Interview with Free of Lez Mentality 2013
Thursday, April 4, 2013
Thursday, January 10, 2013
LS Lane featured in The Hype Magazine
The Hype Magazine Interview with LS Lane
Taking her hustle mentality coupled
with real life adversities and pain, LS uses her pen as her magic wand and the
mic as her sword. Lois “LS” Lane is a reflection of her on stage transformation
which occurs in a matter of seconds. Her Superman simply forms in the image of
a handheld microphone where the dynamic virtue can not be ignored. With an undeniable
sex appeal and beauty, this gifted lyricist, SINGER, songwriter, producer,
model, & host is more than just a pretty face.
By the
age of 13, LS (originally presented as Lady Shaun) was performing in high
school talent shows working the crowd and spitting rhymes. With her love of
music and the arts, LS continued to hone her skills and craft by writing,
performing in showcases throughout her native Louisville, Kentucky community
and joining a local band. As time passed and her focused shifted, LS was
determined to take her career to the next level. With her no nonsense attitude,
motivation and desire to be the next platinum selling artist, LS relocated to
Atlanta WITH A DREAM.
Never
one to stay constant, LS emerged with a new swag and persona (LS: The Last
Standin'). In a city like Atlanta, there is no shortage of talent so LS had to
make her mark and she has done so by being versatile. On the musical side, LS
tours the Southeastern Regional markets doing shows and expanding her
ever-growing fan base. In addition, she has opened for such noted artists as
Teyana Taylor and Chrisette Michelle, MYA, EightBall & MJG, 112, Field
Mob, Da Brat, Ying Yang Twins, Crystal Waters, and Trina to name a few. LS
continues to challenge herself as an artist and performer as a front vocalist
with Hip Hop/R&B cover band Culture Sol, and background vocalist for
corporate cover band, Atlanta Rhythm & Groove. She has added performances
on the Carnival Cruise lines on her resume as well as performances at the
Atlanta and Nashville Gay Pride Festivals for the last five (6) years.
LS Lane is an American entertainer, songwriter, singer, lyricist, and television host born and raised in Louisville, KY. She discovered her love for the stage and performance at age 4 after she was entered into a local beauty pageant and won the title. She has been constant and accomplished in her achieving her dreams in arts and entertainment. LS moved to Atlanta, GA in 2000 to pursue her goals even further and it has been quite a ride. I am the oldest of six sisters and I have a great responsibility in being a little big sister and showing my sisters how to persevere and how not to let other people belittle them or make them feel less than what they know they are worth. I discovered my gift of songwriting and performing live at the age of 12 and I have been going every since. I am in the groove and loving it all. I obviously love it for me to still be here pushing as hard as I know how. I have toured, I have promoted, I have fought, cried, bled, and given so much towards what I believe in, and that is a dream of ultimate success. Since discovering my love of performance and art I have accomplished much and learned so much more at the same time and I hold it close to me and protect it with my heart. My most recent achievement is winning Atlanta's Search for the Coldest MC competition (hosted by #CoorsLight, Ice Cube, and DJ Drama) where I was challenged by a guy from NY. From the regional win I was flown off to NYC for the finals to compete against 8 other guys from other US cities, and I was humbled and proud to be titled as the runner-up in the entire competition!! I hate competitions and battles because that is not what I feel my purpose is, but taking chances is what I am in to, and look at the outcome. This was just motivation for me to go ahead and take my movement to the next level. I've been to NYC twice since to perform in the club scenes there. I am excited about tomorrow..
Who are your musical influences and why?
I have been influenced over time by a few acts and figures: Outkast, TLC (Left-Eye), Lauryn Hill, Jay-Z, Josephine Baker, Micheal Jackson & Prince, Busta Rhymes, John Lennon, President Obama, All of these influences have set outside the box and looked inward/upward. They were able to see the bigger picture and they set out to capture the world with their views, their inspirational music. They understand the people and what they want, and they have given much of themselves through what they love. It's not always about YOU and I can see through what these artist have created that they not only love themselves, but they LOVE. These are the footsteps that I want to follow in~ DARE TO BE DIFFERENT!
What prompted you to venture into Hip-Hop?
