My blogs are not written to offend, ridicule or demean readers, but instead exemplify personal growth and to empower those that remain teachable as I do. The information I share is not limited or biased to a particular age, sexual orientation, culture, ethnicity, religion, spirituality, group or subgroup, but for all with open minds and receptive ears willing to listen. I’m perfectly imperfect and stand on the belief that in order to teach I must remain teachable. I wholeheartedly welcome and embrace all opinions and ideas.
My blogs pertain to my personal and professional views concerning how I live, what I teach and continue to learn. Moreover, they provide details about working in the community and expound on relationships, recovery coaching, addiction, parenting, domestic violence and driving under the influence of alcohol and or drugs. I want my blogs to guide readers to define their “IT,” embrace “IT” and Raise The Bar & Do-It Responsibly®
As I reinforce to myself, family and students anger is a natural emotion and it’s okay to be angry. It’s, however, what you do with your anger that makes the difference and determines either a positive or negative outcome. Readers, let’s grasp the idea of having a win-win conversation instead of lose-lose, or win-lose ones. Let’s use social media in a positive way and show ourselves and others that we have the power to choose and foster accountability as we discuss ideas, opinions and provide feedback. Responsibility is the crux of producing positive results and is one of the cornerstones of Building Safer Communities, LLC (BSC).
The proof in building a solid foundation rests in me, Je’mere Korea Heyward. I am the image you see to the left, and my professional ambition in life is to empower others to Raise The Bar & Do-It Responsibly.® I am on a journey to upgrade the world. Although, that may read too ambitious, I opt to reach beyond so there is no limit in what I and we can do together. Let’s dare to be curious and give feedback that will improve us, families and communities.
Hey Je’mere! This is a wonderful website and organization you have created to help so many people! You are such an inspiration!
Thanks a million for viweing my website Amanda. I’m on a mission to move mountians and I need all the empowerment possible. It takes a village of committed people to do this. My hope is that you’ll also be a part of the village.
Thanks for being a role model and an inspiration to so many. I share and show my daughters, the example that the sky’s are unlimited. Your fight, determination and beautiful personality is the support that the community need, our children need,and our judicial system need! Looking forward to hear and see more of your work!
Thank you Jay. As parents we must be mindful of the example we set. The way we live must exemplify how we would want our children to live. You are also a clear example of a great role model. Your work ethic is outstanding and it’s an honor knowing you. I plan on staying around for a while so long as The Higher Power allows. Again thank you so much for your knid words.
Love “It!” and how powerful and positive you are! You are an incredible example of how to keep striving, not ever becoming stagnant and achieving amazing results in your field and touching so many lives!
Thanks Ros., I have an absolute passion for what I do which at times makes it easy. What makes it better is the empowerment I receive from so many wonderful people in the field with me. I always say “in order to teach, I must remain teachable.” We must support one another in all the productive things we do. We are Sisters!
You can inspire so many,I look forward to reading more of your work.
Thanks a million Sharnea. That means the world to me. Thanks for the continued support. Let’s do it together!!!!