MY LOVE STORY JayJay Braggs

Bio:  Meet JayJay Braggs :

JayJay  is Chicago born but Las Vegas raised. For as long as JayJay can remember, she's loved helping others plan and execute their events and projects. When she realized she was spending all of her free time organizing, planning, and managing events and various projects she figured it was time to get serious about her passion and serve on a larger scale.

With some formal education from the University of Nevada Las Vegas, she left the structure of a university to gain experience firsthand as a Wedding Planner. Fast forward 3 years to January 2019, she took my passion for planning to the next level by offering event planning and launch management services to small business owners and entrepreneurs. JayJay loves connecting with others and encouraging and supporting them on their journey to living a more purposeful and intentional life. 

Rich Relationships With Gil & Renee Beavers Launches Newest Course, Rich Relationships Refuge {Montgomery, AL} - Rich Relationships With Gil & Renee Beavers is announcing the launch of its newest course, Rich Relationships Refuge. The full details of the 10-week program, along with the registration page, is at richrelationshipsus.com. Relationship Facilitator and Identity Coach Renee M. Beavers says the course is designed to equip both singles and couples with relationship readiness. 

“They need to understand there’s work that has to be done,” she says, “and also understand they have a clear path regarding what that work is.” The first module of Rich Relationship Refuge is Identity Rehab, which is designed for singles to get to know themselves and married couples to learn what they have in common. Identity Rehab encompasses 18 lessons, surrounding topics including values, communication, love, fear, and trust. 

“If you don’t know who you are, you can’t fully give of yourself in a relationship, so we really want people to develop their own personality,” Beavers says. Next in Rich Relationships Refuge is The Oneness Code, which says the marriage relationship requires three to become one: God, the husband, and the wife. There are six lessons surrounding topics including prayer, and empathy. 

Beavers says The Oneness Code will be a live session in which the coaches will walk participants through the Beavers’ Oneness Code Workbook and center on the mechanics and tools couples need to navigate healthy relationships. Beavers says the couple, who’s been married for 32 years, launched their practice in large part because, as African-Americans, they realized most African-Americans either don’t