Life of an Empath

In this episode there is no time to mince words, this all real talk and real experiences.  Tonesha is joined by Shedisha Abby who spent most of her career in Management Consulting  and HR and somehow managed to travel to 30 countries.  And, recurring show guest Grace Andrews.  The conversation dives deep into the troubles with business partnerships,  and co-founders as they discuss the root causes, how to know when to leave, and explore why we stay in bad partnerships so long.   Plus, what's going on with OkayAfrica and Essence these days?  This is the roundtable discussing everyone needs to hear. 

It's time for an update on these uncertain times!  Mandy Bynum joins Tonesha on this episode to talk about "uncertain times" in the context of the organizational response.  Pull up and find out more about how businesses are operating now and how the current climate is shaping business currently and what this will mean in the days ahead.  What business practices are going to have to shift in order for employees to trust their employers again?  Also, don't miss Mandy's tools that we need to put in place to make the BLM movement relevant going forward. 

Have you heard the term DE&I but are not really clear on what it is and how it was intended to work?  Tune in and meet Mandy Bynum of Mandy Bynum Consulting and discover more about what DE&I is, the history, the current state of it, and its flaws.   Find out how emotional clarity and organizational level intuitive coaching could be a game changer. Don't miss Mandy's tips on how organizations can reshape the narrative in DE&I and start taking real action now. 

Join reoccurring guest LouAnn Wattley Belk as she joins us on this continuing conversation on The Black Woman's Roadmap to holistic birthing. In this episode, we'll learn about the concrete ways we can create a happy birthing process, make space for ourselves, and also create joy in the post-partum journey. Whether you're a future mom, hopeful mom, or supporting a mom, you'll definitely want to tune in. 

Are you considering getting intuitive guidance but are afraid to take the leap?  Maybe you want to but you still can't conceptualize what it truly is and the the direct benefits you will reap?  In today's episode you will find out more about how Tonesha and Grace met.  Also, Grace details how intuitive guidance has helped her in all areas of her life.  This is the ultimate client testimonial. 

On today's episode Tonesha introduces Coach Q, a Life Coach, Founder of Happy Work Week, and an Air Force Veteran.  This episode digs in to the importance of work ethic, career coaching, and how career coaching should be normalized within the organizational.  Find out how intuitive coaching and career coaching can work together and discover more about Tonesha's Intuitive Roadmap. 

Black maternal health care is in a state of crisis.  Join Tonesha as she explores the foundation and defines the holistic birth for black mothers with birth educator LouAnn Wattley-Belk, Founder of Well Worth Watering.   Lou goes in depth on how to get your mind, body, and spirit right for birthing or even becoming pregnant.  And, Tonesha helps to shape what intuitive coaching can bring to the table during pregnancy and why black mothers need empathy as apart of the process more than ever. 

If you were wondering what happened after Tonesha did her first reading for Beth, this is the episode for you.   Tonesha continues sharing her journey of spiritual development and a necessary component of the spiritual journey that almost everyone resists.  Follow Tonesha through her journey as an empath and through the circumstances that helped her to finally come of out of the closet as a empathic intuitive.