Self-declaration is more than just saying what you want—it’s about owning it. This post dives into the importance of boldly claiming your dreams, setting boundaries, and living in alignment with your true self. Learn how to declare your truth, take control of your narrative, and build a life that reflects your worth.

Entrepreneurship is often romanticized as the epitome of freedom and success. However, behind the glamour lies a stark reality: entrepreneurs grapple with higher rates of mental health issues than their counterparts in traditional 9-5 jobs.

Discover how embracing both culture and wealth can redefine the Black experience. In this post, we delve into ten powerful ways financial empowerment serves our community, from supporting Black businesses and preserving cultural heritage to enhancing education and health initiatives. Join us as we celebrate Bad Girl Fit Week and Juneteenth, exploring the freedom to own our Blackness and wealth unapologetically. Let's challenge societal expectations and embrace a life of comfort, ease, and cultural pride.

Isn’t it ironic? Throughout much of history, without menstruation, there would be no mothers, no babies, and no continuation of life itself. No cultures would have flourished, and no civilizations would have thrived. Yet, there persists a veil of secrecy around this natural process.

Witnessing her child confront similar challenges motivated her to explore her family's history, uncovering a pattern of mental health struggles spanning generations. Recognizing mental health patterns within one's family can profoundly impact mothers, shifting them from isolation to proactive engagement and from silence to meaningful conversation.

Explore the first principle of our Bad Girl Fit Series, challenging the age-old expectation that mothers must constantly deplete themselves. Discover a balanced approach to motherhood that prioritizes personal well-being alongside family care.

You've created something remarkable…Despite these sacrifices, research unsettlingly suggests that the next generation might not preserve what you've painstakingly built. So, what's the next step?

Navigating self-care amidst life's chaos can feel overwhelming, especially for those with busy schedules or unique challenges like ADHD. In this installment, we explore the profound link between health and wealth, acknowledging the struggles and triumphs of prioritizing self-care. Join us on a journey of empowerment and resilience in the pursuit of holistic well-being.

This blog post is crafted to serve as a guidepost, offering our readers a starting point or entryway into an endeavor that, for many, has felt overwhelming, impenetrable, and/or impossible to navigate.

Navigating the entrepreneurial landscape as a mother requires a fine balance between managing business needs and family responsibilities… . This guide offers mother entrepreneurs a comprehensive overview of managing these diverse yet interconnected financial aspects.

As Infamous Mothers, we embody resilience, break cycles, build new generational habits, and forge paths toward financial independence. We are trailblazers in our families, pioneering the journey from financial instability to wealth-building. As first-generation wealth builders, we often don’t know where to start.

I don’t know about you, but I didn’t come into motherhood the “right way.” I showed up out of wedlock, broken down, unsure, traumatized, and scarred. For women like me, the conventional examples offer neither redemption nor road maps for transitioning from how I began to the highest possibility of what I could be. But literature does.

…Black women have used their own experiences to challenge the status quo. Their autobiographies aren't confined to individual journeys; they also illuminate broader issues like politics and societal norms.

Incorporating feminism into one's parenting approach can transform it from a position of sacrifice to one of strength.

In celebration of Women's History Month, we've curated a compelling list of books that delve into the multifaceted experiences of Infamous Mothers—crafted by them, for them, or about them.

When I was growing up, my mom used to say, “I don’t trust no one. And when I’m in love, I don’t trust myself.” At the time, I didn’t have enough experience to understand what she meant. But as an adult, I have an idea.

When I was growing up, my mom used to say, “I don’t trust no one. And when I’m in love, I don’t trust myself.” At the time, I didn’t have enough experience to understand what she meant. But as an adult, I have an idea.

Welcome to our February series— this month's focus is a blend of Black History and Love, and it’s titled Love + Business. This week, we explore examples from Black literature, history, and modern society, focusing on romantic couples navigating the delicate balance between love and success.

“Scared money don’t make money,” so consider taking a calculated business risk. Is this your year to turn that side hustle into a full-time gig? Entrepreneurship means charting your own course and trusting in your vision and abilities. You’ve bet on everyone else. Isn’t time to trust your instincts? Bet on you.

Dive into 'New Year, New Boundaries' with Bad Girl Fit, exploring essential boundary-setting for healing and empowerment in recovery, relationships, and motherhood. Join our journey of self-discovery and reclaiming personal power.