Jamaica Date Doctor Channel on Blogtalkradio.com

I said it and now instead of making you have to read it you can listen it and you can watch it on my online Television Station coming soon. We are doing some trial radio podcast and shows on Blogtalkradio.com, We will also be streaming some live online shows during prime time on blogtalkradio.com. I will let you know when you can tune in and how you can access our online television station. We will be featuring topics such as narcissism, abuse, extramarital affairs, dating, break ups. We will be having health topics and empowerment streaming. We are thinking about giving you some previews on Youtube of what our television station will be about. You can also join us on our Facebook page for updates.

My Podcast has Ten ACCENTS... Ten Reasons you are still single... 1. You are more that a sex object. Don't give up the jewel too quickly, Its your only bargaining power. Lose it too soon, you have nothing left to bargain with, nothing to bargain equals lost of interest. Men might not say it but they rarely give credit to women who do not hold on to their trophies. 2. You cannot lose what you never had. You probably knew he was a user from the get go. Men who usually do not mean us well often show it from the onset. 3. Don't date men who will make certain type of women your competition! You hate cat fights, do not date men who date drama queens and ratchets.

4. Don't go chasing Waterfalls, Change your "type" you may find true love! Too many time we are obsess with me who will never be interested in us while the guy who loves is standing right before us but we are too busy chasing waterfalls. 5. I do not wish to overthrow men or rule them, We do not promote sexism i only wish to empower women. 6. Great personality will not land you a ring, Men like other greats such as great sex, great body, great teeth etc You have to value yourself before you can encourage someone to value you. You need to love yourself before you can love someone else. 7. Know what you want and refuse to settle for mediocrity. I did not say less because sometimes less is good enough. Do not throw your values on the ground, be firm and draw a line sometime. Real women have boundaries and Real men do not mind Boundaries 8. When you are dating have fun. Don't be quick to commit. You are not marrying just checking out your options. 9. My heart was broken too, My heart was flung under a bus and my love life shredded but heartbreaks is as much a part of the process as happiness is. It makes me appreciate who i have now so much. 10. It is OK to be single sometime!

