Beyond Being Black by Coach Comfort
“This is a must-read revolutionary potential development book for every black man, woman and child!” 
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Blacks living in the UK, US & Canada
There is no getting away that for most of us blacks living in the developed nations we will have to work twice as hard to achieve our heart aspirations. For a number of us, it has been a rollercoaster journey of ups and downs, of short victories and dead-end roads. It gets to a stage when we feel ‘is there really any point trying so hard, I might as well settle for my current state’. But you know your current …
Live A Life Worth Living
Illnesses, depression, irritability, stress, unhappiness, bouts of anger, moodiness, frustration and constant fatigue can sometimes be traced back to an unfulfilled and caged-in life. Add on the preset challenges that we face as a black race, and life can become a double-edge sword of obstacles and setbacks. The key to breaking this vicious cycle is to master the art of peak performing via the pursuant of potential. Pursuing potential is primarily focused on discovering your passion, working on it, being …
Talk with your child at his/her level.
Talk, talk and more talk. Always show your children you care about them and you are interested in what goes on a daily basis in their lives. Learn to have meaningful conversations with them. For toddlers, ask them about nursery, what they like, who they played with, what they did for the day (if they brought home drawings uuhhh and aaahhh over their drawings – boost their confidence), get to know the names of their friends, what they had for …
Is your child missing you?
As blacks, in the hustle and bustle of trying to make ends meet, working hard and earning a living we may get out of balance and lose sight of the importance of building relationship with our children. Never sacrifice your family life for the pursuit of wealth, be it a career or business. Get a balance. Always find time for your children. Be determined to be your child’s best friend (I know for most this won’t be achievable or unrealistic, …
Some creative tips for developing your child’s potential
Start from when they are very young – expose them to books, to reading. We live in a computer age, so invest in educational computer software and CDs that are vibrant and engaging. Have talks with them, especially at night. Don’t worry, even if you aren’t sure you are getting through – just keep at it. Engage them in social activities that you can do together that they enjoy also. Ask them what they love to do, then help create …