and former student of mine. He stops by to talk about his experiences as a student in high school and the importance and effects of building and maintaining strong interpersonal relationships between students, faculty and community members.

This is another one from the vault. I spoke at my commencement at Chabot (Shuh-bo) College in 2007. It speaks to students' level of commitment and how music can help.

Students and educators alike can take something from this podcast. I use a lot of music in my classes to meditate, transition, signal changes in activities, inspire, engage and much more. When we talk about teaching the total child, little things like music can reach him/her in ways and places of their psyche that mere curriculum cannot.

Social & Emotional Learning:

This series is great for newer educators as well as for more seasoned educators. Sometimes we plan rigidly, our lessons but let's not forget WHO we are teaching and the bevy of issues they bring  with them.

It has never been more important to include Social and Emotional Learning into our curriculum planning and delivery. When you make an effort to go just a little beyond the surface, the results are inspiring when you see what and how it propels your students to achieve.

It is an organic look into what happens when educators build strong interpersonal relationships with students, families, other educators and community members.

This series is great for newer educators as well as for more seasoned educators. Sometimes we plan rigidly, our lessons but let's not forget WHO we are teaching and the bevy of issues they bring  with them.

It has never been more important to include Social and Emotional Learning into our curriculum planning and delivery. When you make an effort to go just a little beyond the surface, the results are inspiring when you see what and how it propels your students to achieve.

It is an organic look into what happens when educators build strong interpersonal relationships with students, families, other educators and community members.

Anthony Abarca is a recent high school graduate, current college freshman, entrepreneur and former student of mine. He stops by to talk about his experiences as a student in high school and the importance and effects of building and maintaining strong interpersonal relationships between students, faculty and community members.

Procrastination is like a magnet. If you procrastinate, then you are opening yourself up to a perpetual cycle of negativity. For whatever reason you procrastinate, STOP IT and stop it NOW. You often talk about the changes you are going to make in your life and how you want to be a better person. Remember to work on the total person and handle your procrastination issues.

When it comes to cultivating and maintaining a relationship of intimate, personal, or professional connections, it is important to communicate what you absolutely cannot tolerate. Do you hate dishes in the sink? Say so early on before it snowballs out of control. You can avoid a lot of confusion and animosity by communicating your non-negotiables. You may find a stronger bond with the other person. You may also come to the realization that you are unequally yoked.