In this episode, our host, TyraShange, recaps and expresses gratitude for the gems in Ep. 15 with co-host Queen Chavon. Listening to the episode a second time helped her to realize she needed to ramp up her self-care regimen. She shared new affirmations before inviting listeners to share the episode with their coworkers + potential interview tips.

This episode features, Queen Chavon Ford, who serves over 200 CiskoMeraki employees daily as their Employee Experience Coordinator. We talk networking, relationship building with coworkers, + how opportunities open up when your coworkers know your character!

Many thanks to Queen Poshlyn Lynette Nicholson who stopped by WQL in June to talk about her work with children + teens, spoken word performances + her celibacy journey. At the end, we pray over every woman who is navigating the season if singleness + how to continue walking in God’s unique purpose for their life!

Our host, TyraShange, shares an official statement about Season 2, realizations about rest, and gratitude to the nurturers + a few of our guest queens!

Head over to YouTube for more Black-owned/women-owned products reviews, motivation from our host, TyraShange, and to subscribe to the NEW Sincerely, Tyra channel!

The first episode of Season 2 of When Queens Link features Queen Kia Smith, entrepreneur, writer + self-love advocate! We dig deep into her career, her self-care must-haves + her signature event #WriteYourselfALoveLetter—happening on July 24th! We got a quick taste of the experience she’s curated for 5 years to help others learn more about themselves + walking in their purpose! If you like this episode, purchase a ticket, follow her + share with a friend!

Every Sunday, I ask my teens to list what they’re proud to say they accomplished within the last week. Tbh, I can’t ask them to talk about something that I can’t. So, here’s my list of things that I’m proud of recently. What are some of yours? Share them with us in a comment on our website or one of our socials!

Queen Tammy Love explains why HBCUs are still important, gives us some insight on what it means to be a research analyst at Walt Disney Company + helps individuals in the entertainment industry “secure the contract!”

I left my job this week. Here’s how I chose to resign…