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Happy International Women's Day! During Women's History Month and year-round, it's my honor to salute women making a difference nationwide. Traveling nationally for my own woman-owned business, I see successful women first-hand. Intelligent, talented, hard-working women are setting goals and improving their communities. Check out this article's list of women to know from each state in the U.S. While challenges like the gender pay gap continue, we have much to celebrate! #WomensHistoryMonth #entrepreneurship #IWD2024

Happy International Women's Day! During Women's History Month and year-round, it's my honor to salute women making a difference nationwide. Traveling nationally for my own woman-owned business, I see successful women first-hand. Intelligent, talented, hard-working women are setting goals and improving their communities. Check out this article's list of women to know from each state in the U.S. While challenges like the gender pay gap continue, we have much to celebrate! #WomensHistoryMonth #entrepreneurship #IWD2024

From our blog: Read about 15 incredible women whose contributions to American history and culture should be highlighted all year round!

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In this month's CGC Journal, we dive into the War Waged Against Black Women and DEI. Plus, we ask the critical question: Why do a majority of White women vote polar opposite of the majority of Black women ... and all nonwhite women? We want to hear from you. Join our co-learning community and let's have a conversation. To make substantive progress we must understand the enemies of our progress. https://lnkd.in/gctvFRz5

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Deliverance as an Entrepreneur In the journey of entrepreneurship, deliverance is more than just a word; it’s a necessity. The challenges faced by entrepreneurs often extend beyond the physical realm, seeping into the mental and spiritual spaces where doubts, fears, and anxieties can cripple even the most driven individuals. This is where the concept of a spiritual war room becomes not just a refuge but a strategic battleground. As entrepreneurs, we are constantly navigating uncharted waters, facing battles that require more than just business acumen. The pressures of building a business, securing investments, managing teams, and sustaining a vision can weigh heavily on the spirit. Without deliverance—freedom from the chains of negative thoughts, self-doubt, and external influences—our potential remains shackled. A spiritual war room is where these chains are broken. It’s a sacred space, whether physical or metaphorical, where you engage in deep prayer, meditation, and reflection. Here, you can seek guidance, strength, and clarity from a higher power, tapping into the divine wisdom that transcends human understanding. In this room, you fight not with traditional weapons but with faith, perseverance, and the belief that your journey is guided by something greater than yourself. Deliverance in entrepreneurship means freeing yourself from the fears that limit your vision, the doubts that erode your confidence, and the distractions that divert your focus. It’s about recognizing that success isn’t just about the external achievements but also about the internal victories—overcoming the battles within that no one else sees. In your spiritual war room, you lay out your plans, not just on paper but in prayer, seeking alignment with your purpose. You wage war against the negative forces that threaten to derail you, knowing that true deliverance comes from within. It’s in this space that you find the resilience to rise above obstacles, the courage to take risks, and the peace to keep moving forward, knowing that you are never alone in this journey. As an entrepreneur, your spiritual war room is your fortress, your place of strength, and your source of deliverance. It’s where you remember that while the battles are many, victory is assured when you align your spirit with your purpose.

Why Black Women in America will stay with President Biden in November 2024! It can be assured that not all, but the majority of Black Women in America are probably going to keep supporting President Joe Biden in November 2024 because of multiple factors, in view of political, social, and monetary contemplations:

Today marks the first day of Black History month and as a Black woman in a leadership role, I can’t help but reflect on the valuable lessons I’ve learned from inspiring BIWOC that took the time to pull me up with them, such as Nicole Starling, Renita R., Jacqueline Welch (she / her / hers / ella), Dalissa Cruz, Tameka Tunsil, M.ED, LPC, Lashawn Williams and so many more. Lessons like: 🫶🏾 The best way to build relationships with senior leaders is to be the solution to their problems. 🫶🏾 Don’t be afraid to be direct. The truth can be hard, but sometimes people need to hear it. 🫶🏾 Never undercut yourself in favor of someone else. 🫶🏾 When you’re negotiating, always ask for what you want. 🫶🏾 Prioritize your well-being. The work will always be there. This Black History Month, let's reflect on the impact we have on those around us – you may be the guiding example of another woman’s potential when they look to their left and right. #BlackHistoryMonth #LeadershipJourney

We live in a world where injustices abound particularly for Black women. Whether it's a woman experiencing mistreatment at work that causes her to take her life or a woman's voice being ignored while in labor injustices are rampantly high for Black women. As the CEO & Founder of Holistic Living Consulting, I envision a world where Black women experience equality in every aspect of life. Until that day I will work to provide the tools needed to transform our physical, emotional, and spiritual health. #justiceforall #freedom #blackwomenmatter