A Blog by Adrienne Wallace

I have an educational background with a top American engineering school and an Ivy League University. Society does not expect to see someone that looks like me on the campuses much less in those classrooms. Nevertheless, I did that. Several years ago, I had a White co-worker tell me that my voice on the phone and my knowledge base made him assume that I was much older and also White; so, he was shocked when he met me. He was also quite dumb because … I mean, use LinkedIn! I told him never assume anything about someone’s race based on the sound of their voice. I was already clued into the assumptions and bias that people have and offended that intelligence and articulation are deemed ” White” traits. The fact of the matter is that there is no gender or color for intelligence. However, if you ask Apple or Amazon – you’ll find that “Siri” and “Alexa” voices are predominate in their AI. I’ll leave it at that and expect the Tech world to act on what they already seem to know. I have

Anything of trauma left unresolved and not addressed will produce mental, emotional, physical disease in a person, the work, the family, the society at large. Wounds that are not attended to delay us each from allowing and taking hold of the path to our best selves and our divinity. We are in a state of urgency now. If you find someone who offers you the path, take their hand and honor their love and instruction so you may heal the wounds you have which hurt so much...

The Queen of all technological culture is a movement called mobile. It will cite your location, send you images , video and sound and connect you to others interacting in any given environment according to your parameters. An overview of what " mobile" is and what it means now and in the future to computing, communication and the world is here for your istening pleasure. This Podcast explains what it is and where we can expect it to go next. I hope it is insightful and crteates intrigue. - Adrienne A. Wallace

You Were Born Alive, Hope Lives in You.... The World Is Missing What You are Ready To Give Where are you? SISTERS - Where ARE YOU? Today I Rise from Blaze of Grace on Vimeo . Where are you? Little girl with broken wings but full of hope…. Where are you? Wise women covered in wounds…… Where are you? Today is the day I will not sit still and give in anymore Today I rise I am bruised but I will get up and walk again> Today I rise I don’t care if you ignore my beauty Today I rise Through the alchemy of my darkest nights I heal and thrive Today I rise I move through the world with confidence and grace I open my eyes and I am ready to face My wholeness as a woman and my limitless capacities I will walk my path with audacit y Today I rise I reconnect with the many aspects of myself I am in awe of the reality I can create I am a healer I am a queen A wise women – A wild woman I will rise and beam I am a rebel I will wake up and fight I a

My first InTheLifeRoom Podcast in 2016 . I hope it blesses you.      That 10-second wait to hear this podcast is part of this lesson. There is anxiety when we have to stand in our current state and wait. Stay in your moment of quiet with confidence. What starts for you starts in the right time for you. You tend to lack nothing as much as you lack contentment in/with the current moment. Striving has its place. Don't strive for what other people have. You have a place to be that is ordained for you and only you. That grass you see on the other side of the fence is plastic. It really isn't where you want to be. You'll get there through grace. Confidence in getting there by being healthy and whole and happy in your present day while taking care to execute in a way that assures a good today is the new human imperative. Planning has its place. Don't get caught up in the game. The distance between planning and regretting is being. Know and execute your pl

We Know The Way.      At the end of the day, I believe in the decency of the American people. I would have left the United States a long time ago if I did not believe in the decency of our people. I believe in my family, friends, and colleagues.  I don't watch the debates. Many of  them do. I believe in our capacity to do a better thing for our children. I do my research. Those who have a real career in politics: I look up their in-office work and contributions, where their funding comes from, what they have supported in their home states and D.C. I do the same for those just seeking nomination and look at their attributes and contributions in their industry and businesses. I hear and get plenty of feedback from my circle and definitive information from researching. I don't ingest poison or let vice penetrate my life. It means I am not one to stand at the water cooler with gossip and sensationalism or post memes on social media as a means of citing my &q