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#MCCACET Professional Development Day 2025

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Maryland Community College Association of Continuing Education and Training Professional Development Day 2025 Above Photo: Tabu and Participants in the first classroom. I had the pleasure of presenting to the Maryland Community College Association of Continuing Education and Training at the Professional Development Day on May 2, 2025, which was hosted at Chesapeake College in Wye Mills, Maryland. My topic was Personal Branding: How Does It Impact Your Professional Career?  I want to personally thank the IT Department at Chesapeake College for stepping in and saving me when the Whiteboard in my first classroom kept going blank. They moved the attendees and me to another room, which was perfect because we ran out of seats in the first room. The participants were amazing! Above Photo: Participants Completing The Kahoot! in the second room.ond room. Here is some feedback provided to me from my survey: Kristina Toadvine- 8 out of 10 rating stated the presentation was "energeti...
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It's Time for a New #SwimSuit

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It's Time for a New #SwimSuit Episode 6 Season 4:  It's Time for a New #SwimSuit This is a genuine discussion with and for genuine folk about swimsuits. Tabu last purchased a swimsuit over 25 years ago. After going to the mall today, she decided it is time to buy a new one. Google says the average swimsuit is between $20 and $200. Listen to the conversation about swimsuits. It is almost that time—it is the time of the season to go swimming. Let's be prepared as we sport our new swimsuit wear. Spotify:  https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/tabu-winslowmorris/episodes/Its-Time-for-a-New-SwimSuit-e325qo1   Confronting Goliath Podcast YouTube: https://youtu.be/Fg-H9iSOcAo Thank you! Photos above: CEO, Sole  Owner, and founder of Triumphant Athletic Agency, Ms. Tabu Winslow Morris, MBA The photo above shows the owner wearing the Baltimore Orioles jersey, taken at Camden Yards on Mother's Day in 2024. One shows her sitting in Tabu's home in  The Berkleigh , Middle Ri...
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#Women'sHistoryMonth

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Women's History Month Genuine discussion with and for genuine folk on women's history. It is not just about the famous women. It is about the everyday women in all our lives. Tabu talks about a few women whose shoulders she stands on. Women who have helped to shape her as a woman. She talks about the women who have graced the halls of the White House and how inspiring they are. Winslow Morris introduces her romance novel, "University of Can Do." You can purchase the book at Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Tune in to the Women's History Month podcast and purchase Tabu's newest release, a romance novel.   Tune in to listen: https://open.spotify.com/episode/07LMtUVi155d9CgsmIPwF0?si=NM9BtvVCSXmPWJhZ-MQldg https://youtu.be/7bF3hOXjNfk Purchase the new novel"University of Can Do."    Amazon.com:  eBook: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F235PT2L   Paperback: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F24PV15H   Hardcover: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F24LZ28Q BARNES AND NOBL...
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Now Avaiable- University of Can Do

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University of Can Do  You can now purchase my newest novel, which has been several years in the making. I started pinning a romance novel called Blue Black over seven years ago and never finished it. I completed four chapters, but when I moved from Houston, Texas, to Owings Mills, Maryland, I could not find the script I started.  This cover honors the script I can not find and a similar storyline. This book honors pure love. This fiction romance novel is about the love of family. One of the main characters, Courage, waits 15 years before dating again. He lost the love of his life, Joy, and it took many years to heal. His best friend, Ta, supports him in his new love. Anneliese, Courage’s new lady friend, is very supportive and well-educated.  The novel honors love and respects the process of healing when you have a loved one who has had a prolonged illness that concludes with a loss of life.   Released on Woman History Month and honoring my two late si...
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