Well, I could say that it was by accident, but that would be a false statement. In my freshman year of high school I quickly gained popularity status through playing sports and being active in different events and clubs, and just being a clown, period. When it was time for the school talent show, of course I had to sign up just because there was a stage to showcase on. What I was going to do, I had no idea! Poetry seemed to be what everyone else was into, so why not play my hand.. Now during this time I had just started really listening to hip-hop and getting into the art of it, Da Brat, TLC, and West Cost rap were my top picks. Time came for me to write my poem and the first line went a little something like this: "I'm Boom-Boomin in my Jeep and I got the flava...". Hmmmm, poetry? I don't think so! It was very rhythmic and dying to bust out of the simple poetic format that I had created. "fuck it! this is rap, and I'm doing it". And that's all she wrote, talent show night came and that's the beginning of my musical history. So many encouraged me to continue and my delivery was perfect, people want ed me in their groups and I ate it all up. It has been all worth it.
If you could describe your style of music in one word, what would it be and why?
Transcending. Because there is a musical gap and I don't like it. I grew up listening to everything, as I said before I didn't really get into listening to real hip-hop until high school, and I didn't like that I was missing out on it either. There is a divide between the music substance and creativity. My driving force is to bring together the ages and the cultures. I love music, all of it, and I have the need to express that in what I write. Every time I perform, my goal is to bring everyone together - and I do. My job is to entertain, but what is it if I only half-step with it. To see the people, (all of them) come together with smiles and rhythm in their souls during my performances is what moves me. That is a wonderful feeling and almost brings me to tears at the same time. That's worth it!
What do you have as an artist that makes you stand out among the rest?
I am passionate, I deliver and charge like a roaring lion(ess). It goes beyond hip-hop, I am a seasoned entertainer who speaks of real life situations, not the streets or what this or that *igga did or that *igga said. I don't wait for anyone who says what they can do, to do anything for me and my movement. My motivation comes from deep within and I am not here to win anyone's approval to be accepted into their clicks or bands. I am a one woman show for the most part and everything I have accomplished is because I went out and got it just because I wanted to see if I could really do this. I have shocked and scared myself silly and it's become a habit that I can't quit. I have been told no and let down because I would not compromise what I know to be my self worth or moral value, and I am okay with that. It has made me stronger and pushed me to work harder.
What is your favorite part of performing?
LOL! When I go out, unless I'm with my "click", I'm usually really laid back, checking out the scene and not really saying much, just ready to perform so I can get out of there to move on to the next task. My favorite part of performing is when people misjudge you without knowing you or ever seeing you or your act before - the look on their faces. I think most expect me to be your typical female rapper, and that I am not. My show is action packed with great energy that I aim straight in the crowds face, my vocals and control is dynamic and I assume a lot of people in the underground arena aren't used to this. (and my good looks don't help much ;) lol) The faces - I love the faces of my people, especially the boys. They're usually front row within my view mouths open, head nodding, smirking. My ladies are all smiles, hands in the air, listening to catch on to the next hook and rocking with me, or either listening and watching with their heads slightly cocked to the side and arms folded taking me all in. At first, I didn't know how to take this and though it to be bad. But I love what I do too much to believe that it's nothing good. Even if it were a negative response, I'd make it into a positive. I love it too much and I am certain that it "shows"
What can your fans expect on the album you are currently pushing?
I don't know if many are ready for what I am going to release 1st Quarter 2013! I'll have to work my hardest once more to prepare them. I know who will expect it though and I am taking it directly to them, (not in the streets though.) "GET LIVE OR GET LOST" will stand strong to it's name. I will break it down, show-n-tell style on what it is to GET LIVE OR GET LOST!!! This will be an album for everyone one young and older. Were going to dance party, were going to sweat, were going to fight, make love, cry, scream, fly.. There is no limit to this journey were about to take. Universal Linguistics
What do you think of today's musical trends?