Why is Jamaica the beggar Isle of the indies

Jamaica may not sit on an abundance of resources such as gold, ivory, or oil but it is a country that has people of talent and young people with great minds looking for an opportunity to make their mark on the world. What is the problem with a Jamaica? The US dollar slides to a hundred dollars jamaican to one united states dollars on friday. People are concerned about the way the dollar has been sliding and are of the opinion that the politicians cannot control the currecny rate and are pushing the country further in debt. Who is responsible for what is happening to our country, we blame politicians because it is so easy yet none of us ever stop to look and see what we have done to keep Jamaica’s economic growth in stagantion. Everywhere ou go in Jamaica, you hear the sentiments that politicians are not doing nothing for us. They are not providing jobs. They are not opening the way for young people. We are still a people shackled by slavery. We teach our children to follow the path of beggars,begging for jobs than to become leaders and innovators so that our country can rise from the decrepit it is in. We are responsible for this paucity that we are in because we have supported a system for far too long that has become expired and obsolete. The mindset that most Jamaicans have is responsible for the economical drought that they are facing as a people. The people who blame politicians yet fight, quarrel and murder each other to put the same politicians back in power every four years. We have not grasp the true meaning of the choices that we have made, conclusively our elders who are often too illiterate, narrow sighted and uninformed to the concepts of living in modernity. Truth is my generation will arrange that our parents and fore parents are responsible for keeping Jamaica in the 50’s. They are the ones who have also i imbibe our children with the nonsense of subscribing to system that has not worked to lift them out of poverty then and will not help us even more so now that our country is worst off. Our adults have destroyed our country and leaving it in shambles. Our politicians need to retire and let some fresh new bloods take the reins. I once read a piece from the Belmoun Ibolele Ayibobo community on the backwardness of Africa and i believe the viewpoints presented on the page is reflective of our Jamaican society with our deep pan African ethos and platitudes. ” But by and large, too many black Africans are too willing to wallow in the blame game, to point accusing fingers at everyone but themselves. They are people who seem totally unaware that as grown human beings they (and other Africans like them) are to a large extent responsible for the choices they make, and how such choices impact their lives. They are utterly unwilling to accept facts that may contradict their world view, which is the dangerous and false idea that we are backward because other people are making us so; that these other people “will never give us a break and allow us to develop our societies so that we too can live in better material conditions…” This indeed true of Jamaica, we are a country of whiners, beggars and bad mind. We blame slavery, we blame white supremacy, we blame politicians, we blame the people that live uptown, we point fingers at everybody but ourselves. When we socialise our children to ingrate themselves on wealthier folks instead of inculcating our young ones to strive for excellence in their brief existence. We encourage modern slavery by stunting our children who have innovative minds and entrepreneurial spirits and instead we insist that they go and beg for a job that will keep them shackled to this financial status for the rest of their lives. We have impelled our intellectual class to migrate than to be here to keep a bridle on the upper class and the corrupted politicians by raising questions and pointing inadequacies, enlightening the poor masses and guiding the wealthy in creating avenues to minimise indigence among the needy populace. I have heard many Jamaicans abroad telling me how well someone like me would do abroad. I think if we all leave then what will happen to Jamaica. I will stay and fight. Our Jamaicans living abroad would sooner spend thousands of dollars to take every last immediate family into American than ever invest in this country. Many vowed that they will never come back here due to the crime situation and the parasitic nature of most Jamaicans. But i beg them to answer that since Jamaica is such a terrible place, why do so many other nationalities come here and are successful doing business here. Everybody makes money in Jamaican except Jamaican. What do you think is wrong with that Picture? “but never ever do anything that may in the long run put an end to that exploitation, even after years and years of the same complaint. Africans never lay out any strategies to defend themselves against the said exploitation; never devise ways to protect themselves against the exploitation they complain about. Even when they sit in so called meetings to do something, such gatherings tend to be chaotic shout fests that produce contradicting positions on any number of issues. And when the meetings are over and everyone has gone back to their home, they forget all about the resolutions and simply let the paperwork gather dust on shelves. The easiest course of action is to whine and whine and do little else “The whiners may even be well-read and informed, and may very well be aware that Africa is not the only place that ever was colo­nised or exploited and enslaved by the bazungu, but that such so­cieties – China and India quickly spring to mind – are well on the way to economic and military su­perpower status while Africa is as backward if not, in certain cases, even more backward than when the colonialists left over half a century ago. The whiners seem devoid of any self-awareness, and, yes, even the educated ones seem unconcerned about how child-like they sound when they go on and on about how every­one is “picking on us,” “exploiting us,” “not giving us a break,” and so on it goes. The whiners seem unaware that with all their com­plaining and lack of sustained ac­tivity to change things, they only serve to perpetrate the stereotype that Africans are helpless dupes everyone will take advantage of, safe in the knowledge that the worst the African will do is com­plain and grumble. “ What do most young people want to do today? They want to become scammers or go to fahrin. Someone once told me that he is amazed at how Jamaicans will take humiliating jobs in the United States and Canada yet refuse to do those work in Jamaica. Many people will work on a farm in Canada but never in Jamaica because they money is not right. No one begs to think that a concerted effort would yield higher grade crops, lead to greater profits and higher incomes. Everybody wants everything ready and done… We need to get up off our asses and work to overthrow the corruption and exploitation that our ancestors have yielded to for years. Truth is most of us are scared to open our mouths because we know that if we challenge the powers that may be then we might forfeit our lives. It is easier to keep quiet. Everyone life has a price these days and hunger will cause most Young men to cast morality and their sense of humanity away.What can we do? Fight like our forefathers before our grandfathers did.Committed to the abolition of slavery even if it means that we will die, it certainly ensured that our children would be better off. Imagine if our ancestors had accepted our slave status then we would still be in slavery today…Think on these things…

How Would a Gay Tolerance Ad Help Jamaica's Society?

Many websites that promotes Tolerance of race, creed or lifestyle assert that in order for any society to move forward there must be a initiative played out geared at encouraging social and emotional care among our children. An ad about homosexuality would sensitise children about Gay Rights thus paving the way for a more permissive and tolerant society. How can society's that were once largely racist, having someone insist and making it constitutionally wrong for an individual to be born of a particular shade and thus be relegated to a substandard life based on his complexion. Some might argue that homosexuals have little control over how they feel and are essentially born-ed with the wrong reproductive organs. Which means that a society or christian societies that once encourage racism and later embraced racial equality should be moved to eradicate sexual intolerance among its people. In a society where machismo prevails, men rarely show emotion and men who do are speedily labelled as effeminate or gay. It is this prevailing notion that has bread into a hallmark, deleterious value system which is responsible for the grave and violent responses men have towards Gays. Men are often encourage to closet their emotion and sexuality within itself is a callous, unfeeling activity that involves dominance and submission. Men abhor the idea of such proclivities with another man. The Jamaican societal value system has ingrained homophobic tendencies and mortiferous responses to homosexuality and the society has done nothing with its education system or through the media to alleviate this. It is true that most Jamaicans are set in their ways. In reality a Jamaican will only change if told a certain lifestyle endangers him or shortens his life and in truth he might very well relapse due to lack of discipline and sheer insouciance. A televised advertisement might not be the answer but the world is changing and the generation 25 and younger are very tolerant of homosexuals due to the influence of social media and cable TV. Some are being aggressive about the transition but as a post colonial and slavery society we know that the change will come but not in our lifetime and for many not entirely so. Blacks are working in the banks now and not everyone think Rastafarians are criminals. We as a society has come a far way and we still have miles to go and hurdles to cross.

