Tag: Dr. Dawj Sangster

The 5 Power Smiles: Do it now!

The 5 Power Smiles: Do it now!
By Dr. Dawj Smiles matter. When I was a girl, I enjoyed playtime with my sister, who was a special needs child. Many didn’t–and still don’t–understand what it takes to really embrace and live with someone with special needs. We often had to deal with people making fun of us because she had special needs... Read more »
By Six Brown Chicks,
May 6, 2013 at 12:20 pm • 

6 Tips on Connecting People: Brian Tomkins Go-Giver Interview

6 Tips on Connecting People: Brian Tomkins Go-Giver Interview
by Dawgelene “Dr. Dawj” Samgster If you asked Brian Tomkins what he does, he would simply say, ” I am a go-giver”. If you asked anyone else, you would hear words like, “social media guru, PR guru, marketing guru, networking guru,” and the like. He is known for his ability to connect the “right people”... Read more »
By Six Brown Chicks,
March 23, 2012 at 11:21 am • 

Today, We Mean Business! Taking the Lead: Change for Businesses

Today, We Mean Business! Taking the Lead: Change for Businesses
 by Dawgelene “Dr Dawj” Sangster  As a business psychology professional, I love to provide tips to leaders in being effective in their businesses. Early in my doctoral program I took a class on leading through change. Professor Petroy was an amazing professor and always encouraged us to think beyond the usual and research, research, research!... Read more »
By Six Brown Chicks,
February 17, 2012 at 12:14 pm • 
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A Trio of Blackness on Love, Men and Marriage

A Trio of Blackness on Love, Men and Marriage
By Dawgelene “Dr. Dawj” Sangster Black Men, Black Love and Black Marriage are all special. I wear many hats and I am proud of each role that I have in wearing those hats as a woman. One role that I particularly love is being a wife – a role in which I embody the concepts... Read more »
By Six Brown Chicks,
February 10, 2012 at 5:00 pm • 

A Journey To Embrace Change

by Dawgelene “Dr. Dawj” Sangster  My 3rd book on empowerment for women, “Behold You 2- Embrace Change,” launches today. This book focuses on women being empowered after painful circumstances in life to include sexual abuse, domestic violence and being homeless. The book was written because so many women deal with painful situations and suffer in... Read more »
By Six Brown Chicks,
February 3, 2012 at 11:56 am • 

Do You Have a Bungee Marriage?

Do You Have a Bungee Marriage?
by Dawgelene “Dr Dawj” Sangster A Bungee jumper is considered a person that seeks “Thrills” and likes to jump from high places. As they approach the ground; their cord will usually snap them back up for a thrill ride back to the top. This happens until the energy in the cord has been exhausted and... Read more »
By Six Brown Chicks,
November 11, 2011 at 2:05 pm • 
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Dr. Dawj's Scary Halloween -- So Scary, She Hasn't Celebrated Since!

Dr. Dawj's Scary Halloween -- So Scary, She Hasn't Celebrated Since!
By Dawgelene “Dr. Dawj” Sangster As a child, my family celebrated Halloween each year.  I looked forward to dressing up and trick-or-treating at school and in the neighborhoods. We put up decorations, purchased candy to give to kids, and just had so much fun. One year, there was a rumor about someone putting razor blades... Read more »
By Six Brown Chicks,
October 28, 2011 at 6:23 pm • 

Swish Dreams Launches Girls Camp

By Dawgelene “Dr. Dawj” Sangster Those that are familiar with Swish Dreams know that they have always had their sports clinics geared towards boys.  This year, Joshua Mercer decided to do something different. He wanted to reach out to girls and make an impact in their lives through sports and empowerment. On October 1, I... Read more »
By Six Brown Chicks,
October 7, 2011 at 9:59 am • 

Urbanathlon “Me” Challenge -- My Journey to Becoming a HOT Brown Chick!

by Dr. Dawgelene Sangster A year ago, I reached my breaking point with being overweight. I was wearing a size 20 and the clothes seemed like they were getting bigger. For some people that size may be fine, but for someone like me who was as small as a size 4 when I was 19,... Read more »
By Six Brown Chicks,
September 16, 2011 at 12:22 pm • 
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