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Dosha Brown, LLC, Trenton, NJ (2026)

12/29/2025

Motivation Monday

I’ve learned something in this season of my life: always stay ready.

There were moments when I was working, preparing, praying, and asking God, When will the doors open for me? All year long, I was building programs, creating materials, and doing the work I felt God called me to do, even when no one was watching.

At the same time, I was putting myself out there.
Asking questions.
Seeking direction.
Trying to understand where God wanted me to go.

Yes, I applied.
Yes, some doors closed right in my face.

But what I didn’t do was give up.

I stayed motivated and stayed the course.

Motivation is what inspires us to chase our goals and push through obstacles. It’s the psychological force behind why we do what we do, the driving force behind action. And what kept me moving was being anchored to what God was calling me to, even when the results weren’t immediate.

Now I can honestly say this: God has opened several doors for me for next year.
Not because I rushed.
Not because I forced anything.
But because I trusted Him and refused to give up on His promises.

So today, remember this:
We will face obstacles.
We won’t always get what we want.
But when God closes a door, it’s not to harm you, it’s to help you.

God sees further than we ever could. He knows which doors would bring unnecessary pressure, distraction, or harm, whether it’s a job, a relationship, or something we thought we needed.

So stay focused.
Stay motivated.
And most of all, stay prayerful.

Your obedience is preparing you for what’s next.

Dosha G Brown LLC

12/28/2025

Still Sunday

It’s okay to rest.
And it’s okay to take a break.

That’s often where God does His best work.

But when we rest, we have to silence those intrusive thoughts:
I should be doing something.
I need to plan what’s next.
I should’ve accepted that invitation.

No.
No.
And no.

Rest means more than just stopping your body.
Rest is an intentional pause, a period of relaxing or ceasing from strenuous or stressful activity so you can refresh, recover, and regain strength.

And rest also means being still in your mind.

So many of us “rest,” but it’s incomplete because our minds never turn off. We’re lying down, but still carrying tomorrow’s worries, yesterday’s mistakes, and next week’s plans.

So today, on this Still Sunday, we’re choosing to truly be still.
To breathe.
To relax.
To get rejuvenated.

That work, that issue, that problem, it can wait.
If it’s not life or death, be still today.

Rest so you’re ready.
Ready for God’s promises.
Ready to pursue His purpose with renewed strength and passion.

That’s my plan today.
Won’t you join me?

Dosha G Brown LLC

12/27/2025

What are you taking with you, and what are you leaving behind?

I’m taking my perseverance, my flexibility, and yes, my God-given knack to annoy people who don’t want to see me win. If my growth makes you uncomfortable, that’s not my assignment to fix.

I’m leaving behind forced connections and falling back from people whose spirit doesn’t align with mine, even when they smile in my face and pretend they’re for me. In this new season, I’m asking God to reveal hearts clearly, no more hiding in the shadows, no more confusion.

This year, I’m choosing alignment over access, peace over people-pleasing, and purpose over pretending.

What about you?

What are you carrying into the New Year—and what are you finally leaving behind?

👇🏽 Drop it below. Let’s walk into this next season honest and free. 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

12/27/2025

Soul Reset Saturday

We are in the midst of the holiday season. Some of the biggest holidays begin in the Fall and carry us all the way through New Year’s Day. And during this time, many of us are ripping and running, searching for the perfect gift, attending parties, picking out outfits, showing up for celebrations, and honoring milestones.

And all of that is beautiful.

But in the middle of it all, don’t forget to reset your soul back to peace.

If you weren’t able to buy gifts,
If you couldn’t afford what you wanted to give,
If this season feels heavier than joyful for you, it’s okay.

These holidays come once a year.
But your soul is with you every single day.

The most important gift any of us can give is a sound soul, one that isn’t overwhelmed, pressured, or weighed down by expectations. When we take time to reset our soul, we become more peaceful, more energized, and better able to show up for ourselves and for the people we love.

So today, pause.
Breathe.
Release the pressure to perform, provide, or prove anything.

Holidays will come and go.
But your peace, your well-being, your soul, that’s what matters most.

Dosha G Brown LLC

12/26/2025

Focus Friday

Christmas was yesterday. Many people were off, rested, celebrated, and enjoyed time with family, and today, it was back to work.

