Parenting Teenage Girls Is Not For The Faint Of Heart
Words from our Executive Director @mrsnicolewilson
“Being a mom to a teenage girl is not for the faint at heart. Our girls begin forming into young women and can often become a mirror for ourselves- who we were, who we are and the in between of all of our perceived short comings. This can lead us moms into a whirlwind of anxiety. Most of the time it’s from a sincere place. We love our girls and we want for them to be the best and have the best. Better versions of us. But that anxiety often comes out as forms of control- the one thing they are going to buck against in the teenage years. So here is what I learned⬇️
👉🏾My daughter was a unique version of herself-not me
👉🏾I had to stop trying to exert control over her based on what I wanted her journey to be and embrace who she was and where she was
👉🏾I had to learn to enjoy each stage of her life. Her as a 12 year old, the 16 year old and now the 27 year old. I get to have new and different relationships with her as she grows.
It may seem hard now. But they do come back around to you. Enjoy the journey Mommas!”
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Fighting Through Failure
We must meet boys where they are, instead of where we want them to be—everyone is unique. So when they fail, don’t condemn them—encourage them to release their negative emotions and reflect on what they could have done better or need to do, so they can reset and move forward!
Read MoreNo Matter Where You Go- There You’ll Be
The hardest thing for a man to do is deal with himself—introspectively confront his own toxic emotions and trauma, so that he can stop unjustly inflicting pain on others—even himself.
Read MoreThank You To Everyone Who Continues To Donate To Our Academy!!!
Building healthy camaraderie is imperative for boys in a world that promotes individuality!
Read MoreMEN, We Cannot Be Strong All The Time
I don’t know who this is for but I felt led by the Most High to post this video again after a man recently shared how it kept him from jumping off a pier. MEN, we cannot be strong all the time—just because something is wrong with you, doesn’t mean something is wrong with you.
Read More“HOPE 911” IS BACK!
If the first screening sold out before you could get your tickets, don’t worry, #HopeIsOnTheWay… again 🙌🏽 visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/hope-911-movie-screening-ticke… & save your seat today!
Read MoreHelping People- It’s Not About Getting A Certification
I am living proof of this.
Read MoreHope 911 Is Having A Second Movie Screening
aaaaaandddd ACTION! 🎬 Due to high demand and a sold out show, Hope 911 is having a second movie screening
Read MoreSuffering In Silence
Men are taught to suffer in silence, and as a result, relationships are failing all across the world. This is an edited clip of my time on the Mel Robbins Show—we tag team trauma to help a husband break free from emotional incarceration and save his marriage!
Read MoreRelease The Trauma So That We Can Live Again
I cried watching this clip because for decades, I suppressed my emotions—trying to be a “man” instead of a huMAN. In my book #CryLikeAMan, I share how my era taught men that crying was a sign of weakness.
Read MoreWHEN A MAN IS FREE TO CRY— HE IS FREE TO LOVE
I will never forget my wedding day—especially when my best man Gabe Green jokingly threatened that he would hit me if I started crying when my soon to be wife (Nicole) walked down the isle.
Read MoreCongrats Kaden, Good Work!
The Most High is faithful! As young Kaden was taking the spiritual module of his test, he said, “I prayed to God for Him to allow me to see my dad.”
Read MoreJason Wilson on NBC News Learn and WDIV Local 4
Honored to serve as a panelist for one of the discussions at NBC News Learn and WDIV Local 4 Education Now Detroit!
Read MoreParents, please be vigilant!
Parents, please be vigilant! Do not wait for your child to be seen bullied on a viral video or for their school to protect them—equip them with the skills needed to protect themselves!
Read MoreSeek to get healed from what hurts in you, before you unintentionally hurt your children
As a wounded young father in my early 30’s, I probably would have demeaningly called my son “lazy” for not holding his suit while we waited in line to purchase it.
Read MoreSuppression Leads To Depression
Suppression leads to depression—so take off the mask and #CryLikeAMan—transparency liberates the soul!
Read MoreA Good Father Pushes Beyond His Emotions For His Family
A responsible father will always push himself to provide for his family—but sometimes the load gets heavy. However, when the family unit is unified, its unbreakable!
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