Former award-winning veteran journalist and entrepreneur Denise Sharpton has launched the website Mind Health blog.com. Mind Health blog.com is a free online magazine providing Spiritual Principles of right thinking to help discipline your mind for right thoughts, actions, choices and decision-making regarding Career, Business, Finances, Health, Relationships and everyday challenges.<\/p>\n
As it relates to health, a lot of focus is given to physical fitness but not so much focus when it comes to mental efficiency, Sharpton says. Adding, \u201cWe must have good mental hygiene to achieve mind health. And mind health is predicated on having good thought habits and being spiritually minded\u201d.<\/p>\n
\u201cFaith, a spiritual principle of right thinking, has propelled me to defy tremendous odds and achieve great personal and career success. In fact, when an ABC-TV news executive told me I wouldn\u2019t be able to break into the news business without going back to college for a journalism degree, I employed faith, and defied those odds.<\/p>\n
\u201cWithout a journalism degree, I became a news anchor\/reporter in two of the nation\u2019s largest markets\u2014Dallas and New York and have authored more than 500 magazine, newspaper and book review articles ,\u201d says Sharpton. My website\u2019s purpose is to help people apply Spiritual Principles to their thinking to enhance their mind\u2019s health and help them develop a mindset to achieve desired outcomes in all areas of their life, she said.<\/p>\n
Mind Health blog.com kicks-off with a featured interview with nationally renowned pastor, Bishop James D. Adams, in a 5-part series:<\/p>\n
\u201cRole of Spirituality and Mind Health\u201d.<\/p>\n
Sharpton is an award-winning veteran journalist and entrepreneur. She is the former owner of a high-profile Dallas PR agency, and was featured in the book \\”Steppin\\’ Out With Attitude\\” due to her PR and business savvy. Also, she served as a broadcast and print journalist in the markets of Dallas, New York and Miami. Additionally, Sharpton was a contributing commentator on WNYC, a National Public Radio (NPR) affiliate in New York, NY.<\/p>\n