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Greetings Reader, How many times have you felt like taking one step forward only to be pushed two steps back? How many times have you unintentionally sabotaged your own success? And how often does that stem from patterns passed down by one of your parents or even both? Generational habits can play a huge role in how we navigate our personal and professional lives, often without us even realizing it. It can feel frustrating, but remember—progress isn’t always linear. Celebrate every single win, big or small, because each one matters. And don’t forget—you are a big deal, the biggest deal. Don’t let humility keep you from recognizing your greatness. Speaking of wins…! I am excited to announce that I’m officially an ambassador for Traverze Culture! 🎉
Traverze Culture is all about reconnecting with African Diaspora roots and creating unforgettable cultural experiences. Their upcoming “Journey Back to Eden” during New Year’s Eve is the ultimate blend of culture, connection, and exploration. ➡️ Culture Conference – Dec 30th ➡️ Cultural Expo – Dec 31st (shopping, Afrofuture vibes + Essence Fest energy!) ➡️ Safari option + extended stays for those looking to relocate to Kenya This is your chance to connect with 200+ like-minded travelers, with an exclusive 12-day experience available for 50 adventurers. I’m speaking at the 2025 Black Travel Expo! Join me in Atlanta, Georgia at the Thompson Atlanta-Buckhead from June 27-29 as we celebrate Black travel culture, create new connections, and unlock travel opportunities. There will be engaging workshops, networking, and cultural experiences that showcase the affluence of black travel and tourism. Get your Boarding Pass By Clicking Here.
I revived my podcast for retinoblastoma awareness. Hear from Leia Hunt, founder of Leia’s Kids, Genevieve McCarthy, the Canadian Retinoblastoma Society president, and Grace Padilla, a neuroscience Ph.D. candidate. They share their journeys of resilience, advocacy, and the importance of community support. This episode delves into the emotional, medical, and advocacy aspects of surviving retinoblastoma while highlighting various organizations, such as World Eye Cancer Hope and Know the Glow, Click Here to Learn more.
I just wrapped up my series as a media correspondent on Kenya with my NPR Oklahoma affiliate, Focus Black Oklahoma. Click this link to listen but be sure to look out for the specific timestamp. Al Walidayn Orphanage Kenya: Timestamp 19:46 Kenyan American Expats: Timestamp 26:40 Kenya Remote Work Silicon Savannah: Timestamp 18:00
Acknowledge where you are, accept your situation, and lean into more courage the next time you face a challenge. Remember, every mentor needs a mentor too. When you feel like you’re losing your power, seek guidance and support from me by using one of my 1:1 or group coaching services. This is not the same as how your romantic relationships recharge you—it’s about finding someone who can help you realign with your goals and purpose. Reply to this message when you are ready!
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