That’s the reality for so many of us. Jobs don’t offer much flexibility unless you use your own time, and we live in a culture where work is emphasized more than rest, self-care, and health.
You’re given a certain number of days off, but those days rarely account for the heavy workload, the constant stress, and the chaos some people navigate every single day.

And when life feels like that, it becomes hard to keep our focus on what truly matters, our health.

God desires our health, not just our soul and spirit, but our mind and body too. Scripture reminds us clearly:

“Dear friend, I pray that you may enjoy good health and that all may go well with you, even as your soul is getting along well.”
3 John 1:2

God never intended for our focus to be solely on work, money, or material things. Yes, we work. Yes, we provide. But He also calls us to tend to the inner man and care for the outer body He entrusted to us.

When we neglect the inner man, we lose peace.
When we neglect the outer man, we invite health concerns we didn’t have to carry.

So on this Focus Friday, my prayer for you is this:
That you find balance.
That your focus shifts from accumulation to alignment.
That you begin accessing healthier options for your mind, body, soul, and spirit.

Work matters — but you matter more.
Your health matters.
Your peace matters.

Dosha G Brown LLC

12/24/2025

Worthiness Wednesday

All my life, I’ve considered myself a Christian, someone who strives to live Christ-like and align my life accordingly. I grew up that way, and it shaped my worldview. Along the way, I’ve seen things in churches that didn’t always sit well with me, but I’ve also learned there are certain things I need in my life no matter what.

For me, one of those things is daily prayer.
Not occasionally.
Not when it’s convenient.
But consistently, seeking God every single day.

I remember seasons when I would start strong and then become inconsistent. And every time I did, my life showed the fruit of that inconsistency. My peace shifted. My clarity faded. My alignment felt off.

So today, I can honestly say this: My God is worthy of my time and my consistency.
I don’t believe I would be where I am without Him.
He has redeemed, and is still redeeming, time that I lost. And I can’t think of a more worthy Being to say thank you to.

It’s been me and Him for a long time. And while I’m grateful for the people in my life who love and support me, I know this truth deep in my spirit:
I wouldn’t be in a new career.
I wouldn’t have what I have now.
My daughters wouldn’t be who they are.
And I wouldn’t be going where I’m going, without God.

So on this Worthiness Wednesday, my gratitude goes to God and God alone, for making my crooked places straight.

My prayer is that this causes you to pause and reflect on how far you’ve come, spiritually, physically, emotionally, and financially.

He’s worthy.
Always has been.
Always will be.

Dosha G Brown LLC

12/23/2025

Tender-Heart Tuesday

There was a time in my life when everything felt black and white to me, no middle ground, no gray area, no space for process. And that included my own issues. I didn’t give myself grace to grow, to learn, or to be human.

But life, and God, taught me differently.
I had to learn that accountability and grace can, and should, coexist.

Accountability doesn’t mean beating yourself up.
And grace doesn’t mean avoiding responsibility.
For me, accountability means owning my stuff, regardless of the consequences, and believing that I can do better when I’m given another chance. But that’s also where I had to learn to receive God’s grace.

God’s grace isn’t based on whether I’m right or wrong, good or bad, deserving or undeserving.
It flows from His tender heart toward me.
It’s rooted in the fact that He loves me, even at my worst, even in my mistakes, even when I don’t deserve it.

But that doesn’t mean I get to take advantage of it.
Grace is not a free pass to repeat harmful behavior.
It’s an invitation to grow, to rise, and to intentionally do better.

And having a tender heart doesn’t mean weakness.
It means compassion.
It means humility.
It means understanding.

But yes, it can sometimes be taken advantage of. And that’s why grace and accountability must go hand in hand.

So today, if you’re having a moment where someone is getting on your nerves,
If you made an unintentional mistake,
If you said something you shouldn’t have,
If you’re being hard on yourself,
Pause.
Breathe.
Extend grace — to you and to others.

Have a tender heart like God.
Forgive yourself.
Forgive others.
And remember: grace doesn’t excuse behavior, it inspires change.

Dosha G Brown LLC

12/22/2025

Mindset Monday

I don’t care how familiar someone or something from your past looks, keep going and don’t look back.

Familiarity has a way of pulling us backward, especially when the future feels uncertain. That’s why a mindset shift is necessary.

