EPISODE 44: “LIVING FOR A PURPOSE” FEAT. MUSICAL ARTIST PORTIA BRYANT AND LIVING HOPE AUTHOR GERARD LONG

<p><strong>LIVE – WED., NOVEMBER 17, 2021.</strong> This episode will feature inspirational music, positive inspirations, and <strong>PORTIA BRYANT</strong> whose whole being specializes in emotional healing. She has a gift of gently walking broken clients through a process of Brokenness to Boldness. Predominantly known as Absolute, she captivates her audiences through music, poetry, rap, and provocatively powerful intervention methodology. Early on, she released her album entitled, “Absolute Defines the Process,” which proclaims her celebrated message that the process of life is every person’s opportunity to “blossom.” She imparts her famous tagline, “I See You Blossomin” in her speaking, mentoring, and personal encounters. This musical guest has won numerous awards, accolades, and has graced audiences across the nation. Her latest work, The Butterfly Process: From Brokenness to Boldness was written in order that she would empower a wider span of broken and damaged lives and teach many the metamorphoses to freedom. As an author, Portia has also written, The 21 Day Anger Management Challenge to aid in the practical daily application of Emotional Intelligence (EI/EQ). She is also a Qualified Mental Health Provider (QMHP) who holds a Bachelor of Science from Old Dominion University in Communication &amp; Human Services Counseling and a Masters of Business Administration from Averett University. She is the loving mother of two beautiful children and a wife of over 19 years. She is with us as our <strong>INSPIRATIONAL MUSIC HIGHLIGHT GUEST OF THE DAY.</strong></p> <p><strong>AND GERARD LONG</strong> who is here as our <strong>INSPIRATIONAL AUTHOR OF THE DAY!</strong> Gerard is a professor of life and death, having experienced a blessed life, followed by the darkest valley of suffering after the suicide of his beloved youngest son, the near break up of his marriage, and the unbelievable death of his beautiful daughter. As if this wasn’t enough pain, in the same eight-year period, his beloved sister and brother also di