Business Coaching

Black women are taking the business world by storm. They represent 42% of all women who started a business between 2014 and 2019, and 17% of Black women in the U.S. are actively working to start a new company.

Imposter syndrome is basically feeling like a fraud, even when you're actually capable and accomplished. It's that voice in your head that tells you you're not good enough or you don't belong, even when all evidence points to the contrary.

Are you tired of working long hours, struggling to make ends meet, and feeling like you're not making any progress? It's time to stop wasting your time and money on things that don't work and start making money while you sleep. The key is to build a strong business model that is proven to work, and can generate income even when you're not actively working. Make money while you sleep? That, sis, is the dream!

It’s the first week in January, and you’ve already broken your New Year’s resolution—we’ve all been there. But what hurts more than breaking your...

While you may regret investing in a fancy designer purse or pair of statement pants that you will only ever wear once, you will never regret investing in yourself. Prioritizing your wellness, health, and knowledge can help you become more successful in your personal and professional life. 

When you start a business, it's easy to overlook this distinction. In the beginning, the main goal is having control of your schedule and earning revenue, but eventually, it's crucial that your company can survive without you.

As a strong, motivated woman striving to succeed professionally and in your personal life, think about standing on the shoulders of giants—metaphorically, not literally.

If you’re in the corporate world, it's very likely that you spend a significant amount of time at the office, or interacting with other employees. Even if you’re in a remote role, working from home, the culture of the organization you work for infiltrates and affects your life.