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On this episode, Tia discusses the transition of staying safe in a pandemic to staying sane while being socially isolated. She also shares tips on how to cope with seasonal depression.
Hi my name is Tia and I am a woman in transition because who I have become conflicts with who I am destined to be so I am unbecoming in order to find myself again.
In this mini episode, Tia shares some tips on how to reignite your flame after experiencing burnout. This episode is dedicated to the strong friend, the super mom, the wonder woman, and the girl boss who is tired of lighting everyone else's candle.
In this episode, Latrice shares how giving 110% of yourself to your family, friendships, and career is a struggle and requires you to take care of yourself first. She gives us THE REAL on how motherhood affects marriage and raising a daughter and discipling the YOU out of your child. We also talk how going from having a busy social life to being stuck in the house due to the pandemic while adjusting to a new role at work and homeschooling her daughter has most definitely taught her to not put pressure on herself to do everything perfectly. Listen what advice Latrice has to the women who are overwhelmed by being Full Time everything.
In this episode, Jennifer Allen who is an elopement and pop-up wedding planner shares her story on how she got married 5 days after getting engaged and how planning her EPIC wedding led her to her business Just Elope.
We also talk about pivoting her business during COVID, how BLM affects her as a mother to 2 boys, working full-time and running a full time business, planning marriage and not the wedding, and how she made it to 10 years of marriage after meeting her husband on MySpace.
Check out https://www.accordingtotia.com/listen for show notes and to submit questions for Tia to answer on the show.
In this episode, Dominique shares her how becoming a teacher led her into politics. Dominique also shares how advocacy and policy affects the classroom, how she manages her mental health during today's social climate, and what she expects from black women today.
She is running for Louisiana's Democratic State Central Committee (DSCC) [District 65 A] and the local Democratic Parish Executive Committee (DPEC) [District 8]. Check out her website for more information.
https://www.domdallas.com/
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