The DAHOME brand stands as a vital platform for bringing people together. At its core, it fosters collaboration, blending diverse perspectives into a unified effort. Achieving this harmony isn’t always easy, but it’s essential. The DAHOME mission centers on keeping the masses engaged and fostering understanding, even amid differing opinions. A cornerstone of this philosophy is teaching our youth the value of creativity as a tool for problem-solving.
Sometimes, we find ourselves "overstimulated" by challenges, and optimism can slip away in the face of adversity. However, by embracing creativity and optimism, we can cultivate healthier mindsets. Creativity helps us think outside the box, innovate, and tackle seemingly insurmountable challenges—whether it’s addressing climate change, reshaping social systems, or advancing technology. Optimism fuels perseverance, providing the hope and motivation needed to push forward. In regards of Strengthening Education for the Future EvenRights asked DAHOME: How can we improve school curriculums to include more life-awareness skills and strategies? "One solution lies in integrating mental health education and critical problem-solving subjects to enhance learning and foster resilience".
As the saying goes, “Change the way you think, and you change your circumstances.” Many of us look at the success of celebrities or athletes and believe we deserve the same rewards without recognizing the trials and tribulations behind their achievements. Bill Duffy of BDA Sports once said, “We all have our own cross to carry.” DAHOME embraces the idea that overcoming obstacles as a company—or as individuals—requires a mindset shift that turns challenges into opportunities.
Equality and Shared Humanity is a core value at EvenRights, we believe creativity and optimism are universal traits that connect us as human beings. Recognizing this helps us view ourselves as more alike than different. It’s vital to instill in our youth the belief that they can achieve their goals, even when they don’t yet see their own potential.
What are DAHOME’s thoughts on equality across ethnicity, finances, disability, or gender?
“The belief that all hummans can be characterized as equal stems from the idea that, despite our differences, we hsare fundamental triats that make us all alike. Creativity and optimism are two such traits that transcend individual boundaries and connect us on a deeper level”
Is there a true solution to overcoming creative blocks,
many people hit creative walls and struggle to stay inspired. DAHOME suggests, “Creative blocks are normal. Embrace the process, take breaks, and restructure your approach. Allow creativity to flow naturally by giving yourself the space to recharge.”
DAHOME, is equality something your brand pushwes throught your enity? Absolutly!
Dec/24/2024 DAHOME plans to extend his brand with releasing new music.
In building better as entrepreneurs, self-reflection and data are key to growth. Data allows entities to track accomplishments and identify areas for improvement. For DAHOME, a structured approach—such as developing a comprehensive business plan and brand strategy—could have alleviated the frustration of tackling too much at once. An organized team and plan are essential for success.
Where would a the teaching of equality and optimism stem from. A wise saying reminds us: “It starts at home.” Morals, principles, and teachings begin with the older generation, and it is their responsibility to instill values in the youth. For adults, DAHOME encourages leading by example and embracing innovative approaches to foster equality.
Do educational tutorials for police officers on equality, creativity, and optimism improve decision-making in the field?
“While not the sole factor, these elements can positively influence decision-making by fostering empathy and balanced judgment.”
Youth, Tobacco, and Choices
The younger generation faces the allure of flavored tobacco and vape products, which can create a false sense of safety. The decision to smoke is influenced by a combination of personal choices and external factors, making it more complex than pure willpower.
A Call to Think Beyond the Surface
This publication is a call to action: to think deeper, past the surface. Creativity and optimism are traits we all share, and with the right mindset shift, the impossible can become achievable. Let this message inspire curiosity and motivate us to envision a brighter future.
Embrace the power of choice and optimism in a world filled with distractions and negativity. Stand firm against temptations and negative influences. Those who forge their own path to success stand out from the crowd of followers. Ignore the naysayers who label you as insane, crazy, or stupid for believing in yourself - they are the ones who shine the brightest. 20k The Producer, share with us your insights on the significance of creativity and optimism for our generation.
"I think creativity and optimism are important to keep yourself motivated. There are many occasions and setbacks that will make us want to give up on ourselves. Keeping that optimism and inspiration is what you need to fuel your confidence."
Self-motivation is always the best motivation. Often it's not the easiest thing to do, but the ones who do drive their own plan to success. You can get told no a million times, but sometimes it only takes one yes for everything to change in your life. Understanding systems and numbers is important when you're constantly getting opportunities to make a sale or even reaching out to a contact you're looking to make a connection with. The delivery matters, but most importantly, it's about not giving up after you're told you can't do something.
