In this episode of "Let's Talk," join host Alecia Hill for a captivating conversation on transformative healing. Together, we'll explore the profound journey of personal transformation, shedding light on the strategies, insights, and stories that inspire resilience and foster positive change. Don't miss this empowering discussion as we delve into the transformative power of healing with the insightful guidance of our host, Alecia Hill.

Forgiving what we can not forget is one of the hardest things we ever have to do.  Many of us have been hurt by someone we love, or they caused a diversion in our life, either way, it can lead to negative experience that has left us hurt and scared, and unforgiving.  I what to share with you the 6 steps of self-intervention that will help you to recognize the root problem, understand it, and move on to a better and happy  new you.  Please, like and share.

When Alecia Hill met her late husband, she believed she had met the man of her dreams. After a few passionate years of dating, the pair married. A few months into the marriage, however, Hill’s husband lost his libido and the passion vanished. For the remainder of her marriage, the couple did not have sex. Nonetheless, Hill stayed in the marriage. The union lasted 12 years, ending not in divorce but, rather, with the passing of Hill’s husband. Today, Hill calls her marriage successful and fulfilling, and will tell listeners: * She first reacted to her husband’s lack of sexual interest by searching for a paramour who didn’t exist. * Hill felt the urge to look outside her marriage for sexual satisfaction but resisted the temptation. * Pride can get in the way of a couple talking about the lack of sexual intimacy. Hill’s husband was proud, and more than five years passed before he was willing to talk about the issue. * Communication is key to making such marriages work. * Another key is to find a common goal that a couple can work together to achieve. * Professional help is sometimes needed.  And so much more. 

Whoopi Goldberg came under scrutiny and got suspended from the View following her controversial remarks about the Holocaust. Is Jew a race or a Region? In this episode, we are going to talk about What is the meaning of the race of people? Let's talk about it.

Toxic relationships are not healthy. When people get violent or verbally abusive it's time to seek help and get to a safe place.  Call The National Domestic Violent Hotline at 800.799.SAFE (7233) for help.

Sometimes we have to motivate ourselves and move on.

Have you noticed when your credit score rises old debt collectors pop back up?  Could it be that the Credit Bureues alerting them that your score is going up?  You might be surprised. Join us.

Gang Stalking is more common than you may think.  According to Urban Dictionary Gang Stalking is stalking by more than one person to a victim, usually involving community harassment, or the "mob", using people from all backgrounds and vocations to harass, tracking 24/7. Tun in learn some of the practices they use on their victims. What other topics you would like us to talk about? Contact us at [email protected] 

 Many citizens are being ganged stalked, which refers to harassment and intimidation tactics used by a group of individuals against another person or toward a smaller group of people. #MK-Ultra “mind control #COINTELPRO #mass manipulation of human behavior through social media Every breath you take and every move you make Every bond you break, every step you take, I'll be watching you. —"Every Breath You Take," The Police

In this episode, we are focusing on the crime against women.  We will discuss the problem of Violence Against Women throughout the world, How wide is Violence Against Women, and bring an end to Violence Against Women.