PinnedMember-only3 Ways to Identify Anti-Blackness in the Workplace (& Life)Rooted in Lived Experience It’s revolutionary to have co-designed a space to talk about the hard things. This subjective reality, an embodiment of the Lovelution I could only dream of 8 years ago, when I coined the term as how I wanted to feel in life. leadership, and business. …Anti Blackness8 min readAnti Blackness8 min read
Sep 16, 2022Member-onlyFrom Disappointment to Discernment3 Truths to Move Forward On Thursday, September 1 — the first of the month, I sat with disappointment while asking myself the question: Is it your day one or your one day? That day, I chose to make it my day one. The invitation to pour into the truth of the moment and practice…Emotional Intelligence4 min readEmotional Intelligence4 min read
Mar 18, 2022Member-onlyNo More Silent Strength 🚫Let’s Talk about Anti-Blackness Earlier this week, I was reviewing Monday’s email — Who’s holding you accountable? — with my business and marketing coach, who pulled out this hidden gem 💎 I have worked hard* with bite-sized and deliberate action every damn day to heal from the workplace trauma that when unraveled has in…Black Women3 min readBlack Women3 min read
Oct 28, 2021Member-onlyA Quest for Sustainable SovereigntyAs I round the corner of my first year of being a full-time CEO, I am reflecting on a series of questions answered 6 months ago on the Aries New Moon: What does your inner child want? Where does the fire energy live in your body? Where in your life…Sustainability4 min readSustainability4 min read
Sep 23, 2021The process sounds fascinating.11Lee Lee McKnightIt's definitely still a work-in-progress 💯 Here's to the JOY of practicing sustainable sovereignty…It's definitely still a work-in-progress 💯 Here's to the JOY of practicing sustainable sovereignty 👑 #IntentionalJustice1 min read1 min read
Sep 3, 2021Member-onlyA Case for Radical RestA movement for rest is picking up steam among Black women ✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿 Personally, I am so grateful for the growing movement and support of rest. We see it in the Nap Ministry’s sermons. We see it in Amanda Miller Littlejohn’s excellent Washington Post piece, Black professional women are exhausted. …Motherhood3 min readMotherhood3 min read
Apr 22, 2021Member-onlyNo Justice, No Peace: When Will Black Bodies Matter?I am heartbroken 💔 Wednesday it hit me hard and it was uncomfortable. While the guilty verdict of Derek Chauvin for the death of George Floyd felt like a moment of Justice, the system of Supremacy continued to operate as it’s designed to do when a Columbus police officer shot…BlackLivesMatter3 min readBlackLivesMatter3 min read
Apr 17, 2021Member-onlyOne Year (and One Month) LaterIt’s been 3 weeks since my daughter, Jaylin’s First Day @ School. 18 days to shift into a new schedule and new habits. And, quite frankly, rest and reflect. Because the first quarter of 2021 has been a doozy. And, let’s be honest… IT. HAS. NOT. LET. UP. A reminder…Parenting10 min readParenting10 min read
Mar 29, 2021Member-onlyParenting in the Pandemics: First Day @ SchoolIt’s 10:30 am on Monday, March 29th, and I am cherishing the silence. Well, actually the birds are chirping reminding me that spring is here. It’s also the first day AT school. My daughter, a Kindergartener in the Berkeley Unified School District is back at school for in-person learning for…Parenting4 min readParenting4 min read
Aug 26, 2020Member-onlyParenting in the Pandemics: Silence IS ViolenceOffering a window into the lessons of grief, surrender, and Liberation as a parent in the intersecting pandemics of COVID-19 and Anti-Black Racism. Let’s begin where I left off in Looking Into My Window…Pandemic5 min readPandemic5 min read
