Monday Morning Motivation (1/31/11)

A Legendary Monday to YOU:

What is the point of motivation, if it doesn't cover every base? Career motivation is one thing. Life motivation is another. But it is relationship motivation that many of us need.

Having a support system is a beautiful gift. It's only human to feel so much better about who we are when we have someone that cheers us on; someone we could cheer on. But in life, finding that support system, and keeping it, is a tough go.

One of the reasons is because our past is placed into an unforgiving state. Our pain has taken over, haunts us from day to day, rendering us helpless to the future. But all of that can change, if you begin to forgive YOURSELF.

We see that excellent relationship and dream of having it ourselves. So we tend to create an excellent relationship with someone, instead of allowing for it to grow on its own. Some of us are in caring relationships, yet still choose to use it against the person they're with; to cheat on their special someone, instead of placing all their caring into a person they're lucky to have in the firdt place.

This morning, let's take a moment to look into ourselves, to stand present with the ghosts of our relationship pasts, and begin our cleansing process of those bad feelings keeping us from a healthier companionship in the future. If you have someone in your life that adores you, yet you can't help but to stray off, do them a favor, care for once and walk away; or simply devote your energy and time to the person that supports your life.

Life is so short. Not just your life, but the person that you are with, want to be with, or left behind. It's time that we all do our part to protect a heart.

Have an extraordinary Monday Morning and you'll have an extraordinary week.

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America’s Worst Cook is Trenton’s Best Man

By Jelissa Frank

Tyrone “Chrome” Miller is a man with the plan. Mr. Miller appeared at the Boys and Girls Club of Trenton, in Mercer County on Thursday, January 13, 2011, through the “Jewels for Gems Program” to sit down and share his life stories and struggles with a group of young teen members. He was very energetic and very into hearing what the young teens had to say, as well as their future plans. After hearing everyone's plans he would give them advice on how to make their dreams a reality while still being very down to earth, and boosting their esteem.

So far, Mr. Miller has accomplished many things in life. He has appeared twice on BET’s 106 & Park for Friday Rap Battles. He was a songwriting contributor to rock band, Sugar Ray, which eventually awarded him with a Platinum plaque. He went on to some producing, playing small but meaningful roles in film, and now hosting events in the Mercer County area. And Mr. Miller currently guest stars on “Worst Cooks in America” on the Food Network. We at Synergy of Trenton sat down with Mr. Miller, after his presentation to talk about the love for his hometown and his hopes for the future.

Synergy of Trenton: What was one of your greatest obstacles you had to overcome to be the man you are today?

Tyrone “Chrome” Miller: I never really had to overcome any hard life obstacles. So I would say my toughest obstacle was my first rap battle on 106 & Park. When I lost, I came home and faced the criticism and ridicule. What really was the obstacle was coming back on for a second chance to battle and having to humble myself, and prepare myself to fail again. But I didn't. I won. And that jump started my career.

Synergy of Trenton: Growing up, were you placed on the educational scale as far as grades and academics?

Tyrone “Chrome” Miller: I am not afraid to admit that I was a "C" average student. I did the bare minimum to get by; I would do absolutely no homework and I am not ashamed to admit that I wasn't the best student. I also know that if I would have applied myself, my career might be a lot farther along than it already is. You may have all the talent, think you have it all planned out, and don't need school. But the reality of it is, school is key! You can't make it without an education.

Synergy of Trenton: Who do you feel played a major role in your life and your success?

Tyrone “Chrome” Miller: My son played the ultimate roll in my life, which led to my success. When my son was born, I had no choice but to make it. I had to provide for him so I had to "hustle" and make many different decisions. My motivation to provide for my son gave me a passion and a drive. So I have my son to thank for my success.

Synergy of Trenton: What is your next big move in your life?

Tyrone “Chrome” Miller: My next big move would have to be a TV show of my own. I can't really tell you what it’s about. It’s a surprise. But it’s going to be amazing. So just send your prayers that everything goes according to plan. I want to truly touch many people, and inspire others with this upcoming opportunity.

Mr. Miller is very ambitious. He really chases after his dreams. And the best part, he promised to return to the Boys and Girls Club, and talk with the young teens again. Mr. Miller was a breath of fresh air. The young teens in attendance really enjoyed him. He is truly a role model, not only for African-Americans, but for young men also. He is another example that dreams can become a reality, as long as you take it one step at a time. And if you fall, always remember to get back up.

Monday Morning Motivation (1/24/11)

Great Monday Morning Everyone!

I hope that this letter reaches you in excellent spirits. When was the last time you've heard, "Today is your day!" Well, you've just read it. Now walk ovee to a mirror and say it to yourself: Today is my day.

Because it really is your time. The moment is right now, and the future, every second you have, is the reward of this moment. What will you do with Right Now?

Will you send emails or make phone calls to the people you haven't talked to in quite some time? Will you openly think about what makes you great and share this energy with others? Will you continue on one path while ending another?

I dare you to be above and beyond this morning. I dare you to be amazingly extraordinary, even if this energy last for 4 hours. I dare you to be yourself, at your best.

Monday Mornings Matter, so make them count like a child that finally counted from 1 to 100 and feels pure joy and pride because of their accomplishment. Go Get'em!!!!

Something to Flip About!

"A Night To Remember" Valentine's Day Bash

The Executive Music Business Suite Presents:

"A Night To Remember" Valentine's Day Bash

Come out and celebrate life and love along with other Tri-State Mature & Upscale Trendsetters on this Valentine's Day weekend.

On February 12th, 2011, from 5pm-11pm @ The Trenton Marriott Downtown (1 West Lafayette St) come out and enjoy a special dinner buffet, drinks and dancing.

ATMOSPHERE: It will be a gathering for those who shape the flavor of the world...Those who set rather than follow the trends.....A crowd pleaser without being a crowd seeker. Someone who is ready for today, and plans for tomorrow…Exudes positive energy, and knows what time it is without looking at their watch!

ATTIRE: Your attire is a reflection on you. Those who dress appropriate show respect for themselves and others.

THE SOUND TRACK: Classic R&B * House * Slow Jams by The DJ Slowjam Powell Experience (& His Celebrity Friends)

TIME: 5PM - 11PM

AGE: 23 + MATURE MINDSET

ADDED ATTRACTIONS: Give-Aways all night long to Couples & Singles from Upscale stores and businesses.

Special Meet and Greet with The Food Network's "Worst Cooks in America", Trenton's Own Celebrity Tyrone "Chrome" Miller and others.

PRICE: NO COVER (with RSVP @ ExecutiveMBS@Gmail.com by 2pm on February 12th)

The Dinner Buffet (Price announced shortly) will be available.

Any Questions, call Xavier J. Powell @ 609-851-5089

Monday Morning Motivation (1/17/11)

A Grand Monday Morning to you:

On this special Monday Morning, I'll keep this letter short. One of the greatest motivators in American History, a true inspiration of mine, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. celebrates a 25th Anniversary of a holiday he earned in life by understanding the change he wanted to see in American, could bring him an early and tragic death.

Dr. King lived and loved without fear. And he was very aware of his purpose. So this morning, "Be KING like." Live and love without fear; become more aware of your purpose, big or small. Fearlessly be yourself. Learn what the small things are in your life, and complain less. Grab onto the things that make your heart sing and surround those things with a choir of good spirits.

Stay strong and motivated...