Why It is Harder to Make Money Online Today Than It Was a Few Years Ago

I was feeling the need to leave TRIOND because I was not getting enough money for my views and seeing too many crappy articles making it to number one spot on the web front page. I remembered how easy it was to make money online in the past. I joined Triond five years ago, then it was easier to make money on line writing and selling books on EBay. It was easier for web programmers and web designers to make a honest living on line. Many web content providers could make a money blogging for website. It is not that malleable anymore, There are a host of people on line, who are trying to become six figure bloggers, trying to reclaim what the Internet had been ten years ago. I have matured from being an emotional blogger into a powerful Internet marketeer and on line money making consultant. I tell people that i am not just some big shot or con man using rhetoric to coerce gullible Internet dream seekers into buying into some get rich idea using their credit card. I am not interested in that. Moreover i would love to have a free consultation with my clients before i charge them a dime, if i discover for whatever reason that Internet business may not be the way forward for them i will tell them. I will not encourage anyone to sign up with our affiliate sites (which are all free) instead of selling them an idea of wealth that does not exist. The truth is if you wait any longer to start seriously putting effort into your on line business and hiring a realistic consultant to guide you then you may never achieve Internet success. I can never understand how a person who if they were to start a business in the physical world would have to rent an office space, hire workers, buy office supplies and furniture. Yet people expect to make money on line for free. Most bloggers on Triond know that with free sites, you work twice or ten times as hard to make any real money. If you are not prepared to spend a little money at least a 1/4 of what you would spend in the physical world then you wont make it on line, pack up your bags and go back to your nine to five Job. The archives of successful on line entrepreneurs will tell you that there are not fast and quick ways to make money on line legitimately.

How to Improve Your New Television Station with a Website in Jamaica

It is never easy for any business to embark on establishing and improving its web presence. Many rural Television stations in Jamaica are yet to fully comprehend the vast potential of having a website and how it can maximise their business...Web marketeers and online business development specialists often find it difficult to convince a business that is doing well in reality to go online. What happened to Kodak and Sharp can happen to any company that fails to move with the times or become too complacent to consider using modern techniques. If you do not change with the times then your business will not grow past your generation. In the next few years, i am thinking most businesses will have to develop some kind of application to publicize their services and products. I believe for the most part that apps will take over their world and websites will become secondary. It is a killer instinct world, survival of the fittest.... Look at this proposal... Here is an example of one i wrote to a station owner... Good afternoon, Ms Procrastinator, I spoke to you sometimes ago about embarking on a web presence initiative for your business... These are some of the brainstorm ideas i came up with that are unique to your platform. There is no doubt in my mind that The Fool Channel Jamaica has great potential, more so being the first of its kind in western Jamaica. I do believe that a website would maximise the audience pool of the television channel hence creating greater profits through appeal to advertisers. Advertising would be harness twofold through pay per clicks on the websites, banners and text ads. The other medium would be through advertisement placed directly on the station geared at selling books, academical paraphernalia, advertising for classes and private tutorial institutions, boot camps and other learning portals. Live streaming through videos on the website and Youtube can also be a great source of income from advertising revenue. This would give children an indept advantage using various cartoons, illustrations and online reference`s to engage students in learning video learning sessions A blog that is updated daily with information that will be vital to the nurturing of childrens minds, encouraging higher return rates and keep viewers stimulated. A forum where children can become members and share information and concerns about studying techniques, Lessons and upcoming exams. The Forum will be a great source of traffic to the website and one would have evidentiary value of the traffic potential of the site to show potential advertisers. A webinar where children can log in virtually to get one on one tuoring with experienced and qualified teachers from the comfort and convenience of thier home. All they would need is an internet connection. I wrote this review as a precursor to a proposal to how my team and i could transcend the profit potential of the television channel and proffer an on line alternative that will buttress revenues and maximise the business potential of TheFool Channel Jamaica. First advise would be to create a Facebook and Twitter page free of cost for The Lesson Channel Jamaica. Regards Crystal Evans Social Media Marketing Executive Carreau Professional Services Keywebstores.com Focusadnetwork.com Crystal_evans@keywebstores.com crystal_evans@focusadnetwork.com Telephone: 8767789755 8768831178 702-516-7701"