Ajuma grew up without a father figure in a household with five siblings. He attended both public and parochial schools before attending Central State University and earning degrees in child development and psychology.

Are you blessed and highly favored by your mother one day but scorned by her the next? Ever wonder how children grow up under one roof, receiving equal amounts of love and attention yet have different reactions to the same mother as adults? Perhaps the answer lies in how each child relates to his or her mom and how Mom relates to him or her.

Ajuma Muhammad, a psychotherapist from St. Louis, has written an important book titled, “101 Proven and Effective Strategies for Empowering Black Boys.” He offers readers simple techniques to keep Black male children motivated and inspired—and these strategies are designed to guide Black boys throughout their adolescent years.

Let me show you how to create greater workforce cooperation and creativity that yields higher employee production along with harmony in the workplace. This reduces workplace tension while allowing freedom of expression and greater sensitivity among the races.