HALLELUJAH! #ATL we're back @wallerscoffee on 9/14 for an evening of true, personal stories about faith. Join @emmayarbs & @meisask & hear stories from @SurlyJill, Cris Mustafa Gray, @thewholesea Shannon M. Turner & @tomwillner. Grab your tix🎟️ https://t.co/VWhMBXBT5c
I'm excited to be joined by the string quartet, Ensemble Luxardo, for my upcoming show. Luxardo musicians have toured with Adele, Ariana Grande, and Alicia Keys. I'm honored to have such accomplished and talented musicians joining me.
https://t.co/qkPsNTSUvF
"Ambition is when you expect yourself to close the gap between what you have and what you want.
Entitlement is when you expect others to close the gap between what you have and what you want."
– @JamesClear
I’d like to invite you to an upcoming performance of mine - a candlelight concert of original songs with piano, strings, and horn. It will be a fun and memorable date night, or fun night out with friends! https://t.co/qkPsNTTsld
@knockmusichouse#candlelightconcert
Our CSHH's very first #Art Series -- a collaboration w/ Emory Arts. Host David Denton, MPH, graduate of @EmoryRollins.
Transforming Learning through #Stories & #Music: A Patient Experience feat. artist @TomWillner.
Join us Feb. 9th, 7pm
RSVP: https://t.co/SvRr5daICD #Atlanta
#StudentSuccess University leaders visited @BORUSG to discuss how our new National Institute for Student Success (NISS) is serving as the national model to get students across the finish line. That's #TheStateWay! (Read more): https://t.co/c7Ego7C2PT
"The study of hundreds of older people found two key brain functions get better from our 50s onwards. They include attending to new information and focusing on what’s important in a given situation." #wisdom https://t.co/eIWVXifaW0
I had the pleasure to speak with Joyce from the Max Mallory Foundation. Check out their latest podcast episode: "Three Kids, a Musical and a Book - After Testicular Cancer - Episode #14" at https://t.co/IaLdwqJ0Up #cancer#musical#humor#podcast
I used to write often to my Representative, #JohnLewis. He always wrote back. I'll never forget one time he wrote why he was voting the opposite and changed my mind. He was a brilliant and courageous man, a true hero. I aspire to honor his legacy in my own words and actions.