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For Black women in leadership, time has rarely belonged to us. We’ve been conditioned to fill every minute — to perform, produce, and prove. We inherited a culture of urgency that glorifies busyness while quietly eroding our joy. Somewhere between excellence and exhaustion, we forgot that our time is not just a resource — it’s sacred. Reclaiming Time as an Act of Liberation Time reclamation is not about better calendars or tighter to-do lists. It’s about reimagining what your

The 4th quarter isn’t about hustle — it’s about clarity. As Black women leaders, you’ve given, led, and carried so much this year. Now it’s time to realign. This season is your invitation to release what no longer serves you, refocus on what matters, and invest in your own power. The best isn’t behind you. The best is last.

Self-full practices to help Black women move from fear toward freedom

You know the moment. You’ve prepared your thoughts, rehearsed your point, and finally speak up in a meeting. The idea is strong, clear,...

Every leader has a story. For Black women, one of the most powerful — yet often unexamined — is our money story. Our money story is the...

It’s a well-documented fact that Black women hold a disturbingly minute percentage of senior and executive leadership roles across...

Photo: Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives at Cornell University Labor Day was created to celebrate the social...

Reclaiming the Sound of Your Leadership When we talk about leadership, most people focus on skills, strategies, or performance. But...

Let’s talk truth, sis. You live in a world that was never designed to see you, honor you, or love you. A world built on systems and...

Shedding the Shields Black Women Wear in Leadership The world told us to be strong. We built armor. Now it’s time to ask—what did we lose...

How Black Women Leaders Can Break Free from People-Pleasing and Step into Purpose We’ve been conditioned to believe that saying “yes”...