Music has just evolved as most things and trends do. As far as my hip-hop/rap culture, I do feel we could do a better in providing a better fulfilled music with substance for our upcoming generations. Still feel free to express ourselves through hip-hop, but the world is watching, the youth are listening and emulating or adult lives. Anybody can rhyme and out together a song, but where is the creativity, the thing that makes you last long in this industry. Push to be GREAT, there is too much room to be so. I do like how hip-hop/pop and dance culture are coming together to create these great dance songs and anthems, but at some point this will get old too because everyone is doing it. Set trends and margins for others to follow. I wish we could go back to the times where MTV would play all musical content. There is a difference in the generation that watched MTV, BET, VH1 during my time than there is now... The evil people of the world have forced a disconnect upon us and it is alive and seen very clearly amongst us all. Music bridges gaps, it brings all people together, I'd like to see more of my musicians and artist us this tool before we really destroy ourselves completely. There are no rules when it comes to musical creativity.
Any upcoming appearances?
I perform and travel weekly with my cover bands. I also have my own band "IN BETWEEN" and we have our first debut performance this Saturday, October 27 at The Basement in Atlanta, Ga! And another live performance at The Time 2 Shine event in November hosted by Mu Legend with guest performance by Ray Lavender. I am so eager to show everyone what I mean when I present my band. Stay Tuned for more details on this new wave!
Any advice for upcoming artists?
Know that what you see of these big named artist who have excelled, is not something that they have achieved overnight. Be willing to learn and know your craft throughout. A lot of upcoming artist seek fame, money, cars, girls; it's bigger than what you see. Be passionate and driven and don't let anyone sell you their dream. Follow your own way, and if you believe it - you can achieve it by staying true. There is no need to compromising your self worth, if it's in you and if it is for you - that is so. Short cuts and easily become a @#$ Up and I'd hate to know that my striving artist will allow themselves to get lost in the wild. It's very easy to get lost.. Stay Focused & Faithful, Stay Humble, Stay Active, and Stay True
Where can your fans find more info?
You can find more detail here: www.reverbnation.com/mynamisls or twitter @mynameisls @N_BETWEEN or www.facebook.com/loislanefanpage
Last but not least, HYPE wants to know…What’s your CRAZIEST “Where they do that at?!” moment…
My craziest moments are all captured during my gigs out of town or my college gigs with my cover bands. I had never experienced streaking before until a gig at Princeton University about a year ago. Now we're in this huge frat house, (if you know how Princeton's infrastructure is built you could probably imagine the scene.) 3 stories, ancient, and a bit scary. There are a group of frat guys at the bottom of the stairs chugging and chanting their drunken chant after we just finished rocking the house. Out of no where this mixed Asian girl comes through streaking and screaming with joy, and the crowd goes wild. She runs up 1 level and runs through that floor, she re-appears to make her way up to the third level and back down to the ground level and disappeared. I was shocked, happy, and free all over again. Good for her. I don't care what they say about Princeton, they know how to have a good time and welcome you warmly. "I Love College"!!
#GETLIVEORGETLOST
www.thehypemagazine.com
Friday, December 21, 2012
Finding Answers Within
You Have All the Answers Within You
When you realize that you always have the answers within yourself, you can stop searching outside of yourself.
Many of us seek the answers to life’s questions by looking outside of ourselves and trying to glean advice from the people around us. But as each of us is unique, with our own personal histories, our own sense of right and wrong, and our own way of experiencing the world that defines our realities, looking to others for our answers is only partially helpful. The answers to our personal questions can be most often found by looking within. When you realize that you always have access to the part of you that always knows what you need and is meant to act as your inner compass, you can stop searching outside of yourself. If you can learn to hear, trust, and embrace the wisdom that lives within you, you will be able to confidently navigate your life.
Trusting your inner wisdom may be awkward at first, particularly if you grew up around people who taught you to look to others for answers. We each have exclusive access to our inner knowing. All we have to do is remember how to listen. Remember to be patient as you relearn how to hear, receive, and follow your own guidance. If you are unsure about whether following your inner wisdom will prove reliable, you may want to think of a time when you did trust your own knowing and everything worked out. Recall how the answers came to you, how they felt in your body as you considered them, and what happened when you acted upon this guidance. Now, recall a time when you didn’t trust yourself and the results didn’t work out as you had hoped. Trusting your own guidance can help you avoid going against what you instinctively know is right for you.
When you second guess yourself and go against what you know to be your truth, you can easily go off course because you are no longer following your inner compass. By looking inside yourself for the answers to your life’s questions, you are consulting your best guide. Only you can know the how’s and why’s of your life. The answers that you seek can be found when you start answering your own questions. (and they say you must be crazy if you talk to yourself - Negative)!
