Real Talk w/Terry (formerly Relationships-411)
NEW NAME-NEW LOOK-NEW FEEL

NEW NAME-NEW LOOK-NEW FEEL

Hi Everyone!

First and foremost, thank you for your continued support of the Relationships-411 blog. I’m excited to officially announce that through much thought, prayer and supplication we have a new name, a new look and a new feel. The new name for our blog is Real Talk w/Terry. This has been a long time coming.

Just prior to writing my first book, No Longer a Bridesmaid, I started blogging about relationships. Then after publishing No Longer a Bridesmaid in 2013, my platform and brand expanded to include a TV show, Real Talk w/Terry that launched in 2015. The TV show started out as an extension of the blog and was inspired by my book. After several years of managing both a relationship blog and a relationship & lifestyle TV show, I made the decision to re-brand the blog to coincide with the show which has continued to grow these past several years.

The Relationships-411 Facebook community is still alive and thriving. If you do not follow the Relationships-411 Facebook page, please do so and stay in the loop with all of our zanny, witty, and funny relationship posts and discussions.

This blog will now share content that is synonymous with the Real Talk w/Terry TV show that airs Sundays, at 1:00 PM on Comcast 15 in Silicon Valley. Thank you for your continued support and we look forward to continuing this journey with all of you.

Real Talk w/Terry: Pipeline Angels Bay Area Episode

Real Talk w/Terry: Pipeline Angels Bay Area Episode

Real Talk w/Terry

Excerpt from Entrepreneur.com

Women make up one half of the earth’s population. And yet, if you survey the landscape of founders of the most notable tech companies in recent years — Mark Zuckerberg, Brian Chesky, Jack Dorsey, Travis Kalanick — they are all white males. These leaders of Facebook, Twitter, Airbnb and Snapchat give the appearance that founding massively valuable companies is primarily the sport of men. Is it just a coincidence that none of them are women? Are we to believe that women simply don’t create great things? Or, should we instead address the reality that we live in an unbalanced world where the path for female entrepreneurs is much much harder?”

Real Talk w/Terry: The Links Silicon Valley Annual Authors’ Luncheon

The Links Silicon Valley

The San Jose Chapter of The Links is having their annual Link’s Authors’ Luncheon & Fundraiser on Saturday, November 2, 2019 at the San Jose Fairmont Hotel.

The 2019 theme is “Your story, My story, Our story”. Meteorologist, Kari Hall from NBCU Bay Area Channel 11 is Mistress of Ceremony.

The authors bring worldwide stories with humor, wisdom and sincerity.
You will leave with the question, “Am I balancing the right stuff?” The program includes a lively Auctioneer who brings interesting, unusual, one-of-a-kind pieces!

The Authors:
W. Kamau Bell – “The Awkward Thoughts of W. Kamau Bell”
Jamia Wilson – “Young, Gifted and Black”
Gina L. Carroll- “A Story That Matters”

For tickets: click here

Don’t Be a R.A.T.

It’s inevitable that at some point in our lives we will be pulled over or stopped by a cop while driving or approached by a cop on the street.

If you missed part two of Terry Cato’s interview with Judge LaDoris Cordell, watch here. Judge Cordell stresses the importance of citizens not only knowing their rights, but knowing how to conduct themselves if and when they are stopped by law enforcement.

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