Tahanee Sayyid is an Author, Relationship Columnist, and multi-passionate creative woman who offers women logical resolutions, methods, and suggestions to accomplish a positive outcome...
MMXX: The Black Artivism Capsule is a curated collection of art made by Black creatives worldwide during the 2020 pandemic. Exploring art by photographers,...
Shahara Wright is the award-winning author of From Entrepreneur to CEO and creator of the CEO Collaboration Circle, Single Mom CEO, and Contracts Done...
I was taught at a young age that my role on the earth was to serve my husband, put my own desires aside, and have as many children as possible. At the age of 23, I met my trafficker, and today, I have found my voice again.
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Interview with Alex Williams
Alex Williams is the founder and CEO of Holistic Hyperbarics. Having spent her professional life...
My name is Davida Roach and I’m the Executive Director of Dear Deanndra, a nonprofit organization created to prevent domestic violence through awareness and...
When I was growing my confidence I realized I needed three things to help me, the first was self-respect, the second was self-trust, and the third was self-love. Let’s chat self-love!
Personal Development Strategist, Entrepreneur, Author, Founder, & Breast Cancer Survivor….
As the youngest of three daughters, DeAndra Harmony’s family still refers to her as...
Charell Star is the Director of Content and Innovation at Essence Global, an online journalist at ThatStarLife.com and AKC.TV, and a contributor + featured lifestyle, tech, and fashion expert...
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 one thing is sure, it’s that end-of-year burnout is no joke—the impending holidays and Q4 are an unfavorable combination. It is normal to feel exhausted and stressed when November and December roll around.
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