Janessa has been sharing her gifts with the world since 5 years old. Her short film is featured in filmmaker Ava Duverney and TIME magazine’s Optimists Issue video project, The Art of Optimism. She has published content is in The Guardian, Huffington Post, EBONY, NAACP's The Crisis Magazine, Salon, Everyday Feminism, Ravishly, and now for Chopra Global.
View Janessa's work at
https://www.janessarobinson.com/
Many people are finding themselves changing careers during the COVID-19 pandemic and recovery period. This two-part article series explores how three professionals prioritize health, wellness, and spiritual development as their careers transform from what was to what is.
Many people are finding themselves changing careers during the COVID-19 pandemic and recovery period. This two-part article series explores how three professionals prioritize health, wellness, and spiritual development as their careers transform from what was to what is.
I was born on the South Side of Chicago where the city blocks are wide and the cookouts are live. My parents raised four children and I am the youngest. Growing up I spent every weekend and every summer at my great grandmother’s house. I called her “Grandma.”
In the midst of a crisis, big or small, you may find yourself feeling afraid of what’s next because things seem uncertain. What if rather than becoming wrapped in the fear of uncertainty, you use these moments as an opportunity to grow in love?