Happy Holidays 2012
#GETLIVEORGETLOST
@mynameisls
@N_BETWEEN
www.youtube.com/nomopain879
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
HOODRICH!!
Real Quick - this was on my mind this morning...
I grew up in the hood back in KY, (yes, we have them in Louisville too.) I never really knew it was the "hood" until I moved out, in fact I didn't even know what "hood" was exactly until I moved away from there and into a more peaceful and diverse community. I didn't take that way of life with me when my mother took us from it. I was always focused on having a laughing and playing with my neighborhood and school friends, going to the community center, going on visits to my grandmother and my daddy's house, riding my dirt bike, playing football, basketball, or racing barefoot in the middle of the street, and every now and again a little "hide n' go get it" on 39th & River Park Drive. There were little gangs and wanna be ballers in the "hood" that never sparked any interest of mine so I stayed away from it.
I came up a fighter, I had to, I went through a little bully phase too, - was this the "hood" in me? Probably. Thinking about the torture and hate that I displayed to some of my vulnerable victims as I grew up, makes me feel ashamed and makes me sad every time I think about it. And NO, I wasn't "doing what I had to do," I was acting out what I had always seen. That's all I knew coming up in a certain environment, my mother fought physically and economically since the time I can literally remember. It was not pretty, nothing was..... I do remember seeing and experiencing the nature of the hood, but I was just a kid, all that I cared about was fun, junk food, and granny's house where it was calm and loving. Thinking back today, I can say I did a lot of "hood" shit in my life time, and I'm okay with that. One thing I will never forget, is where I have came from - how could I.
Now I'm older, "a grown ass woman" that is, and I ain't got no love for the hood!!! Now let me get into this and if I step on some toes, excuse me, but I am speaking from my heart and my own experiences as a black woman, we all have our opinions. What the hood has done for me is shown me how much I dislike and/or disagree with the labels that society has put on it and how "we" accept them, it has shown me that I wouldn't want to re-live, nor would I want for my children to live what me or my mother had to live once upon a time, this is all the hood has done for me honestly. A lot of memories have been left behind. How much love is there in the hood and how often is it displayed? I know there is love in there somewhere, but it starts from within the home.
One of my friends told me, "L you should take it to the streets, get some shots in the hood, ya know to set the image and make it look like..." Truth is, I've never really cared about what it looks like when it came to marketing myself and reaching for my goals. I don't want to confuse or mislead my audience and those who fan me. I know what "hood" is, I know what it is to be street and I am the least bit interested in following that road, I've seen where it leads, and again, that IS NOT where I am going. I see a bigger, brighter, a more rewarding road. I pick and choose my destiny, I create my space. That may be good for some, but just not me. No disrespect to the "hood" at all, but I know it goes beyond that. It can only take you so far and there is no life longevity in it unless, it's in you. And most that I've seen come from the hood - they've come and they've gone.
See the hood can only give me so much, so I would never settle on being "HOODRICH", I see that as chump change. I even tried to be once, but it was short-lived and filled with drama and constant commotion. I'm talking about building empires in foreign lands and showing them the way to all around good music and enjoyment of life. A man said to me, "Lying can save lives..." (smh) No sir, Music can. #VALUE JAY-Z type ish, and I have to give credit to my rappers who have set this standard in the industry, I understand it. It is right before our eyes, we can use many people and scenarios as example. I'm on my Josephine Baker, Tina Turner, Beyonce shit, ya know. I don't have time to play around in the hood to get some sort of street credit - F! That! The only thing I can give to the hood is good music and hope, and I will. I have enough friends from all different walks of life, all different races, cultures, and beliefs that have influenced me and my everything! I have friends from many places and not one of them is more or less important than the other because of their social standard. I'd suggest everyone to diversify their group of friends and learn something. I don't think I could ever stuck into a certain mentality, better yet let me use my favorite, "I can not be placed inside of a box.." I'll lose my mind and become bored with in 12 hours. There is so much to conquer in the world and I am going after it - HANDS DOWN! Hence my motto, #GETLIVEORGETLOST
Thank goodness we have the power over our own lives by grace of God to make our lives what we want. TAKE IT! WHATEVER YOU WANT and you don't have to cheat anyone to get it. You may have to use some as pedestals, but that isn't a bad thing. I believe in karma, therefore you get what you give. So be true to yourself, follow your hearts, and be humble all at the same time. The reward in the end will be far beyond your imagination. I've seen it and I want it too bad
Blessed Day to All <3
I grew up in the hood back in KY, (yes, we have them in Louisville too.) I never really knew it was the "hood" until I moved out, in fact I didn't even know what "hood" was exactly until I moved away from there and into a more peaceful and diverse community. I didn't take that way of life with me when my mother took us from it. I was always focused on having a laughing and playing with my neighborhood and school friends, going to the community center, going on visits to my grandmother and my daddy's house, riding my dirt bike, playing football, basketball, or racing barefoot in the middle of the street, and every now and again a little "hide n' go get it" on 39th & River Park Drive. There were little gangs and wanna be ballers in the "hood" that never sparked any interest of mine so I stayed away from it.
