T.R. JAMISON
// About Me
THIS IS WHO I AM...
T.R. Jamison is an Author, Poet, Content Creator & Global Shaper from Atlanta, Georgia, USA. His writings and content explains the true realities of what it’s like being a college graduate. He captures how the exciting life of dreams, success, and wealth isn't exactly how it was depicted by parents and professors.
The Florida native takes his readers along his two-year transitional journey after graduating college. In his latest book "Broken Graduate" Jamison details his many experiences through his raw, rhythmic art form - drawing from his dark emotions and pain.
He received his B.A. in journalism from Georgia Southern University and his writing has been featured in magazines like Upwords Magazine, India and BRAG! T.R. continues to release more projects to shape young minds and impact the world through his writings.
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Self-Worth
Have you ever been in a relationship & forgot to put your needs first? A lot of times, we tend to value our partner more than we do ourselves...which eventually can lead to not loving ourselves, not making ourselves happy, & losing a sense of self-worth. Don't lose yourself before it's too late, especially if you're in a toxic relationship. You may never learn how to love yourself again.
I'm Sorry Mama
Many times as young adults, we tend to follow and listen to the crowd rather than our parents. For the most part, our parents just want our best interests. However, most of the time we listen to our friends who are either in the same situation as us or possibly worse...the irony right? I hope you enjoy this visual because it shows what could happen if you continue listening to other people, especially the wrong people. Please leave a comment below and subscribe to the channel. Remember mama always knows!
Broken Graduate
A lot of college graduates go into the real world and find it difficult trying to transition into an adult. Most graduates are struggling and working regular jobs that never required a degree. Don’t get discouraged though because everything happens for a reason. God put us in these situations to either make us or break us. Things will get better. Just continue being consistent, faithful, and focus on yourself. Remember you determine your own success. I hope you enjoy this visual: ‘BROKEN GRADUATE.
Temptation
Temptation is a dark, powerful force that is very persistent. It can consume one's entire being. Don't. Let. It. Win.
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Inaya's Crewneck
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Billy's Hoodie
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Hanif's Hoodie
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Hanif's Crewneck
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- // 2020 Blog Coming SoonI will begin a bi-weekly blog this January stressing the themes of loneliness and depression: Two Part Blog: Lone Ranger & Depressed Stranger.April 17, 2019Read more...What I learned the most during my first year of college was self-accountability. Well really, that along with self-actualization because there were several reasons why I was in my position. I didn’t become more polished like I should’ve, didn’t get an internship, didn’t listen to others for...April 7, 2019Read more...My first few months after graduation was very exhausting and overwhelming. I’ve always paid for bills, but now I had serious bills like car insurance, groceries, credit cards, etc. It was hard trying to manage money especially when huge $400-500 expenses popped up. I also had a girlfriend at the...April 1, 2019Read more...The scariest thing about graduation is anticipating what’s next. What will my life be like? Will I get a salary job? When will I have my own place? There’s so many questions lingering in your mind. When I graduated, I remember being the happiest person in the world. No more tests, quizzes, or...
// Watch Interviews
I've always wondered what people thought about college, especially students and professors. So I decided to set up a series of interviews targeting students, professors, parents, & graduates.
Perspective on college: From a student's eyes
In this interview, I was able to speak with a young sophomore that attends Georgia Gwinnett College
Perspective on college: From a parent's eyes
In this segment, I interviewed a young mother to get her perspective on how she feels about college. What she likes about it, dislikes, if she wants her children to enroll, etc.
Perspective on college: From a student's eyes
In this segment, I interviewed a Georgia State senior to get his perspectives on college since graduation is only one semester away. Tune in to see his thoughts.
Perspective on college: From a student's eyes
In this segment I interviewed a Brenau University junior who's soon to become a nurse. It was interesting to get her perspective especially since she's in such a reliable career field.
Perspective on college: From a teacher's eyes
In this segment, I wanted to hear the perspective from someone within the educational system. It's one thing to hear a student's or parent's opinion, but a teacher that's been both a student & instructed the curriculum...
Perspective on college: From a Parent's eyes
In this interview, I interviewed an entrepreneurial mother to express her views on college today. This interview is very insightful, PAY ATTENTION!!! She drops major gems in this segment.
Perspective on college: From a Teacher's eyes
In this interview, I met with an English teacher to discuss her perspectives on the educational system. She had an interesting experience during her college career. A LOT OF GEMS WERE DROPPED IN THIS VIDEO.
Perspective on college: From a Graduate's eyes
In this interview, I met with a Hampton graduate to discuss her perspectives on transitioning into adulthood. EVERY COLLEGE GRADUATE NEEDS TO WATCH THIS.
// Inside The Shop
Soraiya
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Inaya
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Macie
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Hanif
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Billy
$20
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