"You don't need to be perfect to be powerful, just willing to be seen."

In this episode of Diary of a SHE-EO, Alicia Noelle of Society for Black Girls, opens up about her ongoing journey of healing, belonging, and bold self-definition. As a biracial woman raising two Black children, Alicia shares how colorism and racial trauma shaped her—but never defined her—and how she’s now rewriting the rules of business, motherhood, and personal growth.

From setting boundaries in an always-online world to navigating authenticity in the era of AI and building in public, Alicia reminds us that the most radical thing we can do is own our story. This conversation is about more than entrepreneurship, it’s about power, presence, and protecting your peace.

Tap in to hear how Alicia is blending faith, strategy, and softness to build a life that honors every piece of who she is.

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