What is self-care for you?   At the Beatless Meet-up Tour stop in NYC, I was asked what does self-care mean to me.

During my first NYC summer internship, I told someone that I was staying in Spanish Harlem with my grandmother over the summer, and the CEO’s assistant pulled me to the side and told me to start telling people I was staying in the Upper Eastside because it would give me a better look.

In March, I participated in Jasmine Sweet‘s social media masterclass in Nashville. What’s been interesting about my return to Tennessee is the amount of social influencers that live in Music City. It’s amazing the type of following they have been able to build in such a small market, but what I love the most about

PayPal’s beautiful New York City headquarters was a great environment to discuss diversity and inclusion. Before the panel kicked off, attendees enjoyed food by Lolo’s Seafood Shack and cocktails sponsored by Ciroc Premium Vodka mixed by Red Carpet Bartending.

Your current job may never burn the passion within, but volunteering can be just the fuel you need to find that passion. According to a Gallup poll conducted last year, no more than 13% of adults with full-time jobs found their work meaningful. As many of us look to our full-time jobs to fill a

Unplugging is an essential step to making self-care a priority this year. Many of us still have a since of FOMO when it comes to letting go of technology and being connected to the cyber world, but we have to do it for our well being. We’ve seen the attachment to our phones and social

Little was a great movie, but it was triggering, and I’m not the only one who felt it. Watching Regina Hall’s character should have been empowering since for the first time on the big screen we saw a black woman tech founder at the helm of a movie plot. Instead, I squirmed in my seat

  When’s the last time you asked for help? Think about it. When was the last time you asked for help after trying your very best to figure it all out on your own?  

  If you are an empowerment event hater, then you aren’t attending events the right way.

Finding Happiness

At the most recent L2L Mixer in Nashville a young woman around the age of 22-years-old asked the panel when do you know when it is time to leave your job.

The Data Doesn’t Lie

  It was so good to be back in the Big Apple for another L2L Mixer and this time we discussed what it’s like to be women of color using our influence in beauty, tech and media to create inclusion.

    If you had the option to choose between attending a brunch with a room full of women who are senior leaders at their companies or attending a brunch with influencers and celebrities which one would you choose?

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