With just 14 DAYS until book launch, Kemi is opening up about the long road it took to create A Terrible Strength!  

 In this 3-part series she will share what actually happened behind the scenes of this major creative project. Whether you are thinking about writing your own book or are just navigating a long-term goal of your own, there are many gems to learn from how she navigated the years leading up to this release. 

Mentions: 

Jamia Wilson
Tanya McKinnon   

Monique Shields  

 Episodes mentioned:  

Episode 100: Unapologetically Vulnerable — Kemi’s Interview (Part 1) 

Episode 101: Unapologetically Vulnerable: Kemi's Interview (Part 2) 

Episode 159: The Three Ps of Your Career — PURPOSE  

Episode 161: The Three Ps of Your Career — PACE  

Episode 163: The Three Ps of Your Career — PEACE 

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A Terrible Strength: The Hidden Crisis of the Black Womb and Your Survival Guide to Healing  

 See Dr. Kemi on tour:  

Dr. Kemi is going on a national book tour this May and June—bringing this conversation directly to our communities through live readings, real talk, and fantastic co-hosts!! 

If she’s coming to your city, come be in the room. Bring someone you love. 

➡️ View the full tour and get tickets 

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When your career starts to feel like nothing more than a never-ending to-do list, it’s a clear sign that you’ve lost the lead. It’s draining to feel like you're just checking boxes instead of building the life you actually wanted. 

In this encore episode, Kemi looks at exactly how that shift happens and why it feels so hard to break out of. She shares some practical, real-life ways to help you take the wheel again and find your footing so you can finally reclaim control of your career. 

If you'd like to learn more foundational career navigation concepts for women of color in academic medicine and public health, sign up for our KD Coaching Foundations Series: www.kemidoll.com/foundations. 

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We all have a different style when it comes to our careers. In academia and public health, most people fall into one of four categories: the builder, traveler, maintainer, or adapter. 

In this episode, Kemi breaks down these different types of dynamism and the unique value each one brings to the field. By rethinking what a 'successful' career path looks like, she pushes back against the usual judgments we face. 

Tune in to see which style fits you and learn why your specific approach is actually what makes you effective. 

If you'd like to learn more foundational career navigation concepts for women of color in academic medicine and public health, sign up for our KD Coaching Foundations Series: www.kemidoll.com/foundations. 

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Is cycle syncing actually worth it? While this concept has become a buzzword in wellness circles, the episode examines the science behind it, aiming to burst some of the myths surrounding cycle syncing. 

Join Kemi as she sorts through the noise regarding how diet can impact menstrual symptoms and the reality of exercise performance throughout the menstrual cycle and learn how to be more aware of your cycle without falling for the hype. 

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To wrap up our writing series, Kemi re-examines the standard practice for grant submissions and writing in academic medicine. In this episode, she breaks down the flaws of the “submit and pray” mentality that many face, calling for a more structured and proactive strategy.  

Kemi encourages us to move past a reactive approach to a formal protocol that establishes a system for writing and time management. With her unique 5S framework for success, she aims to give us the tools to take control of our writing habits and career path. 

If you'd like to learn more foundational career navigation concepts for women of color in academic medicine and public health, sign up for our KD Coaching Foundations Series: www.kemidoll.com/foundations. 

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In this recent Womb Wisdom episode, Kemi is interviewed by Myleik Teele, entrepreneur, coach, mentor, and community builder. Together they discuss the alarming statistics surrounding cervical cancer among Black women and the systemic issues that contribute to delayed diagnoses and inadequate care. 

Moved by the tragic story of beauty influencer Jessica Pettway, who died from misdiagnosed cervical cancer, Kemi points to this loss as a wake-up call to push the conversation beyond pregnancy and call for a radical shift in how gynecologic care is approached for Black women. 

Listen as Kemi gets real about the preventable factors of cervical cancer. With takeaways on HPV, the need for regular screenings, and the importance of advocating for oneself in medical settings, this conversation is both eye-opening and necessary. 

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Career isolation doesn’t just affect morale, it can quietly shape the quality of your writing, limiting creativity, clarity, and the willingness to take intellectual risks.  

In this episode, Kemi explores how isolation shows up in academic and grant-writing spaces, especially when you are the “first,” “only,” or navigating environments without shared perspective. She highlights why strong writing isn’t built in a vacuum: it’s strengthened through supportive networks.  

Tune in for a perspective shift that may change how you approach feedback, collaboration, and the plan you need to rebuild the conditions that make excellent writing possible. 

If you'd like to learn more foundational career navigation concepts for women of color in academic medicine and public health, sign up for our KD Coaching Foundations Series: www.kemidoll.com/foundations. 

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Menopause is a natural transition that affects those with female reproductive organs, yet society often frames it as a challenge to be conquered. Kemi argues that this perspective is not only misleading but also dangerous. Instead of embracing menopause as a natural part of life, many women are bombarded with advice on biohacking and achieving an idealized version of health. This "menopause gold rush" has led to a flattening of the conversation, ignoring the complexities and risks associated with this stage of life. 

This episode serves as a reminder that menopause is not a battle to be fought but rather a natural transition that requires understanding, support, and awareness. Join Kemi as she explores these important themes and discover the importance of understanding the risks associated with menopause, particularly the rising rates of endometrial cancer. 

 Pre-order Dr. Doll’s Book: A Terrible Strength: The Hidden Crisis of the Black Womb and Your Survival Guide to Healing By Kemi Doll, MD, MSCR 

 Join us in Healing Our Wombs at www.kemidoll.com/womb. 

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As institutions like the NIH and CDC face challenges, many professionals find themselves at a crossroads, forced to pivot their research focus to secure funding while grappling with a loss of passion and purpose. 

But what if there’s a better way? Join Kemi as she explores pivoting versus strategic framing. Learn the difference and how to choose. 

 Coming soon: Applications for the Get That Grant® April 2026 cohort will open to the waitlist. Join here: www.kemidoll.com/gtgwaitlist 

If you'd like to learn more foundational career navigation concepts for women of color in academic medicine and public health, sign up for our KD Coaching Foundations Series: www.kemidoll.com/foundations. 

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In this Womb Wisdom episode, Dr. Kemi dives into the vital findings of the Black Women's Health Study. Launched in 1995, this significant study investigated various health issues affecting Black women including breast cancer, heart disease, diabetes, and fibroids. 

Tune in as Kemi highlights key findings on risk factors for fibroids, including dietary habits, exercise, and age, while also debunking common myths surrounding birth control and soy consumption. 

The episode serves as a reminder that while more research is needed, there is already a significant body of evidence that can help inform better health choices for Black women. Don’t miss this essential conversation that equips you with ways to optimize your womb health!  

Pre-order Dr. Doll’s Book, A Terrible Strength: The Hidden Crisis of the Black Womb & Your Survival Guide to Healing. 

Join us in Healing Our Wombs. 

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