A conversation about Sakina's hiatus and time focuses on inner healing.

Host: Sakina Ibrahim is an NAACP Image Award-nominated Author,  Artist, Social  Entrepreneur, and Educator. She has been featured on platforms such as  Aspire TV, Black Enterprise Magazine and Essence Fest and more. Sakina is a passionate woman whose brand focus is creativity, education, and inspiration. She has presented workshops centered in movement,  mindfulness, and self-development at institutions such as Drexel  University, George Washington University (Black Girl  Health Expo),  University of California Irvine, the Boston Women's  Conference, Michigan  State University, the Trayvon Martin Foundation,  and many more organizations and institutions. Sakina is a  first-generation graduate  holding a Masters of Fine Arts from the  University of California, Irvine and a Bachelor     of Fine Arts fro m  the University of the Arts. Her  inspiring books include Big Words to  Little Me: Advice to the younger self, A Hustler's Planner, and Daily  Moves: Affirmations for the  Millennial. Her free online course  "Becoming Your Best Self is now  available as well as her podcast Quest  for Truth- "a place for inspiring  conversations about spirituality,  art, and culture."

Co-Hosted: By Jonnelle Fletcher @itsjonnelle 

A Brooklyn Native and talent manager Jonnelle Fletcher  lives and breathes meaningful connections. Like a divinely updated  version of Glinda the Good Witch, wherein Glinda is re-cast as an  globetrotting, pants-wearing BAWSE, she uses her powers for good: to  connect emerging talent with powerfully aligned opportunities that take  their careers, and vision, to the next level.