I came up a fighter, I had to, I went through a little bully phase too, - was this the "hood" in me? Probably. Thinking about the torture and hate that I displayed to some of my vulnerable victims as I grew up, makes me feel ashamed and makes me sad every time I think about it. And NO, I wasn't "doing what I had to do," I was acting out what I had always seen. That's all I knew coming up in a certain environment, my mother fought physically and economically since the time I can literally remember. It was not pretty, nothing was..... I do remember seeing and experiencing the nature of the hood, but I was just a kid, all that I cared about was fun, junk food, and granny's house where it was calm and loving. Thinking back today, I can say I did a lot of "hood" shit in my life time, and I'm okay with that. One thing I will never forget, is where I have came from - how could I.
Now I'm older, "a grown ass woman" that is, and I ain't got no love for the hood!!! Now let me get into this and if I step on some toes, excuse me, but I am speaking from my heart and my own experiences as a black woman, we all have our opinions. What the hood has done for me is shown me how much I dislike and/or disagree with the labels that society has put on it and how "we" accept them, it has shown me that I wouldn't want to re-live, nor would I want for my children to live what me or my mother had to live once upon a time, this is all the hood has done for me honestly. A lot of memories have been left behind. How much love is there in the hood and how often is it displayed? I know there is love in there somewhere, but it starts from within the home.
One of my friends told me, "L you should take it to the streets, get some shots in the hood, ya know to set the image and make it look like..." Truth is, I've never really cared about what it looks like when it came to marketing myself and reaching for my goals. I don't want to confuse or mislead my audience and those who fan me. I know what "hood" is, I know what it is to be street and I am the least bit interested in following that road, I've seen where it leads, and again, that IS NOT where I am going. I see a bigger, brighter, a more rewarding road. I pick and choose my destiny, I create my space. That may be good for some, but just not me. No disrespect to the "hood" at all, but I know it goes beyond that. It can only take you so far and there is no life longevity in it unless, it's in you. And most that I've seen come from the hood - they've come and they've gone.
See the hood can only give me so much, so I would never settle on being "HOODRICH", I see that as chump change. I even tried to be once, but it was short-lived and filled with drama and constant commotion. I'm talking about building empires in foreign lands and showing them the way to all around good music and enjoyment of life. A man said to me, "Lying can save lives..." (smh) No sir, Music can. #VALUE JAY-Z type ish, and I have to give credit to my rappers who have set this standard in the industry, I understand it. It is right before our eyes, we can use many people and scenarios as example. I'm on my Josephine Baker, Tina Turner, Beyonce shit, ya know. I don't have time to play around in the hood to get some sort of street credit - F! That! The only thing I can give to the hood is good music and hope, and I will. I have enough friends from all different walks of life, all different races, cultures, and beliefs that have influenced me and my everything! I have friends from many places and not one of them is more or less important than the other because of their social standard. I'd suggest everyone to diversify their group of friends and learn something. I don't think I could ever stuck into a certain mentality, better yet let me use my favorite, "I can not be placed inside of a box.." I'll lose my mind and become bored with in 12 hours. There is so much to conquer in the world and I am going after it - HANDS DOWN! Hence my motto, #GETLIVEORGETLOST
Thank goodness we have the power over our own lives by grace of God to make our lives what we want. TAKE IT! WHATEVER YOU WANT and you don't have to cheat anyone to get it. You may have to use some as pedestals, but that isn't a bad thing. I believe in karma, therefore you get what you give. So be true to yourself, follow your hearts, and be humble all at the same time. The reward in the end will be far beyond your imagination. I've seen it and I want it too bad
Blessed Day to All <3
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
LIVE LIVE!