20k Bro! How have you managed to navigate a challenging situation as an individual by leveraging creativity and optimism?
"Myself and who I am. I taught myself to love myself. I don’t need approval from others, so I really fuel myself to get out of ruts."
Morals and commitment are essential in avoiding the regrets of past mistakes. As we age, we gain wisdom and realize the impact of our life choices. When we prioritize morals, our past errors become significant. It is crucial to stand for something that you won't regret in the future. Find a stable career path and build upon it. EvenRights strongly supports individuals who can use their employment as a stepping stone towards their responsibilities, dreams, or personal goals.
Bro, what are your beliefs on how we can all be characterized as equals, given that as humans, we all have the traits of being creative and optimistic?
"God loves all!"
What level of difficulty do you face in maintaining creativity, and what advice would you offer to someone else struggling with this challenge?
I would say travel. Experience new walks of life. Adventure. That’s what I do.
Will your brand be promoting equality following this blog/interview?
Of course, we don’t discriminate.
Who makes up the partners and team members of your brand, and what is required to manage your operation successfully?
The Bankers Records - Moxiii Double Dee, Priority Beats, Tax Season, Borski, Malcolm Flex. It takes all of us. We work together. We pick up where others fall. Lost City Tribe.
Believing in ourselves is crucial for achieving success. A wise quote from comedian Lewis Belt on the EvenRights platform reminds us: "People will doubt you until they see you succeed." We contribute to the negative narrative that causes entrepreneurs to doubt themselves. However, we have the power to ignore the fears projected onto us by others. It is counterproductive to entertain negative influences when our life's path is clear. This can be challenging, especially in poverty-stricken environments. Our background shapes our character, mindset, beliefs, and values. If you could change three things in the past to improve your brand building process, what would they be?
Believe in myself, Realize the power of unity in one location and doing things you speak.
An excellent read is the book "Power of Your Subconscious Mind." It touches on a similar concept to what 20k discusses about aligning your actions with your words.
Devoting time to address an audience consisting mainly of adults. How can we educate the adult audience to set an example of equality for the younger generation?
Be there for your kids and teach the future of the world.
EvenRights strongly advocates for the younger generation to acquire knowledge about the tools available in new technology to develop the necessary resources for building generational wealth.
Develop innovative healthcare and mental wellness solutions. There is often disapproval when children possess items like iPads, computers, or video games. Looking ahead to 2025, it is evident that significant revenue streams have been generated by children under 18, some as young as 12 or 13 years old.
Provided that children have a structured routine and set schedules enabling them to unwind mentally, a harmonious equilibrium will persist.
Do you believe in the right to bear arms and how important do you think it is to be able to do so in this day and age?
Yes, criminals will have guns regardless of the law, so why take protection from law-abiding citizens?
Can educational tutorials for police officers about equality, creativity, and optimism potentially enhance decision-making for officers required to make decisions while on duty?
Yes
Commercials often depict the tobacco industry in a negative light. Do you believe individuals have the freedom to choose whether to smoke tobacco, or are there significant factors that push them towards addiction beyond their control?
Initially yes, but the drug will take over your better decision making.
What can be done to enhance schools' curriculum by incorporating additional life awareness skills and strategies?
"Teach more economics and financial literacy in schools."
That said, Tomorrow's Round Table provides a welcoming environment for the afterschool program in Hunter's Point, San Francisco, offering children the chance to develop a business with the backing of several supporting corporations. The participants in the program developed a successful Financial Literacy app. There is a need for more initiatives like this!
We asked Felicia King, better known as 1stLady Felicia K., “How do you think The Sterile Process Survivors Scholarship, which gives back to survivors of human trafficking, sexual assault, and domestic violence, will impact them?”
“I feel it gives a person a sense of purpose. I have firsthand experience with several people who have endured violent situations. When you’re constantly made to feel belittled, you start to feel worthless. The Sterile Process Survivors Scholarship can help establish worth. For a survivor, entering into an opportunity like this will allow them to stand a little taller and feel proud.”
EvenRights is focused on eliminating negative stereotypes and promoting creativity, optimism, and equality. How do you feel promoting creativity and optimism is important for our younger generation?
