hi everyone! I have been on Quora for awhile. However, I had never explored further than reviewing and responding to questions. I just created two new spaces under my profile. One space is for the book #ConstructionTales and the other space is for the #VerballyDisastrous podcast. I have just opened myself up for questions. If I get involved in a good topic of conversation, I shall share it with you all as well. I shall see how it goes. Here is the Quora profile: Leslie Jasper - Quora If you follow me on Quora, I shall do the same. I shall speak with you all soon. As always, thank you for stopping by. Cheers! Leslie M. Jasper -Author & Host of the #VerballyDisastrous podcast on Spotify (coming soon) #Quora #profile #StrongWomen #help #Strong #Women #Independent #power #StandInYourPower #questions #answers #topics #home #improvement #YouCanDoIt #suggestions #QandA #authors #blog #space #lens #viewpoint #discussion #listen #speak #beheard #Scholastic #nonfiction #bookstagram

  Photo Credit: Clipart Library hello everyone! Calling all female & male authors who are against domestic violence to encourage victims to stand up and step out of an abusive relationship! In my younger years, I was a fiercely independent woman. This came on full force once I became a widow. You could have never told me anything different. I was raised by my father, despite his controlling nature, to "stand on my own two feet". I learned that there is great power in the ability of my mind and my own two hands. I never believed in dating a man for his money or asking for help. I used to actually have male coworkers ask me why I wasn't a "kept" woman. My response was often along the lines of, "because I am capable of taking care of myself". I absolutely love the freedom of choice that comes from making my own life. As I have gotten older, I have started to believe that sometimes it takes a village to look after each other. What one can do

  hi everyone! I have been actively working on trying to share content from my original blogs on Blogger. In the process, I have realized that I have not shared my collection of YouTube recordings of small video snippets of my two interviews with House & Kyle on Second Shift Radio on Tune In . I apologize in advance for not having proper video recording equipment. I opted to briefly vlog the interviews. I am working on having decent equipment for future vlogging of my podcast content. I have two YouTube channels. One is Leslie Jasper and the other is Verbally Disastrous . I will be trying to share content from each channel since I cannot find a few original video files. Here two video clips from my 1st interview, on July 7, 2019, for my book #ConstructionTales with hosts House & Kyle: https://youtu.be/v4-sg9w0Zhw https://youtu.be/MkSThC32UI0 Video Credits: Leslie M. Jasper, Second Shift Radio I had never laughed so hard in my life than when discussing these random topics with

  hello everyone! I have been actively working on trying to share content from my original blogs on Blogger. In the process, I have realized that I have not shared my collection of YouTube recordings of small video snippets of my two interviews with House & Kyle on Second Shift Radio on Tune In . I apologize in advance for not having proper video recording equipment. I opted to briefly vlog the interviews. I am working on having decent equipment for future vlogging of my podcast content. I have two YouTube channels. One is Leslie Jasper and the other is Verbally Disastrous . I will be trying to share content from each channel since I cannot find a few original video files. Here two video clips from the October 21, 2019 interview of my book #ConstructionTales with hosts House & Kyle: https://youtu.be/t1-UADizNto https://youtu.be/EXzHKmqH2lU Video Credits: Leslie M. Jasper, Second Shift Radio I had never laughed so hard in my life than when discussing these random topic

  Photo Credit: Tedx Talks , Marilyn York, attorney Hello everyone! I stumbled upon another interesting Tedx Talk YouTube video that I decided to review. The YouTube video is entitled, " What Representing Men in Divorce Taught Me About Fatherhood ". The Tedx Talks was given by attorney Marilyn York from Reno, Nevada. Marilyn works within her family law practice as a Men's Rights Family Law firm. Marilyn's law firm has worked with over 2,000 men, including over 650 fathers, since 2001. The law firm also employs another nine female lawyers that exclusively fight for men's rights in family court. The law firm has two main reasons for only representing men. Firstly, men are considered absolutely crucial during the process of bringing up children. Additionally, men are considered the disadvantaged parents both in family court and amongst society. The law firm bases their reasoning on statistics with more than 17 million American children who are growing up w

 hi everyone! I stumbled upon a  TEDx Talk  speaking event where a woman, by the name of Cassie Jaye of  Jaye Bird Productions , was discussing her initial attempt to explore and expose the  Men’s Rights Movement  back in 2013. Cassie was doing leg work via exploring and documenting on the subject of men’s rights. Prior to Cassie’s choice to work on this project, it is rather fair to call her an active, staunch feminist. Cassie was involved in a number of  Feminist Movement  related documentaries. The initial objective to dig up as much dirt on the misogynists as possible! Cassie saw the documenting of the  Men’s Rights Movement , as it was never yet attempted, as a ground breaking project. However, as she started filming and transcribing over 100 hours of video footage, she started to hear stories and the plight of different men that she had encountered. She started realizing that women were not the only group with major issues that were in need of a solution. She started thinking abo

hello everyone! I plan on having an upcoming #VerballyDisastrous podcast topic on the pros & cons of a woman choosing to not have children. I know a few ladies who have chosen to not have children. I plan to have a fellow trade sister Vanessa on the podcast to discuss the topic. I am looking forward to speaking with her on the subject as a woman who had chosen to not have children. I found a few articles (sources below) that help us to get a better sense of what the current trends are today for women either having children or choosing not to have children. According to 2016 Pew Research analysis of the U.S. Census data (article was published on January 18, 2018), there is an increase of women having children within the past ten years. According to the study, "some 86% of women ages 40 to 44 are mothers, compared with 80% in 2006". It appears that there is an increase compared to women of the 1990s along with the slight increase in the number of children per mother