Living Life does so come with a cost. This statement that I have made should not be mistaken or ignored. The value of life is great and all it cost is living it to the fullest by being whole, living righteous, and giving back to our people, that is what God created it for. I can't list a price number, of course this does not apply to this statement, that will be in another post coming soon, ("Invested Living"). Place Value on your life, place value on what it is you give to yourself and to the people of the world and see how far it takes you. If you are not giving or living LIFE, you're dead...Live It or Lose It! Which rings bells to my motto
I have a problem with the people who complain and seek sympathy where it's not necessary, I really do. I have an issue with people who complain about why they don't have, why they can't do or they can't be... blah, blah, blah!! I don't believe these people, you were not created to be defeated, or to give up on yourselves. We are built tough - to WIN everything that we reach out to conquer. Keep that winning spirit, it lives long. We have so much power to create and manifest whatever it is that we want. It may take some time and developement, we may have a few failed attempts but we can not quit on ourselves.
I was having a conversation with a young lady some months ago and she said to me, "when I make it, I am going to just give people opportunities...". I feel where she was coming from, but I had to agree to disagree. I am not a selfish woman at all, and I have given much back to my communities and organizations. But this is how I perceived this: Why would you give away something that you have worked so hard for when the people you want to give back to don't understand what it is to prosper, they don't understand what it is to dig deep and to rise up! It'd be worthless, there is a high probability that you would be let down and disappointed. Everybody wants a chance at something and God always gives chance, it's unlimited. I gave a homeless man a value meal, fresh and hot from McDonald's, he handed it back to me with an attitude and said, "I can't spend this...." I want to see what you can do with what you have been blessed with. Convince me that you are worth it! Everyone isn't set out to take the challenges that life and career has to offer. I want to invest in quality, I want to put my money and my own worth behind another who is going through what I have trampled through for more than 15 years. Show me your worth. My team that I am slowly putting together will consist of these sorts of people. Just because you do what I do, doesn't mean that were on the same level.
I hope that I have not gotten to far away from the subject here, and in no way am I here to insult or "shit" on anyone. I love my people. I really want to just announce to those of you who are "waiting" for your breakthrough, that there aren't many shortcuts to life. If you find one that you feel is fit to your situation, feel free to try it out. I'd strongly suggest to go through it all though if you're strong enough for that. It's worth it! Learn the in's and out's to life. The road least traveled.. is the secret...it has made all of the difference. No need to fear, pray that fear away and Let's Go! You are surrounded by angels, you are the fire! SUCCESS is YOURS take it.
"AT ALL COST - I AM THE LAND OF THE FREE"
Lois "LS" Lane
"GET LIVE OR GET LOST"
I have a problem with the people who complain and seek sympathy where it's not necessary, I really do. I have an issue with people who complain about why they don't have, why they can't do or they can't be... blah, blah, blah!! I don't believe these people, you were not created to be defeated, or to give up on yourselves. We are built tough - to WIN everything that we reach out to conquer. Keep that winning spirit, it lives long. We have so much power to create and manifest whatever it is that we want. It may take some time and developement, we may have a few failed attempts but we can not quit on ourselves.
I was having a conversation with a young lady some months ago and she said to me, "when I make it, I am going to just give people opportunities...". I feel where she was coming from, but I had to agree to disagree. I am not a selfish woman at all, and I have given much back to my communities and organizations. But this is how I perceived this: Why would you give away something that you have worked so hard for when the people you want to give back to don't understand what it is to prosper, they don't understand what it is to dig deep and to rise up! It'd be worthless, there is a high probability that you would be let down and disappointed. Everybody wants a chance at something and God always gives chance, it's unlimited. I gave a homeless man a value meal, fresh and hot from McDonald's, he handed it back to me with an attitude and said, "I can't spend this...." I want to see what you can do with what you have been blessed with. Convince me that you are worth it! Everyone isn't set out to take the challenges that life and career has to offer. I want to invest in quality, I want to put my money and my own worth behind another who is going through what I have trampled through for more than 15 years. Show me your worth. My team that I am slowly putting together will consist of these sorts of people. Just because you do what I do, doesn't mean that were on the same level.
