In this episode Host Leslie Denman and guest Katrina Lokko have some real grown woman talk about what it means to be a Kingdom Woman.  

Tune in to learn how to step into your role and how to challenge the false narratives of what it means to be a Kingdom Woman.

Learn more about guest Katrina Lokko at

https://www.katrinalokko.com/

https://www.facebook.com/KatrinaLokko/

https://www.instagram.com/katrinalokko/

Dr. Aprill Harmon and I have a candid conversation about the good, bad, and ugly when it comes to black women and leadership. 

This is a conversation that we often have behind closed doors but it is time to have this uncomfortable conversation publicly.

Grab your favorite beverage and lean in as we talk about How to Lead Authentically as a Grown Black Woman. 

About Dr. Aprill Harmon

Dr. Aprill Harmon is a Leadership Development Specialist  and motivational speaker who helps leaders lead organizational change. 

www.coachaprill.com

https://www.facebook.com/draprill/

https://www.instagram.com/coachaprill/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/coachaprill/

Imagine sitting with your girlfriend and taking a trip down black history lane and discovering some secret gems along the way.  

That is exactly what happened in this episode with guest Lady Trenette Wilson.

Tune in a learn what it means to be Royal. Black. and Elite.

Lady Trenette Wilson

Confidence Catalyst, Social Historian and Business Booster, former teen parent and etiquette expert Trenette Wilson, professionally known as "Lady T" is an award-winning author and leading voice in program and curriculum development for urban communities.  As the founder of the National Association of Urban Etiquette Professionals (NAUEP), the largest etiquette association in the nation serving 20,000 annually through etiquette, debutante, and life-skills training, Lady T provides lectures, training and certifications for schools, colleges, businesses, churches, and community organizations.  

With more than 25 years of etiquette, youth development and nonprofit training, Lady T's scope of experience, training and knowledge will ignite your audience for their PURPOSE!

With the coming of each new year, we must challenge ourselves to go higher and in this episode Coach Leslie shares 8 things we will no longer being doing in 2021, call a friend and tune in.

Do you have a product or service to share with the world?  Do you struggle with how to let people know about it? This episode is just for you. Join host Leslie Denman and her guest, Ms. Evelynn Jones the Curious Cat Copywriter to learn how to build your brand and share your message with effective copywriting.  Learn the Do's and Don'ts along with some other simple tips to build your brand authentically.

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October is Breast Cancer Awareness and Domestic Violence Awareness month and I wanted to close out this month with an ah-ma-zing woman who has not only survived domestic violence but found a way to thrive.  Tune in the hear the inspiring and empowering story of LaNelle Renfro Faulk.

Learn more about LaNelle:

https://www.facebook.com/LRenfro001 

https://www.instagram.com/dyvynegroup

https://lrenfrofaulk.com

http://www.dyvyne.com

https://www.wearesurvivorsfoundation.org

As women we are quick to be sorry.  Sorry for this and sorry for that.  Tune in to this episode as Coach Leslie shares some simple tips to stand in your personal power and how not to say sorry but say this instead.  

If you are not experiencing the massive success that you desire and deserve, it could be that one or more of these 7 Deadly C's are present and active in your life.  Let's have a conversation about what they are and what we can do about it.  

We are preparing to enter into a new year and a new decade, and we are not going to do it half steppin'.  Girlfriend, it's time to position yourself for success in 2020.  This conversation is all about you putting on your big girl panties to make it happen.  Grab your favorite beverage and let's talk about the ten things you must have to succeed in 2020.  

As we prepare for the holidays, we experience many emotions.  In this conversation we talk about what is most important and steps you can take to avoid the family drama this holiday season.  

Grab your favorite beverage and call the other grown black women you know and let's get this conversation started.