The decision to work from home as hybrid or fully remote, or to return to the office five (5) days a week falls into the lap of the individual. Employers versus employees will always be up for discussion but the identity of the "employee" and the "employer" sing different tunes and rhymes nowadays. The true work is discovering the identities of each and creating its unique cultural identity and racial identity.

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Holding on to the last man and forgetting to address the woman in the mirror with the residue is a recipe for disaster. Join me and Natalie Lue,

in this powerful conversation about leaving yourself behind and why it is crucial to your self-care. Are you missing out on true self-love because of pride?

This podcast episode addresses mothers who let their teenage daughters get married before the age of 18, and the resentment that the daughter feels many years after her young marriage failed, or she has stagnated in her life because of her adolescent decisions.  

You see her often and you pass her daily but her scars are away from your eyes. She once fought fiercely to break away. Her mind needed to be free because her soul was vexed. Her giggle and grin fool you into thinking she is the luckiest girl in the world. However, her reality behind the closed door is quite different.

When a woman recalibrates, she allows herself the moment to stop and reassess. 

The "Love Me" poem is spoken to remind the woman waiting to be chosen that she must first find herself, embrace herself fiercely, forgive herself, and love the woman in the mirror.

Episode 2: When was the last time you looked her (yourself) in her eyes and were honest?

Wondering where to begin or how to stop is sometimes complicated when you are unsure of where you are mentally, emotionally, physically, psychologically, spiritually, and even financially. Your life and the control you have over it requires your full attention. After everything you and I have experienced over the last three years, it is critical to stop watching your life play out and begin to live fully in this life you were given. It starts with knowing you. This time I dare you to focus on Me, Myself, and I.

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Often times the shame of being single is overwhelming for women over 35 because the weight of society's belief is surmounting. What if I told you that you can become healed and whole in your singleness? In this episode, Shani Silver and I discuss what it takes to become content in being single and how to learn to love yourself before love comes around again. 

Shani Silver is a writer and the author of the Refinery29 series Every Single Day. She writes about the single life, travel, beauty, and other topics.

Poetry saved the life of domestic violence advocate Neisha Rimes and the power in her voice propelled her to start the healing journey. The more she took the stage the more her self-confidence began to grow. We are discussing court advocacy for individuals seeking protection and the journey to navigate the court system. Listen to Neisha Himes and me discuss some of the unknowns faced when an individual has to appear in court.

Neisha Christine Himes is an award-winning and nationally recognized activist and motivational speaker. After leaving a 5-year long abusive relationship, Neisha began telling her story years later via her gift of spoken word, and to date uses her talent as a method of bringing awareness.

Get anchored in self-love with Chantelle Branch and Karon Fayerweather and unlearn patterns that are not impacting your life. Identify a phrase that you use often but no longer resonates with the character of the woman you are becoming. Now find the opposite of that phrase and choose to use this phrase instead of the one you are used to saying. There is a level of intentionality that has to be applied in order for you to see, hear, or feel results. 

Karon Fayerweather is a women's empowerment speaker and author who teaches women how to navigate emotional abuse and trauma related to it.