This episode breaks down why failure is not a signal to stop but proof that you are actually in the game. For high achieving women, failure is often treated like a personal flaw instead of what it really is evidence that you took a risk in pursuit of alignment. Listen as we unpack what it means to take shots before you feel ready, why perfectionism keeps talented women stuck, and how movement not certainty is what brings you closer to your goals and closer to yourself. Follow along on Month 6, Week 4 of the Black Collar Flow Playbook. 

You’ll learn how to reframe missed shots as information not identity, how to tell the difference between reckless risk and aligned risk, and how trusting yourself to recover from failure builds confidence faster than waiting ever could.

Because as Stunna Girl says,
“how you a shooter if you ain’t never shot shit.”

You don’t get the identity without the action. Alignment isn’t found by standing still. It’s revealed every time you take the shot.

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This episode breaks down why being nice at work is not a strategy and how playing small, over-volunteering, or avoiding boundaries quietly pushes you to the back of the line. Listen as we work through Month 2, Week 4 of the Black Collar Flow Playbook to explore where you’ve been playing nice instead of standing firm, what boundary you need to enforce to protect your value, and how choosing yourself first can transform the way others treat you.

You’ll learn how to identify the moments where “niceness” becomes self-sacrifice, how to set one clear boundary that supports your goals, and how honoring your worth shifts your entire workplace presence.

Because as Monaleo said,
“Nice girls comin’ in last, huh.”
You weren’t built to finish last, you were built to lead.

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This episode breaks down the power of your workplace reputation, the version of you that speaks when you’re not in the room. Listen as we walk through Month 2, Week 1 of the Black Collar Flow Playbook to explore who your reputation is for, what you want people to remember about you, and why you must ask the right people for honest feedback.

You’ll learn how to choose someone who actually sees your work, identify the traits you want echoed back, and reinforce one part of your reputation with small, intentional actions this week.

Because as Megan Thee Stallion said,
“I’m present when I’m absent, speaking when I'm not there.”
Make sure the story they tell is the one you intended.

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