It’s Women’s History Month and what better time to share my experience as a Black Businesswoman. I know you all are probably tired of hearing about the black woman experience, especially after Black History Month. However, you are here on a black woman’s website and given those circumstances, I feel it is safe to assume
It’s been a while since I did a personal blog, but I was tired. And that’s the very subject I am going to talk about in this blog. It’s not just a physical tiredness I was experiencing. I didn’t really have a word for it until I was talking to another therapist at my job
Social Media Marketing can be so frustrating and the important thing to remember is you do not need a huge following in order to be successful and do well in your business. I recommend you be consistent, but do what you can. If you can post only 2 times a week, then do that. Focus on quality over quantity and remember to be yourself.
I provide mental health counseling from a Christian worldview. I utilize Christ centered tools and resources in order to deliver mental health services. I am not an ordained pastor/minister.
Discipline is key in everything we do. In order to do any and all things we must have discipline. To be creative is to also have a childlike spirit. Children don’t think too deep about things being perfect. They create because they like to and they love what they create because to them it’s a masterpiece.
Trey the Chef are books about my son and the future I envision for him. I would love him to take him to Paris someday, which is also my birthplace. I want to immerse both my kids in different cultural experiences so they can be their best and most well-rounded selves. My hope is that I can provide this experience for all children as well.
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