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I am my father’s daughter. Father’s Day is quickly approaching and it is bittersweet. My mom used to make a big to-do over Father’s Day. My dad was already spoiled, but on this day he was treated even more kingly. My dad is no longer with Read More …
This interview originally appeared on Mr. Refined Lifestyle Magazine, where Ronda is a contributing writer. She is the President and CEO of 5001 FLAVORS and Harlem Haberdashery. She is a pioneer in couture urban fashion. If Jacob the Jeweler is the first stop for hip hop artists Read More …
2014 brought cancer to my doorstep, touching the lives of three dear to me (godmother, aunt, and friend). These women all at different stages of their lives, impacted my life. Their journey prompted this article on Huffington Post. Ladies, please be vigilant with your health. Read More …
They say what doesn’t kill you only makes you stronger. Dream chasing can be a long road of failures, but success only comes from many failed attempts. Sometimes I think, I cannot take any more. Hold on. Press forward, one foot in foot of the Read More …
Share traditions. Show love. Heal the world. As we enter the holiday season, remember to generously show kindness to those that we meet. I hate cold weather, but Christmas time brings out the warm and fuzzy in me. This time of year, I cheerfully hum Read More …
I hate cold weather, but Christmas time brings out the warm and fuzzy in me. This time of year, I cheerfully hum a tune, decorate the tree, and anticipate spending time with family. There is an idealist in me that “would like to teach the Read More …
We all grieve differently. However, when years have passed since the loss of a loved one and grief starts anew like it was yesterday, you need to remember to reach out. Ten years after my father passed, grief paid me an unexpected visit. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ronda-lee/grieving-10-years-later_b_5894706.html
Recently, a New York Times’ writer dubbed actress Viola Davis as not classically beautiful and an angry black woman in her portrayal of a law professor in Shonda Rhimes’ latest drama series. Naturally, I had something to say about The NY Times jumping on the Read More …
Dream chasers and entrepreneurs, the end of the year is near. There is a danger with the upcoming cold weather and holiday season to put goals in hibernation mood until after the New Year. Remember this is a marathon not a sprint. My latest Huffington Read More …
My latest Huffington Post article address how we as a society respond to abuse, especially domestic violence. It appears as if we adopted the Sean Connery, Bond-esque philosophy that: I don’t think there is anything particularly wrong about hitting a woman–although I don’t recommend doing Read More …
“Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” Bones will heal, but a broken spirit is hard to resurrect. After constantly being told that you are a failure and will not amount to anything, unless a person is strong, Read More …
My third article is published on Huffington Post. It focuses on learning to enjoy our moments. You have worked hard investing in yourself, so partake of the dividends guilt free. I know it is better to give than receive, but why do we feel guilt Read More …