My name is Angela, so Auntie Ange, which simply means that's kind of how I see myself, as in the community. And dear Auntie Ange is also my. My Instagram name. And every so often, I'll do videos or I'll go live and where I'm, like, giving advice and things like that to those who choose to follow. And so, Auntie Ange
So, you know, you have to be very conscious of what you call yourself or what you name yourself or what handle or title you choose to add to yourself, because you will indeed create that frequency to tap into it. Right. And so for me, what's behind my name? I just use my, my everyday name. You know, I'm. I'm Bilal Mohammed
Angie, excellent question. I love it. I know people usually look at words as having meaning, but don't look at names as having meaning. And I making a point of asking people, especially children, young children, do they know the meaning of their name? Because like brother Bilal said in a previous post, we either live up to we rise or we fall to our name
Angela Kaye
@AnngieKaye · 2:41
Hi, Bilal. Thank you for sharing. I love what you said, that our signature is a sign of our nature. I so agree with this. Names are very important. What you call yourself, what you respond to, it isn't. Sorry, I'm putting lotion on. So it's probably sounding like who knows what in the background. But it is a very important what we call ourselves. I have two children and they're. I took very seriously what I named them
Angela Kaye
@AnngieKaye · 2:34
Good morning. So I will address you as doctor Goodman because I learned yesterday you are a doctor. Not sure if that's how you want to be referred to, but I respect people's titles, so if Val is okay, let me know. Otherwise, thank you for chiming in, Doctor Goodman. You said so much, and it was so powerful because names do have meanings. And as I replied to Bilal above, I mentioned, like, my children's names
Or sometimes you might have 2100, 200 guys and two quarter miles. Right. So I always used, I came up with a thing, too fast, too strong, and that's how my username came about. It all stems from track and field
Angela Kaye
@AnngieKaye · 1:28
Hey, Calvin. Good to hear from you. Thank you so much for that beautiful explanation of your name. It tells the whole story, right? Not only of yourself as an athlete and a coach, but what you need in a relay race, which I know you know, relay races are often used as metaphors for life, right? Who you have on your team, who you have in your circle. You might have two that are fast, but you got two that are strong
Kitha Larie
@chitchatwithkk · 1:40
Hello. Happy Monday. So the story behind my username. Well, I use chit chat with KK because, for one, it just came up in my head one day and I, like, I was looking for something. You know, I had thought about different things, but it just popped up my head. I was like, oh, chitchat with KK
KK. What's up, girl? Hey, look, all I want to know is what you eating for lunch. Because you were so smacking on that swell girl, you gotta let us know what you was eating. All right? Hope you have a great day, girl. Bye
Angela Kaye
@AnngieKaye · 1:08
So I love it. Definitely your page is a conversation spot. It's going to be information conversation. It's going to be a good time. It's going to be filled with truth and love. And so I definitely love you. Some chit chat with KK. So thanks, Keefa. Talk to you soon
Kitha Larie
@chitchatwithkk · 0:34
I'm trying to watch, you know, I'm trying to get my health together a little bit better. But, yeah, it was, it was good. But I was, you know, I had listened to as well. I was like, I need to respond
Evelyn Phipps
@LadyFi · 0:56
Hey, Angela. This is a good swell. The reason why I chose lady five is, first of all, I'm a lady. And then I love to sing. And the perfect pitch is in f. F. As in f I f. And it goes like this. So when you're tuning yourself up, when you're singing and when you're getting that note, like my sister always say, you better get your note. It's f. And so we tune ourselves like that
Angela Kaye
@AnngieKaye · 1:10
Hi, Ladyfi. Good afternoon. So I had no idea that you could sing. Wait a minute. I think. I think I do remember a swell reply where you sang something just for a few seconds, kind of sing songy. And yes, you were unky. I think I remember that. But other than that, I didn't know that you could, like, belt out music. I had no clue. But I love knowing that about you
Evelyn Phipps
@LadyFi · 1:23
Hey, Angela. Yes. I love to sing. It's like I was born singing. In my family, we were very musical, very talented. I thank God for that. Choirs, musical instruments. It's just ridiculous. My cousin plays the viola. You know, all my family pretty much was playing the piano. I never learned how to play the piano, so I didn't get a chance to do that
Christopher King
@AnunakiGold · 4:59
And the ancient Sumerians, once their cuneiform writing, was eventually translated by a guy named Zachary Stitchin. It revealed a story of these entities called the Anunnaki, who came to Earth from another planet, I think somewhere in the plebeians, to actually mine gold. Their atmosphere had become dilute of gold and it was going to destroy their world. And so they came to Earth and realized very quickly that mining for gold on this planet was not an easy thing to do
Shawna Kearsley
@OnAcornBay · 2:30
So I created this moniker, which is on Acorn Bay. I invited a lot of people over to the bay and things just started to happen there. And one day I said, I want to have a beach there. And there's a beach happening there. And it's a place where folks come and they just are themselves. They're authentic, they're vulnerable. Their dreams. We're protected and safe
Marc Sander
@MarcS1971 · 0:32
I like this. Well, my username is Mark S. 1971, because that's my name. I'm Mark Sander. I was born in 1971. I use that because I just wanted to keep it pretty simple, you know, nothing too slick or just a genuine, straightforward. It's my name. And also because I'm going to be doing a lot of swell cast about my book, which excerpts from my books. I want to just make it really simple and easy to remember
Marc Sander
@MarcS1971 · 0:16
Hey, blow. This is Marquess. I really enjoyed your reply. I just thought you had a lot of great stuff to say about how your name is your identity. I thought that was really profound to listen to. I enjoyed that. Thanks