Motherhood called me to love fiercely, to dream unapologetically, and to lead courageously. And above all, to trust in the duality of my nature and power—because it is that duality that makes me unstoppable; I can’t lose.

As a first-generation college graduate and entrepreneur, I experienced firsthand how it feels to navigate education, career, growth, and ambition without a roadmap.

We live in an era of unprecedented access to information—yet we also face a diminishing ability to think critically, synthesize information, and apply it in ways that significantly improve our lives and uplift our communities.

Fear has a clever way of shaping the world. False Evidence Appearing Real. That’s the acronym many assign to fear, and yet, how often do we as leaders stop to examine the falsehoods we accept as truth?

Black women keep showing up. Not because they let us in, but because we have always belonged.

With every breath, we have a choice. A moment to inhale truth, exhale fear. To sit with discomfort, to reflect, to decide. And with every breath, we either deepen our understanding of ourselves and the world—or let the weight of history and circumstance pull us under.

"The advancement of all human good, the call to service, and the revolution of social and economic conditions depend largely on the thorough training of the masses," -Anna Julia Cooper, A Voice from the South, 1892

Your competitive advantage is how you create trusted relationships.”