Author and Life Coach Shaniqua Cousins | The Good Word
Author and Life Coach Shaniqua Cousins joins us on The Good Word! Shaniqua is showing us how to rest, reset and pivot for the rest of 2026. Plus, she shares her favorite scripture with us! Watch The Good Word on demand at 10am on Fox Local and Wednesdays and Sundays at Fox Soul. Check your local listings.
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