World of Alkebulan

Listening with the Heart

There is a knowing inside of you
that doesn’t need to be taught…
it needs to be heard.

In a world full of noise and fast reactions,
we are learning to pause…
to listen…
and to choose with awareness.

When the heart is clear
and the mind is aligned,
our decisions become powerful.

🕊️ Today’s WOA Sunday
We are learning how to listen… before we act.

We are the Ubuntu Generation.

Get ready for some jaw-dropping news because Haley Taylor Schlitz just made history and left the internet reeling. At only 19, she became the youngest Black law graduate ever from SMU’s Dedman School of Law. That is not a typo—nineteen. Haley was homeschooled, raced through her classes, and now stands on the big stage with a law degree when most teens are barely out of high school.

But this story is about more than just age and records. Haley’s next move is to chase after change, throwing her fresh energy into fighting for education policy and real equity. She is living proof that dreams can blast past every expectation if you dare to work for them. Fans everywhere cannot stop buzzing about her plans, and the legal world is watching every single step she takes.

Haley’s rise is electric and unstoppable. Will her bold push for equity shake up the system forever? One thing is certain: this is the kind of history that stirs hope and sparks ambition across an entire generation.

🌅 GOOD MORNING — WORLD OF ALKEBULAN 🌍

✨ AWARENESS:
Leadership aligns vision with action.
What you do… should match what you say.

REFLECTION:
Do I model what I expect?

🔥 TODAY’S DECLARATION:
I lead by example.

🔶 CALL TO ACTION

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“I LEAD”

Tag a young leader 👑

Emotional discipline is strength.

I have feelings… but my feelings don’t control me.
I can feel upset, sad, or excited — and still make good choices.

Being strong means I stop, think, and choose how to respond.

Reflection:
Did I stay in control of my feelings today?

Reminder:
When I control myself, I help make my home and community better.

17-year-old Dorothy Jean Tillman II from Chicago walked at her graduation after earning a doctoral degree in integrated behavioral health, making her the youngest in ASU history to do so. Homeschooled early and starting college at 10, she now inspires others through education, leadership, and her passion for arts and STEM. 🎓

Zoe Slaughter made history as the first African American woman to join Texas A&M golf since the program began in 1975.

After earning AAC Freshman of the Year at Houston, she transferred to her mother's alma mater, Texas A&M, where she became a record-setting standout.

In 2023, she delivered a clutch playoff putt to secure the Aggies' first SEC Championship since 2015, and she shares the school record for lowest round with a 64.

Slaughter turned pro and earned Ladies European Tour status for 2025, adding an early victory at the UGA Invitational.

Her grandfather learned as a caddie and earned a college scholarship, and her mother was a track star at Texas A&M. - Africa Giant

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