Blog Posts

School of Communication alumna Elizabeth “Ely” Rosario recently published her 3rd book, “100 Things to Do in Tallahassee Before You Die.” Rosario came to Tallahassee from Puerto Rico. She realized that students had a tendency of staying within the two-mile radius of...

Elizabeth “Ely” Rosario - My children come first. Listen at WFSU website Ely Rosario is the business manager at Jackson Properties. She’s truly a renaissance woman. She’s an author, manager, athlete and a real estate investor, but her most important role is being a...

Sometimes when I leave hot yoga I feel high. Tonight is one of those nights! I have always said “I’m high on life” and I truly can’t understand why people resort to drugs and alcohol to get the natural feeling your body can produce on its own. I can enter the tunnel....

The continuous search for knowledge is the highest form of wisdom. Jordan Peterson No one can take away your knowledge, your education, your own thoughts. I love sharing and learning ideas from others. I am always open to reading anything even if it is something...

For several years now I have been researching, writing, and even publicly speaking about the idea of knowing yourself, of being genuine, authentic, and finding a way to set yourself free. I shared the steps I had myself taken to walk away from a bad relationship, to...

I have spent many years talking to both men and women, reading books and listening to podcasts trying to understand how others define relationships, the values they attach to them, the non expressed expectations they place on their significant others, the physical,...

One person plus one typewriter constitute a movement. Pauli Murray A month ago, I released into the world my book, Own your Fire. It still feels surreal. The first couple of weeks I was feeling like a truck ran over me, better yet, it was the equivalent of doing an...

Yesterday, I spoke to a good friend of mine who has been going through a horrific court battle with her ex-husband regarding the relocation and custody of her children. Ironically, her trial happened to be the same day as the closing remarks of a high profile case...

After I gave my first talk ever on February 12, 2020, I was overwhelmed with emails, facebook posts, facebook messages, and texts thanking me for sharing a bit of my truth and helping women take the necessary steps to knowing their worth. More humbling were the women...

One day at a time. Those are the words I have been uttering daily for over 4 years now. I hated them at first because it meant I had to work on my patience. It meant I could not get things done quickly and more frustratingly to me that I was not able to see...