Full-Time Black Woman

In this episode, we explore Project 2025 and how it could affect us FTBWs. If you are not aware, Project 2025 is a comprehensive conservative initiative, which aims to reshape federal government policies and structures in alignment with conservative values. The potential impact on Black women—one of the most marginalized and historically underrepresented groups—could be profound across multiple areas of life. 

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In this episode, we explore Project 2025 and how it could affect us FTBWs. If you are not aware, Project 2025 is a comprehensive conservative initiative, which aims to reshape federal government policies and structures in alignment with conservative values. The potential impact on Black women—one of the most marginalized and historically underrepresented groups—could be profound across multiple areas of life. 

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The fear of failure - it’s that nagging voice in the back of our minds that whispers, "What if you're not good enough?" But what if we told you that failure isn't something to be feared, but rather embraced as a stepping stone to success? Listen in as we unravel the complexities of the fear of failure and discover how to overcome it with courage, resilience, and growth.

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Today we're diving into a topic that's essential for black women navigating the corporate landscape – cultivating confidence and resilience. In a world where barriers and biases can often hinder progress, developing inner strength and resilience is key to thriving in Corporate America. Join us as we explore practical strategies and insights for cultivating confidence and resilience in the face of adversity.

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Life is a journey filled with ups and downs, and sometimes it's easy to get caught up in the big picture, forgetting to appreciate the small moments along the way. But what if I told you that these small moments are what truly shape our happiness and health. In this episode, we're going to explore the power of acknowledging and celebrating those little victories that often go unnoticed but play a significant role in our o...

No one tells you what to expect once you hit the age where you officially become an Auntie. That period where getting carded is few and far between and the grocery clerks call you “ma’am”. It happens in personal life, and also in the work place. Since there is no blue print for stepping into Auntie Status, today we’re going to talk about what we wish we knew before we got here.

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Today we're delving into a topic that has the potential to significantly impact your future – making the most out of your tax return. So, grab your favorite beverage, find a comfy spot, and let's talk about how you can turn that tax return into a powerful tool for building a brighter financial future.

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Today, we're embarking on a journey of transformation as we explore the concept of spring cleaning, not just for our homes, but for our lives. It's time to shake off the winter blues and embrace the fresh energy of spring by decluttering, rejuvenating, and revitalizing every aspect of our lives. Let's dive in!

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We are trend setters, record breakers, culture changers. When something is considered a big deal, you can usually find us at the forefront making an impact or making it relevant. But one question always arises, are we doing the most? The question came up recently in response to #cleantok videos on social media and things got interesting. So today we want to dig a level deeper, and ask do we do the most?

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Black women with the consistent expectation of extroversion leads to exhaustion &  imposter syndrome.  The expectation of black women being extroverts in workplace environments in the office or remotely, could be perceived as our “appreciation” for being invited in those spaces.  What spaces?  The spaces catered to middle class, white men… Corporate America and academic institutions.  Today we are going to discuss the issues bl...