Welcome back to another episode of Black Women in Corporate America. This week, I'm on camera (you’ll have to go to YouTube to see my mug)! This week it’s all about the vital importance of staying consistent in our professional lives, and updates on my upcoming paperback, 'Playing the Game While Black Womaning in Corporate America™, dropping this June. Plus, I'm sharing exciting news about Delnic Media's upcoming projects and crowdfunding campaign. If you've ever struggled with consistency or felt the weight of corporate challenges, this episode is for you. Let's keep showing up for ourselves and each other. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe on YouTube, rate this podcast 5 stars wherever you get your podcasts, and support the movement.

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What happens when the fat lady officially sings, and the “dream” job you were counting on slips away? In this episode, I unpack the gut-wrenching emotions that followed being told I was no longer in the running for a role I thought was destined for me. Confusion, anger, and doubt took over, spiraling into self-pity and negative self-talk. How could I have been so wrong? 

Join me as I reflect on the journey of letting go, aligning with God’s purpose, and finding peace in His perfect plan. Sometimes, rejection is just divine redirection. Let’s talk about how we trust, even when it hurts.

Welcome to MAQ Morsels, Volume 1. In this episode, I dive into the origins of the famous phrase 'it ain't over 'til the fat lady sings' and relate it to my own recent job search experience.

From the excitement of finding the perfect role to the emotional rollercoaster of interviews and unexpected setbacks, I share my journey of faith, hope, and perseverance. Help spread the message of God’s love and tender mercies.  

Always, Maq