As a Black woman, entrepreneur, and founder of 'Buy From A Black Woman,' Nikki Porcher has made it her mission to uplift Black-owned businesses and empower the Black community.
You have big goals. A new house. A better car. That big job promotion. And once you achieve these, you’ll be happy, right? But why wait for happiness? Too often, the pursuit of our goals can render happiness a hostage. Steer clear of being wrapped up in the end goal and take time to enjoy the journey.
As women, we are the backbone of our communities and the glue that holds our families together. Our strength and resilience have been tested time and time again, but we continue to rise to the occasion.
Have you ever heard the saying "fake it til you make it?" It's the idea that if you act as if you're confident, organized, or successful, eventually you will become those things. This concept can be a powerful tool in your personal growth journey, but it's important to note that it's not a replacement for the hard work of building healthy habits and learning to love yourself.
Resilience has always been one of the most beautiful and inspiring qualities of the Black community. African American business leaders and entrepreneurs have significantly impacted their communities, industries, and society.
On a very base level, we all know who we are. We know our names, our jobs (or school), the car we drive, our family members, and our significant other (if we have one).
Shifting your mindset is a powerful tool to help improve your life. The thing is, many of us can’t flip a switch and look at the world differently. We need outside, unbiased perspectives to help us see things more clearly and give us a kick-start to make lasting change.
Often, we think of the inner child in terms of trauma – because trauma responses keep emotions trapped in our body that keep us anchored into subconscious aspects of our identity formed by the unprocessed emotions.
The start of a new year is often seen as a time for reflection and making changes in our lives. It's the perfect opportunity for a fresh start and a chance to set goals and make resolutions for the year ahead.
With the potential of living for a whopping 100 years, having a bad year is perfectly normal. However, reflecting on the rather mediocre (or even horrible) year can bring many negative feelings and emotions.
Imposter Syndrome is a topic that has been trending. However, it is not a new concept. The term was coined in the 1970’s by Clance and Imes as Imposter Phenomenon.
A favorite quote of mine is "Before you diagnosis yourself with depression, anxiety, or low self-esteem, make sure you are not, in fact, just surrounded by assholes," -Sigmund Freud.
As a Black woman, entrepreneur, and founder of 'Buy From A Black Woman,' Nikki Porcher has made it her mission to uplift Black-owned businesses and empower the Black community.
You have big goals. A new house. A better car. That big job promotion. And once you achieve these, you’ll be happy, right? But why wait for happiness? Too often, the pursuit of our goals can render happiness a hostage. Steer clear of being wrapped up in the end goal and take time to enjoy the journey.
Weight loss is never an easy journey. It can often be discouraging, challenging, and arduous. It doesn’t help that progress isn’t always immediate and goals aren’t always met, and that can impact self-love.
As women, we are the backbone of our communities and the glue that holds our families together. Our strength and resilience have been tested time and time again, but we continue to rise to the occasion.
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