My thoughts

When diversity is reduced to 'black money' and 'black jobs,' it's clear we have a long way to go. Let's push for real change and meaningful inclusion.

Growing up with less taught us the value of empathy and the importance of helping those with even less. Let's use our experiences to make a difference.

It's time to recognize the real changemakers—those building the foundations of our future. Imagine a world where caregivers don't have to worry about the basics.

Work shouldn't drain your spirit. Let's create a world where showing up as your true self is celebrated, not challenged.

Creating a future where Black women thrive, not just survive. It's time to balance the boardroom battles with spaces for healing and growth. 📷

It's time to rethink who we celebrate and uplift. Let's stop putting the same people on pedestals and recognize those who truly deserve it.

Does Tech cause us to lose our humanity??? A question I have often wondered about and discussed with Ulili Onovakpuri on the latest episode of Sisters with Ventures Podcast What are your thoughts?

Wishing you joy and happiness in 2026

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Showing up consistently makes a huge difference in making people feel less lonely. This might mean investing in consultants or contractors to maintain that consistency. #consistency #loneliness

Black women entrepreneurs face unique challenges in the creator economy. It can be isolating, and systemic issues impact access to funding. Many are ready to openly discuss financial strategies and community support. #CreatorEconomy #BlackEntrepreneurs

Speakers should set a baseline value for their time and expertise. It's important to recognize the effort that goes into presentations and education and to be compensated accordingly. #speaker #value

The racial and gender pay gap is real. That's why one should always be enterprising and have multiple income streams. Brand building, recognition, and speaking engagements can be great sources of revenue. #incomestreams #payequity

A personal website isn't just a relic of the early internet; it's a crucial tool. It can evolve from an online resume to a portfolio, email list hub, and database. Maintaining it, even for a small audience, can be a worthwhile investment in oneself. #personalbranding #webpresence

LinkedIn is proving to be a valuable platform for creatives to invest their time and resources, especially when looking for serious business opportunities. It's where the money resides. #LinkedIn #Business

Entrepreneurs share their biggest investment mistakes in 2025 and what they learned. Vulnerability and honesty are key to growth. #business #investments

Before investing heavily, experts suggest testing potential freelancers with small, low-cost projects. This approach allows for assessing their skills and fit, mitigating financial anxiety and ensuring quality work before committing to larger ventures. #freelance #protip

Many Black women entrepreneurs are forced to work in isolation due to resource constraints. However, reinvesting in the business and building a team can lead to greater success and increased returns. #BlackEntrepreneurs #Leadership

Ever felt unseen in a crowded room? It's a first-time share: even when a Black woman is "used to" being the minority, the weight of that reality can still hit hard. #Authenticity #Inclusion

The struggle is real: feeling the pressure to succeed in a career while also wanting to give everything to a new baby. Who else relates to that "I don't want to fail" feeling? #MomLife #WorkLifeBalance