”I feel it’s very important because there’s are so many diffeeent genres now a days , his/hers , and you wanna target everybody and give everyone a chance to speak. We gotta have that, so we can give everyone a voice. We are in a dangerous time, people are trying to take a women’s rights and what they do with their body’s and things of that nature”.
For over 15 years now, EvenRights has aimed to gather people for interviews and publications who may not otherwise have a platform but have valuable perspectives to share with the community. What do you look for when selecting guests for your show? “I wanna give voices to the people who don’t necessarily have a large voice . I want that hard worker, regardless of the race of the genders. I want somebody who has a story to tell. The gems in the background, for the ones who people may not know” .
What is a format in which we can help women of color? “Sharing space your space is sharing your knowledge. Everyone brings something to the table.”
What steps do you take to adapt to challenges or changes during a project?
“You have to find your people. Everyone wants to be commercial, and that’s fine, but I tailor what I do while staying true to myself. That’s my ‘lottery ticket.’ I’ve had people try to conform or change me, but the challenge is staying authentic. The biggest hurdle is executing your goal while still being you. We all have an audience, and there’s a big demand for what you uniquely offer. I want to speak like I’m talking to a friend at the kitchen table—that’s something that can’t be replaced."
In times like these, it’s important for our community to embrace authenticity. Mental health is at an all-time high, and we need to be creative with genuine intentions, pushing ourselves to be great. Our nation is in pain, and it’s not just about who we elect for president—it’s about self-awareness and recognizing our individual values in life. What are some of your personal values, Felicia?
Being authentic and relatable . I don’t feel like I should have to choose my guest based of what someone else feels.
Things get crazy—temptations and distractions pop up when you’re locked in and focused. It’s about accepting challenges as they come, not dwelling on the problem but focusing on the solution. How do you feel about exploiting the negative in stories versus highlighting the positive? We all know there’s adversity, but shouldn’t the focus be on the solutions and overcoming those trials?
"I make sure my team—Director: Marcus Jackson Sr., Producer: Marlicia Coleman, and Production Assistants: Imani and Laura Noellen Rick Stewart Graphics and Travis Stewart Tri cast Operator—and I research the subjects thoroughly. I don’t want guests to dwell in the darkness. I choose not to talk about ‘the tea.’ Be intentional about finding the light in every dark story.”
How can we strengthen school curriculums with more life skills and strategies?
“There should be financial literacy and credit classes for students as early as the 4th grade. We need to start teaching them young. We need to educate them on equity. There are so many young millionaires who lose their wealth simply because they don’t know how to manage it. It’s about survival and creating generational wealth.”
Would you support the bill to eliminate private prisons?
“Oh no I don’t support private prisons at all”.
We often see our mistakes in hindsight, and we tend to use them as teaching moments for the next generation. If you could have done three things differently, earlier, or better while building your brand, what would they be?
“I would have started earlier, but I had a family first. I went to college for what I do, but I circled back. I would have started earlier to empower other young girls of color, to inspire them in the media world. I would have stayed in L.A. a little longer. I feel like my brand would have been more useful in Sacramento, but maybe I wasn’t as mentally prepared as I thought.”
As you enter your second year of hosting your TV show, 1st Lady K’s Point of View, sometimes people can’t spark that creative interest they don’t realize they have. How hard is it for you to stay creative, and what would you say to someone experiencing the same struggle? “It’s not hard for me because I know times change, and I’m constantly focused on reinventing myself. The balance is in being creative in a way that others can relate to. One thing that helps me is not focusing on the 10 people who don’t like it, but on the 30 who do.”
Do you think educational tutorials on equality, creativity, and optimism could help police officers make better decisions?
“Yes, I do, and I believe it starts at the top. Everyone should be part of that. Police should lead by example. Too often, you see police escalate situations instead of helping to de-escalate.”
The tobacco industry is often criticized in commercials, but do people truly have a choice when it comes to smoking, or are external factors pushing them toward addiction? “I think it’s less about the advertising and more about the cost. Back in the day, cigarette packs were $3, and now they’re closer to $15. It’s about accountability. One of the main reasons I quit smoking was that I hated the smell. If they dropped the price back down to $3, we’d definitely see a spike in sales.”
Felicia King's passion for empowering others and her commitment to creating meaningful change shines through in every aspect of her work. With a focus on authenticity and giving a platform to those who might not otherwise be heard, she continues to inspire and uplift communities. As we look ahead, her unwavering dedication to positive impact will no doubt leave a lasting legacy.
