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Mar 18, 2026 48 min

Why Does Recognition Sometimes Take So Long?

from Real Talk With TAS & OnJerya

What do you do when you have put in the work, developed your skills, and still feel overlooked? Using Michael B. Jordan’s Oscar recognition and the history of Black actors in Hollywood as a starting point, Dr. TAS and OnJerya talk about delayed recognition, preparation, validation, faith, and what it means to keep developing even when the opportunity has not arrived. The conversation moves beyond Hollywood to careers, relationships, organizations, and everyday life, where effort and recognition do not always arrive at the same time. Did this conversation remind you of something you've experienced? Maybe you agreed with one of us, disagreed with both of us, or saw something in a different way. We'd love for you to keep listening! Follow Real Talk With TAS & OnJerya so you don't miss another conversation. Share this episode with someone who might have something to say about the topic. Prefer to watch us? Visit: https://www.realtalkwithtasandonjerya/ Stay connected with Dr. TAS: Dr. TAS YouTube Channel Dr. Teresa Smith Instagram Teresa Smith Facebook Dr. TAS Blog Real Talk With TAS & OnJerya is a production of DQ Consulting, LLC.

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