Expanding the Face of Wealth: Get As Comfortable With Our Success As You Are With Our Poverty
“As far as I am concerned, becoming a black woman millionaire is a revolutionary act.” And since I am always “with the shenanigans,” I just upped the ante and asked: Can the women we call Infamous Mothers become millionaires?
Seven Lessons on Building a Business That Does Good AND Well: Because This, Right Here, Is a Whole Entire Relationship…Not a Transaction
Second, I’m learning to own my sh*t. I do this by…
Eight Low-Key Lessons on Accomplishing the Impossible: “Their Limitations Ain’t Got Nothin’ to Do with You”
Had he been brave or bold enough to verbalize his thoughts, I would have simply asked this: Impossible for who?
“Walk It Like I Talk It”: Seven Candid and Down-to-Earth Lessons about How The Word “Self-Value” Has Transformed My Life
As someone who coaches and teaches women principles around becoming the heroes in their own stories, I can tell you from experience and practice that many of us can’t leave that connection to chance. The follow through from mindset to behavior has to be intentional.
Writing on My Terms: Eight Lessons I’ve Learned from Self Publishing
One of the most valuable lessons I share with any writer is the importance of understanding where your future book will fit into the market.
Seven BIG Lessons from Seven Years of “CEOing”
…When I coach or mentor new CEOs, I often explain to them that they are chief problem solvers…
AN INTERVIEW WITH ARLETTA ALLEN
Motivational speaker and all-around powerhouse, Arletta Allen. We interviewed at almost midnight because she was so busy going viral from a message she delivered earlier that evening, that our meeting had to be pushed back.
A CONVERSATION WITH CHRIS CHARLES
A conversation with Photographer and experienced multi-disciplinary creative Chris Charles always had the desire to make things. From childhood comic book illustrations, to using his parent's 35mm camera to discover and explore his passion for photography as a child, to having his paintings displayed at the Brooklyn Museum of Art as a 2nd grader (true story), Chris always had a knack for making the most out of very little.
JUST BECAUSE YOU CALL ME SLUT... (PART 2)
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AN INTERVIEW WITH JACKIE XAVIER, FOUNDER OF MAMA2MAMA GIFTS AND POLE DANCER
First, don’t judge me. This is my first time EVER editing a video—thank you quarantine for forcing me to face my fears. Second, laugh with me and Jackie during this mashup interview.
AN INTERVIEW WITH NATASHA RIA EL-SCARI, AUTHOR OF MAMA SUTRA: LOVE AND LOVEMAKING ADVICE TO MY SON
I talked about this idea of IMfuturism (infamous mothers futurism). Part of that vision included breaking generational cycles...Tonight, I want to share a snippet with you from an interview I had with Natasha Ria El-Scari, author of Mama Sutra: Love and Lovemaking Advice to My Son