What does Be Real Be Positive mean to you?

In other for us to further develop ourselves as persons who portray themselves to be real and positive individuals, we must first find and understand the meanings of the words to apply them to ourselves. You might say that these words are so simple, straightforward and on point that there is no need to do any research but this is sometimes where we go wrong. We may have the idea of what it is but in today's world being real and being positive is a very confusing subject. Most people imitate others so much that they become someone that they are not. When this happens the being real aspect has faded and becomes a blur. So we may think that we know but in reality we most times don't really know what it really is. This is why it is very important to do some research to gain a better understanding of what the words real and positive mean.
Moving from one standard to the other does indeed take some time. We are gaining more insight about ourselves and finding out where we stand. What better way is there to gain a taste of what Being real and being positive is all about but by interviewing persons on their thoughts on the subject matter. We went around the Ross University School of Medicine's Campus in Dominica and asked different individuals to share their thoughts. Although everyone had the essence of what it meant the mixtures in responses within the interviews was something very interesting to listen to. Getting the view points from the very top of the social ladder from Doctors to Vendors, from adults to children, clearly did not matter why? Because they all had the their own tastes and spins on the issue of being real and being positive based on their own perceptions of what they deemed reality to be. This truly is what BrBpTV is all about as you will see. Have a look and please don't forget to Like and Share the page as well. Thanks

BrBp-TV Episode Two -Interviews Part 1

Episode on BrBpTV - http://brbptv.com/?p=22Picard Interviews on Being Real and Being positive

Posted by BrBp-TV on Wednesday, June 9, 2010

In Episode 3, as seen below, we took to the streets of Portsmouth, Dominica! Yes, for the second part of our BrBpTV Interviews, we headed down into the community of Portsmouth to do a few street shout-outs to hear what the citizens themselves had to say on the issue at hand. We needed their input especially, seeing that they are the ones we will be working with and showcasing on BrBpTV. After the session of interviews done at the Ross University Campus in Picard, Portsmouth, we have learnt a lot. Part of the message that is being portrayed is that there is no set classification that can be roped around to state that a particular behaviour is real and the other behaviours are not. This begs no question to this clear profound fact. The difference between the similar answers is due to how they viewed it based on their walk and experience through life. There is a song that goes, 'Circumstances made me what I am, for I was never born a violent man...' from Buju Banton. Therefore, realness can be defined as the culture that we were raised in that is tampered by our own true internal perceptions of that culture and what we do with it that defines who we really are. Positivity can be defined as making the best possible decision that would bring the best outcome to ones self as well as the people that surround them in their cultural upbringing.

The interviews still aren't over, so let us take another look into what Be real Be positive means according to the citizens of Dominica in Portsmouth. Heading down to Portsmouth was surrounded with a more in depth and local Caribbean feedback which shed some insight as to how the Caribbean people viewed the terminology on a general standing. Don't forget to click Like and Share the page so that others will know. Thanks

BrBp-TV Epis. 3 Interview Part 2

Episode on BrBpTV - http://brbptv.com/?p=22Interviews done in Portsmouth area, Music vid by Dj Evangelist and Mr. J.

Posted by BrBp-TV on Tuesday, June 15, 2010