I hope that I have not gotten to far away from the subject here, and in no way am I here to insult or "shit" on anyone. I love my people. I really want to just announce to those of you who are "waiting" for your breakthrough, that there aren't many shortcuts to life. If you find one that you feel is fit to your situation, feel free to try it out. I'd strongly suggest to go through it all though if you're strong enough for that. It's worth it! Learn the in's and out's to life. The road least traveled.. is the secret...it has made all of the difference. No need to fear, pray that fear away and Let's Go! You are surrounded by angels, you are the fire! SUCCESS is YOURS take it.
"AT ALL COST - I AM THE LAND OF THE FREE"
Lois "LS" Lane
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
YOU Talk Too Much..
Some things are just not meant to be shared with everyone. Whether it be good or bad people could care less about you and what you've got going on in your life unless it is of benefit to them - how selfish! Oh well, it is so.
I think the saying goes, don't put all of your (blank) in one bucket! I know that is the truth, I'd be broken if that were the case. I am a very loving and compassionate individual who glows at the sound and sight of a relative or friend's happiness. Their great news is my great news and I celebrate those achievements proudly that anyone has gained towards their success. You never know what they have suffered through to get to that point, you never know how they have endured. #RESPECTHEHUSTLE. I'd even love to share with you all and my social networks all that I dream, the great deal that is on a rise, or what's NEXT. But I'd rather creep on the come up and move quietly until I have placed all pieces that are required and then give it to the world. I excite myself and this method works best for me, let me tell you why.
Do you know that people will wish evil and failure upon you because of jealousy, hate, and insecurities. They will harbor in these negative vibes until they see a reason to move to the next victim. I dance with the devil everyday, but he is such a fool to believe that I believe and trust in him enough to tell all of my secrets. Well, they are not really secrets, but I value my stuff! I have fought and long and strong for it all and I will not stop fighting long and strong for my voice be heard. Everybody doesn't want good for you. They want to see you suffer, but they don't need to see that either, so walk with dignity and your pride, but be humble.
YOu know your strengths, let your work show for it. You ain't gotta say a damn thang to nobody about your blessings.
So my friend run your race with grace and stride, don't look back or look down on the next man. Just stay true to your heart and no that ACTIONS SPEAKS LOUDER THAN WORDS. You don't need anyone's approval but The God!
#STFU
The race is not won by the who is stronger or swift - but to the one who endures.
God Bless
LS
I think the saying goes, don't put all of your (blank) in one bucket! I know that is the truth, I'd be broken if that were the case. I am a very loving and compassionate individual who glows at the sound and sight of a relative or friend's happiness. Their great news is my great news and I celebrate those achievements proudly that anyone has gained towards their success. You never know what they have suffered through to get to that point, you never know how they have endured. #RESPECTHEHUSTLE. I'd even love to share with you all and my social networks all that I dream, the great deal that is on a rise, or what's NEXT. But I'd rather creep on the come up and move quietly until I have placed all pieces that are required and then give it to the world. I excite myself and this method works best for me, let me tell you why.
Do you know that people will wish evil and failure upon you because of jealousy, hate, and insecurities. They will harbor in these negative vibes until they see a reason to move to the next victim. I dance with the devil everyday, but he is such a fool to believe that I believe and trust in him enough to tell all of my secrets. Well, they are not really secrets, but I value my stuff! I have fought and long and strong for it all and I will not stop fighting long and strong for my voice be heard. Everybody doesn't want good for you. They want to see you suffer, but they don't need to see that either, so walk with dignity and your pride, but be humble.
YOu know your strengths, let your work show for it. You ain't gotta say a damn thang to nobody about your blessings.
So my friend run your race with grace and stride, don't look back or look down on the next man. Just stay true to your heart and no that ACTIONS SPEAKS LOUDER THAN WORDS. You don't need anyone's approval but The God!
#STFU
The race is not won by the who is stronger or swift - but to the one who endures.
God Bless
LS
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