On Todays Episode, we have none other than social media Icon Toni Bravo. Bravo uses her digital footprint to help women of darker hues feel comfortable in their skin. You may have seen it on your TikTok or the latest rare beauty ad; however, on todays episode, Toni Decided to grace us with her wonderful presence.. So sit back and enjoy this episode.

Girls that look like me also Matter Ft. Toni Bravo |  A conversation about Setting Boundaries, Colorism, The Beauty Industry, And surviving Imposter Syndrome as a Content Creator

Author, Entrepreneur, and First Generation College Graduate Janell Jay Roberts, offers a timeless young voice of what it looks like, to turn your pain into art. True to her livelihood, Jay Roberts brings an inspiring and accessible podcast that embodies the struggle of being a first generation homeless college graduate, surviving abuse and navigating toxic family dynamics. With relatable, and tangible advice, The "To All the People Podcast" is a journey of overcoming depression, learning forgiveness, and becoming your own sense of self love. It is the raw and not so pretty awakening, needed to help young readers discover and unlock their own unique voices.

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Sometimes your Identity has to crumble in order to find yourself; Today we have none other than Bahja Abdi who uses her platform to help others unlock their full potential. Bahja discusses the not so pretty awakening that comes with losing your identity in order to unlock your own unique voice.  Identity Loss can feel challenging, and abrupt; but here are so key steps, of combating these life changes.  If you enjoyed this episode, please be sure to rate us 5 starts and leave a review.    Follow TATPP  IG; Toallthepeoplepodcast  You Can Follow Bahja  IG: Baahjaaa Youtube: Bahja Abdi   

Your identity has to crumble in order to find yourself, Says Somalian Influencer Bahja; he discusses standing in your truth but staying grounded within your faith

This year is already kicking most of our behinds! It seems as though so many of are mourning a past version of who we are and who we've been. Today, your host goes in depth about the importance of  connecting back to yourself, by doing manual work, yes manual work. This is a great restart for anyone struggle to get back on track!  If you liked this podcast, please be sure to rate it 5 stars. 

How to reset your mind, in order to connect to yourself.

People will hate you because when they see you, they see what they lack in. So in order to be close they will befriend you in order to surveillance you. Give them grace, because they will never see their own greatness. I’ve always been a good scapegoat for people, I’ve always been easy to blame for people. So if you're going through a similar issue, this episode is for you <3 

I've been making people upset most of my life because I know how to Stand my  GROUND! People will hate you, because when they see you, they see what they lack in.

You deserve a mental detox from all of the nuances that are pushing you further and further away from your goals. Today is different from our usual Podcast, This is conversation centered around self awareness and letting go. Today we push you to ask yourself the question, "am I distracted from my goals?" "am I allowing things to distract me?" Today we cover all of the social programming that oftentimes make it difficult for us to see ourselves.    If you like this episode please be sure to give us 5 stars. 

Its time for a Mental Detox; Step 1 to focusing on things that actually matter

There is an unfortunate challenge that comes with being a Black Woman who knows her worth! This week we're joined by none other than the queen of Black Girl Luxury herself, Bria Fleming. Bria is notably known for her role on Bravo's hit show Martha's Vineyard; Where she shares her journey of learning how to overcome self doubt. Most of you have probably seen her on your FYP living her best life at Cannes Film Festival, or Paris. Bria is the perfect depiction of what it means to be Black, bold and beautiful. This episode is filled with so many gems, where she discusses the importance of protesting for your own self and stepping into your calling. Most importantly, this episode is for the little girl who may feel like her dreams are too big. 

Girls that look like me also Matter Ft. Toni Bravo | A conversation about Setting Boundaries, Colorism, The Beauty Industry, And surviving Imposter Syndrome as a Content Creator

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