Sometimes we need to stop and ask ourselves the hard questions:
Why am I not there anymore?
What happened that caused me to move on?
And most importantly, Is that what God even has for me?

Too often, we make decisions from places of loneliness, desperation, or comparison.
We choose relationships because we don’t want to be alone.
We choose jobs because of money, titles, promotions, or trying to keep up with others.

What we don’t always do is pause and ask God:
Am I supposed to be here?
Is this my partner?
Is this the job You want me to take?

When we lead with our flesh, and things feel good in the moment, we convince ourselves it’s God, but feeling good doesn’t always mean it’s aligned.

If you’re on the fence about something today, don’t decide yet.
Being unsure is information.

I’ve been there, at war with myself, making a decision I thought was right, only to regret it later.

So today, slow all the way down.
And I mean turtle mode.
Don’t let anyone rush you.
Don’t jump because of opinions, pressure, or expectations.

Shift your mindset toward prayer, patience, and trusting God to guide you to the right choice.

Take your time.
Alignment is worth the wait.
And trust me — I’m better for it today.

Dosha G Brown LLC

12/21/2025

Satisfied Sunday

It amazes me how often people believe you should stay exactly where you are.

If they’re used to seeing you one way, they expect you to remain there. But when you elevate, when you grow, when you move forward, they start wondering how you got there.

And it makes me pause, not because of the growth, but because of the response.

I often wonder why some people aren’t satisfied with what they already have. Why does someone else’s progress become a concern when they could be doing the same thing, or are already doing well themselves?

Here’s what I’ve learned:
When you’re truly satisfied with yourself, you’re not bothered by someone else’s growth.

Satisfaction brings contentment.
Contentment keeps your focus inward, not outward.
And when your focus is inward, you’re less distracted by comparisons and more committed to becoming your best self.

Being satisfied doesn’t mean life is perfect.
It means you’ve made peace with your life in the good and the bad.

It means you appreciate where you are while still growing toward where you’re going.

Remember this:
It never matters who goes before you.
What matters is that you’re better than who you were yesterday.

So on this Satisfied Sunday, choose contentment.
Stop looking through other people’s windows.
Clear the glare.
And take a real look at how beautiful your own life truly is.

Dosha G Brown LLC

12/20/2025

Self-Care Saturday

Let me say this clearly: do not relinquish your self-care for anything.

A lot of people talk about self-care, but don’t fully realize how necessary it really is. For me, every other Saturday looks like something simple but intentional, a spa pedicure and getting my nails done. That’s one thing I try my best not to give up.

But I also believe this: self-care is every day, not just on Saturdays.

Self-care is defined as the practice of taking action to preserve or improve one’s own health. And that includes our physical body, mind, soul, and spirit.

We cannot be our best selves burning the clock from sunrise to sunset.

We weren’t created to pour endlessly without being refilled.

Somewhere in the middle of life, responsibilities, and purpose, we need moments of stillness. Moments that allow us to rejuvenate, replenish, and refresh, so we can show up fully for ourselves, our loved ones, and the assignment God has placed on our lives.

So today, on this Self-Care Saturday, yes, schedule what needs to be done.
But also make sure something on that schedule is for you.

God desires that for you.
Rest is not selfish — it’s sustaining.

Dosha G Brown LLC

12/19/2025

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12/19/2025

Faithful & Flourish Friday

Have you ever had moments where God is doing amazing things in your life…
but you can’t speak on it yet?

That’s where I am right now.

And I’ve learned something in this season: sometimes God is more interested in our humility than our announcements. Yes, I’m grateful every single day. Yes, when the door opens fully, I will give Him praise.

But I also believe God watches how faithful we are without the accolades, without the applause, and without the validation from people.

There are seasons where God wants it to be clear, He did it. And He did it alone.

So ask yourself:
Can you be faithful and still flourish when no one is clapping?
Can you do the work quietly without posting it, until God tells you it’s time?
Can you stay obedient even when no one sees what He’s building behind the scenes?

I know in my life, God does His best work when I’m silent, not seeking attention, not looking for applause, just staying aligned and obedient.

So today, let’s choose to be faithful and flourish.
Even while we’re excited.
Even while we’re waiting.
Even while we’re holding things close to our heart.

Stay focused.
Stay humble.
And trust that He will exalt you in due time.

Dosha G Brown LLC

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