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Trina Bee Interviews Empath Coach Ber-Henda Williams Ber-Henda is Visionary Empath Coach and she uses poetry, speaking, facilitating, to help her empathic clients succeed! Ber-Henda blends heart, sass, storytelling, and spirit to captivate audiences. What is a Empath Coach? https://www.ber-hendawilliams.com/
In this episode the ladies discussed their fashion sense, this was a fun episode, If you agree to what was said drop comments and share. See you all next week. @kaynicole.m @gwenajayi @dr.canary @marketinggoddess360 @comfortinthestorm @janwaddell
We're discussing female entrepreneurship, style, and technology.
When asked about her new book, Denise states "This book is for someone who wants a shift in their life. That person who is scared and feels like they don't have the answers they need at that very moment. I want them to know it's okay to go for something that seems crazy! Your inner voice and universe will come together for you!" While on this journey to China, Denise serves as the "Professor in Residence" for a year in Shanghai, China at the George English School in 2015 where she taught English, Western Culture, Etiquette, Traveling, and Communications.
Laws of Attraction to Success Pop Up Talks
Patrice D'Evans is an actress, dancer and public speaker - best known for her Women's Wellness, Dance & Beauty Ministry YouTube channel, with nearly 10K active subscribers. She is also the Founder / CEO of Saka Core Fit and Ayurveda Curls. Patrice is building a buzz, speaking to people about unlocking self-joy in their mind, body and spirit. Uniquely, through belly dancing, she is passionate about teaching women how the movement of the body can make a person feel liberated and free! Her topics of choice include: empowerment, faith, self-love, positivity, community engagement and relationships.
I am the daughter of two loving parents, Valerie and Willie Richardson, and I come from a long legacy of educators and trailblazers who understood sacrifice and paved the way for generations to come. My history is littered with moments of American history- Tuskegee Airmen, sharecroppers, founders of schools, desegregationists, war heroes, and subjects of the syphilis study. My ancestors were not afraid to lead and live courageously. While not always welcomed, they were diplomatic and fair purveyors of their crafts.
When resources are scarce, you learn how to be resourceful. When they tell you it's impossible, you fight to make the impossible possible. When tragedy strikes, you learn empathy- that injustice anywhere is injustice everywhere. When systemic issues arise, you learn that that inequity is the slippery slope to bondage, and freedom is bought with love. When corruption rears its head, you learn that representation is not about power, but empowerment. When criticism is aimed at you, you learn that servant leadership is about being all that you are, doing all that you can, with all that you know for all who you can.
I know I am my grandfather's greatest dream. Now, I am seeking to represent our community, and I intend to hold and propel your dreams of safety, stability, and significance.
This episode is all about our stories and how we got to where we are at the moment. In order to move forward in a positive direction in your life, you have to make plans an action but first of all, know when to move forward hard.
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