In this episode of Black Women Will Save Black Women, Kamika Dillard opens this week's Fail Forward File with a real conversation about feedback and what happens when you receive too much of it, from too many directions, all at once. Kamika is joined in the sanctuary by Alyceson‑Grace Eke, also known as The ECON Queen, and midway through their discussion, Kamika's Natasha Wig that she is wearing seems to activate her coaching powers. What follows is less of a traditional interview and more of a real‑time coaching moment rooted in clarity, honesty, and care. Alyceson‑Grace shares her journey after being laid off from what she believed was her dream role, choosing rest, faith, and obedience over rushing back into familiarity. She opens up about building The ECON Queen, navigating slow seasons in business and trusting God's timing. The episode closes with this week's S.A.V.E. Strategy: Support: a reminder that entrepreneurship is not a solo act. Alyceson‑Grace Eke, also known as The ECON Queen, is an educator committed to expanding access to academic and financial education across all ages and life stages. A Summa Cum Laude graduate of the University of North Texas with a degree in Business Economics, she brings excellence, clarity, and intention to every space she serves. Socials: https://www.econqueen.com/ https://www.instagram.com/econ_queen https://www.linkedin.com/in/alyceson-grace-eke/ Subscribe to Black Women Will Save Black Women on YouTube and Instagram. Share this episode with a sister who needs it, and join the movement to amplify our stories. Instagram-@blackwomenwillsave Interested in sharing your story, email info@blackwomenwillsaveblackwomen You can find Kamika at: Linked In- Kamika Dillard | LinkedIn Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/kamikatdillard/ Substack- https://substack.com/@kamikadillard TikTok- www.tiktok.com/@missktdillard Threads- @kamikatdillard