In the middle of my wreckage, I read the words “Turn your mess, into your Message.”
From a country girl with a heart so big, everyone can see it even as she faced her biggest fears. Sharing her entire journey, even the tears.
Teaching us “Everybody’s Got Something,” the entire lesson is touching.
The stories giving hope, to many giving a strategy to cope.
A proud Mississippian, just like me. In the middle of my wreckage, she help me to see.
That this too shall pass, giving me an air mask.
Echoing right foot, left foot, breathe, repeat. Followed by an inspirational tweet.
Helping millions she doesn’t even know, helping us to deal with some of life’s toughest blows.
Planting seeds she can’t see. I’m thankful for the seed she planted in me.
Sharing her entire family with the world, a true country girl.
Thankful for her relationship with God and prayer, without it she may have been a professional basketball player.
Missing her opportunity to walk in her purpose. Leading many to have hope to face their burdens.
A country girl from the Pass, helping others look at the half full glass.
Helping me to see the struggle is the blessing. Helping me to turn my mess into my message and share my life lessons.
New Age Tubman
27 July 2018
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Educator, Coach, and Ambassador for young girls and women everywhere New Age Tubman is native of Charleston, MS. Raised in the inter-city of Cincinnati, OH, New Age Tubman excelled at academics and athletics in the Cincinnati Public School System. After working as a researcher in Research and Development at the Procter & Gamble Company following her undergraduate studies at the University of Cincinnati, New Age Tubman obtained a Master's degree in Educational Leadership and left Corporate America to pursue her passion of working with young people.
New Age Tubman is the co-Founder of Sisterhood 360, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to develop young girls and women academically, socially, and in leadership through sports and mentoring.
New Age Tubman is a self-proclaimed life-learner and is currently pursing a Masters Degree in Applied Behavior Analysis at the University of Cincinnati.
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