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born 1942 Philippines
Loida Nicolas Lewis (born 1942) is a Filipino-born American businesswoman who is the widow of TLC Beatrice founder and CEO Reginald Lewis. She resides in New York City.
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Just counting your breaths, meditating, reflecting, just being quiet. It’s that quiet time when you straighten your life, when you’re quiet and God can talk to you, and you can talk to God.
If you eat beef, and you’re about to go to sleep, it’s like a ton of bricks on your stomach.
This museum stands as a testament to the strength, creativity, and resilience of African Americans. Reginald wanted these stories told, preserved, and honored.
‘New year, new you’ as they say. I believe it’s never too late to develop good habits.
Reginald always believed that greatness is not reserved for a few. He wanted young people to know that with discipline and determination, they could achieve anything.
Mr. Lewis didn´t dream of building an empire, but to secure intergenerational wealth. In American society, true intergenerational wealth is rare, particularly for people like us.
Women can be effective leaders without emulating the negative behaviors often exhibited by powerful men.
Type As have a hard time shutting off their competitive instincts. I can vouch for this, having been a valedictorian, cum laude graduate and student council leader.
I maximized my strengths as a woman, focused on teamwork and developed a consensus-builder attitude.
I believe that if I work hard towards my goal, with tenacity and integrity, I would get there.
You are not here by accident. We are here to claim our space and to share our truths.
We are seen as quiet and not assertive. But in reality, we are known for being hardworking, loyal, and compassionate.
I want to make memories visible, while the storytellers are still with us.
It wasn’t about preserving power. It was about preserving purpose.
My morning routine includes my Zen practice.
It is important for people like us not to have a sense of empowerment, to have a sense that whatever challenges we have, we can do it.
Follow the golden rules, the 10 commandments. Follow the right path because if you say, no one knows and you will break the law, it will come back to you.
Anything natural comes from God.
You are all eager to make this world (a better place), but you will have to be the change that you want to see in the world.
I believe it’s never too late to develop good habits
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