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Women of Color Slay & Play
I got to interview the most recent cohort of the latest Slay and Play Sisterhood: a group of incredible, powerful, vulnerable, deep and playful women of color: Michelle Fujisaki, Alicia Hilbert, Kara Johnson, Kendra Lewis and Denise Li (see bios below) . During this program, these amazing women let go of scarcity, cultural limiting beliefs that no longer served them and defined their own version of success with joy. They delved deep in their identity and bonded in ways that you can only with people who get you. They grew their businesses, started businesses, wrote a book, created art, danced, wrote a song, played video games, created an empire, delegated more and worked less, surfed and skateboarded, got promotions, created additional income streams, made more money, supported each other, delved deep and spoke their truth, all with fun and play incorporated. In this episode, they share this experience.
I am kicking off another cohort in early July and I’m looking for women of color who want to slay, play and support other powerful women of color to do the same. I’m selective about who can participate as I want this group to have the right chemistry. Are you ready to stop holding back your greatness and to be supported? Taking applications here: slayandplaysisterhood.com Apply today!
Bios:
Kara Johnson is a Technical Program Manager with 7+ years in the tech industry. During the Slay & Play program she founded Tidy Digital, a service that teaches people to maintain tidy electronic spaces like email, photos, and documents. Her book, Digital Tidiness, will release on Kindle in October 2021. Kara is of Pacific Islander and European descent. Twitter: @tidydigital, TikTok: @tidydigital, Facebook: @tidydigital, Instagram: @tidy_digital
Denise Li works as a Governance, Risk, and Compliance Analyst in information security. She authored The Ocean Accepts All Rivers: Life and Money Lessons from My Taiwanese American Upbringing and she moonlights as a blogger, vlogger, and personal finance coach. During the Slay & Play program she wrote a super secret love song for her husband, began working with a personal trainer, attained her CRISC professional certification, and got promoted.
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By Wendy KimI got to interview the most recent cohort of the latest Slay and Play Sisterhood: a group of incredible, powerful, vulnerable, deep and playful women of color: Michelle Fujisaki, Alicia Hilbert, Kara Johnson, Kendra Lewis and Denise Li (see bios below) . During this program, these amazing women let go of scarcity, cultural limiting beliefs that no longer served them and defined their own version of success with joy. They delved deep in their identity and bonded in ways that you can only with people who get you. They grew their businesses, started businesses, wrote a book, created art, danced, wrote a song, played video games, created an empire, delegated more and worked less, surfed and skateboarded, got promotions, created additional income streams, made more money, supported each other, delved deep and spoke their truth, all with fun and play incorporated. In this episode, they share this experience.
I am kicking off another cohort in early July and I’m looking for women of color who want to slay, play and support other powerful women of color to do the same. I’m selective about who can participate as I want this group to have the right chemistry. Are you ready to stop holding back your greatness and to be supported? Taking applications here: slayandplaysisterhood.com Apply today!
Bios:
Kara Johnson is a Technical Program Manager with 7+ years in the tech industry. During the Slay & Play program she founded Tidy Digital, a service that teaches people to maintain tidy electronic spaces like email, photos, and documents. Her book, Digital Tidiness, will release on Kindle in October 2021. Kara is of Pacific Islander and European descent. Twitter: @tidydigital, TikTok: @tidydigital, Facebook: @tidydigital, Instagram: @tidy_digital
Denise Li works as a Governance, Risk, and Compliance Analyst in information security. She authored The Ocean Accepts All Rivers: Life and Money Lessons from My Taiwanese American Upbringing and she moonlights as a blogger, vlogger, and personal finance coach. During the Slay & Play program she wrote a super secret love song for her husband, began working with a personal trainer, attained her CRISC professional certification, and got promoted.