On the quest for success, how important is it for us to see people who look like us in places that we want to go? So often, our ideas of thriving in our lives and careers can be contingent on seeing, and meeting, people are where we want to be. As we're celebrating Women's History Month, I had the pleasure of speaking with Danielle Beale about what it means to do away with societal norms (gender, race, and mental health) and simply be the example for those to come.

Danielle Beale is the Curator of Danielle Beale Consulting. As a Life Coach, Motivational Speaker, Licensed Minister, Mental Health Advocate and Youth & Young Adult Life Skills Workshop Facilitator she is committed to helping persons reach their desired outcomes. Danielle is a native of Suffolk, VA. She is an alumna of Shaw University with a B.A. in Psychology and current graduate student at Virginia Union University’s Samuel DeWitt Proctor School of Theology pursuing a Master of Divinity. Danielle desires to dismantle societal falsehoods such as self-negation at the expense of others by creating an awareness of self-care. Danielle is passionate about helping persons to change the trajectory of their lives!

Connect with Danielle: https://www.facebook.com/iamdaniellebeale, https://www.instagram.com/dbconsulting. Join The First-Gen Lounge Family: www.thefirstgenlounge.com/family.

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