Flourish with Delores Delores Sarfo-Darko

A native of Chicago, Modi G is a ‘cancer’ who moves off feelings, emotions, and intellect. She loves hard and the result of that type of love put her into a deep depression. Depression can be a crippling disease, but Modi was and still is resilient and refuses to let it get the best of her. Modi is an Author, blogger, and writer for men and women of all ages. She blogs about controversial topics based on love, life, and relationships. A graduate of Fisk University, Modi fell in love with literature as she earned her degree in English. Modi’s passion for writing keeps her depression and anxiety at bay. Modi G talks to students and audiences about her book with a focus on self-esteem, healthy relationships, and eliminating the stigma of seeking help for mental health challenges. As an HBCU graduate, Modi has a special interest in addressing these issues for black women. 
On our season finale we discuss:
Recognizing unhealthy relationships and learning to choose yourself
The cathartic benefits of writing
Her journey from desiring the approval of others to embracing self-acceptance & self-love
How she got the courage to leave her position as a CEO to pursue her passion
Game-changing lessons she’s learned through running her brand
Therapy Directories - https://providers.therapyforblackgirls.com/ and https://www.psychologytoday.com/us
Resources for Domestic Violence - https://www.thehotline.org/
Mind Over Modi
In Modi G’s own words:  “My blogs are a constant battle with my mind and my heart IN EVERY TOPIC. My heart is the core of me and my mind being the facts and knowledge that I’ve learned and feel in my gut. They battle it out and may the best woman win.”  Check out Modi G’s latest post, “Forbidden Quickie” and follow the journey Modi’s pen creates for her readers. 
Purchase Your Paperback or Kindle copy of Some Women Prefer Hell via Amazon. 
Follow Modi on Instagram:  @JustModi__ 
To Learn More about Modi G, please visit her website itsjustmodi.com.

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Water the grass you have✨⠀⠀
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Tune into episode 32 to hear the full talk I had with my sorority sister, Brittany Bethea of the Alabaster Box Podcast. ⠀⠀
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We dived deep about:⠀⠀
*Our faith in God⠀⠀
*The comparison trap ⠀⠀
*How we walk into our purpose ⠀⠀
*Lessons she learned after being laid off⠀⠀
*Giving yourself grace to mourn loss⠀
*The value of prayer, gratitude, and therapy⠀
*Why you should consider getting tested for COVID19 so you can spend time with loved ones to rejuvenate  ⠀⠀
 

“Love recognizes no barriers. It jumps hurdles, leaps fences, penetrates walls to arrive at its destination full of hope.” – Maya Angelou
Today’s episode is about how I’ve been secretly married for over three months🤐.. You’ll find out why we got married a year earlier than planned, why we’ve kept it on the quiet, and why we don’t want to keep it a secret anymore. It was unplanned and a year ahead of the formal wedding we had been planning for over a year. The pandemic definitely changed our lives & shifted all of our 2020💃🏽 & 2021 plans👰🏾. It’s ultimately for the better because I got a special head start on forever with my best friend. Yes, I still get sad and overwhelmed at the thought of skipping over special premarital events like a bridal shower💔, bachelorette party💔, and Traditional Ghanaian Engagement/Wedding 💔.
We’re still praying that we’ll be able to celebrate with our loved ones & have the wedding of our dreams when it’s safe to do so!
I want us to flourish in love!
 
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I Said This You Heard That Workbook: https://amzn.to/2FkJZ66 Before You Say I Do Workbook: https://amzn.to/3ietDL3
The Big Activity Workbook for Couples: https://amzn.to/35gNJ3A Self Love: Be Unapologetically You: A Self Love Guide for Women of Color: https://amzn.to/3bPiG04
//M U S I C: Yemi Alade - Na Gode Living My Best Life - Lil DuVal Enjoyment - Kidi I do not own the rights of these songs and only play about 8 seconds of it.
//C O N N E C T ♡WHEN I AM NOT HERE, I AM HERE ☆　----- Connect with me -----　☆
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Dr.Natalia Fuller is a Psychiatrist, mental health advocate, and sex therapist. 
Dr. Fuller earned her medical degree from Washington University of Health and Science. Certified as a Sex Therapist by the American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT) through Modern Sex therapy Institute. As a doctor and sex therapist, she has expertise and experience working with a wide range of sexual and relationship issues. Dr. Fuller specializes in working with individuals with mental illness, sex education, discordant desire and infidelity in couples, sexual dysfunction and anxiety, and sexual compulsivity. There is literally no question or concern that is too troubling or difficult for her to help you address.
Dr. Fuller obtained her undergraduate degree in Psychology with a minor in neuroscience and theatre from Wesleyan College. Masters from Walden University specializing in children/adolescent counseling and sex education. 
On this episode we discuss:
How she stumbled into her career as a sex therapist and psychiatrist  The challenge of being a black sex therapist and how she is breaking barriers with her company, Mind Body Sex, LLC The precautions she takes when working with sex offenders and serial killers How overcoming trauma and self-care can awaken your inner sexual Goddess The power you have with your healthcare and medication you are subscribed Connect with Dr. Fuller - 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mind.body.sex/
https://www.instagram.com/dr.canary/
Email: MindBodySexLLC@gmail.com

Evingerlean D. B. Hudson, Ph.D., affectionately known as Dr. Eve, is a native of Charlotte, North Carolina, and first-generation college graduate who earned a Ph.D. at the age of 28. She has a background in higher education with experiences in both academic and student affairs. After years of service in postsecondary education, Dr. Eve decided to switch gears and started her social entrepreneurial journey. She is Founder and Chief Strategist of an entity created to help people thrive through personal transformation and entrepreneurial development. Further, she leads The First-Gen Lounge, an international podcast uplifting first-generation college graduates that has tens of thousands of downloads and has reached more than 50 countries.  Dr. Eve holds degrees from Shaw University (the oldest HBCU in the South) and The University of Southern Mississippi. She is a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, and Vice President of Young Alumni Relations for Shaw University's National Alumni Association. In her spare time, Dr. Eve enjoys mentoring, reading, traveling, food tasting, cuddling with her chocolate lab (Maxwell Alexander), and adventures with her life partner, Dr. James M. Hudson. On this episode we discuss:
Why she left her job and the idea of becoming a college President to pursuing her own social entrepreneurial entity, Evingerlean Worldwide How she prepared her coins before pursuing full-time entrepreneurship How she gains national & local speaking engagements How she navigates pricing for her services How she scaled her company worldwide & built her team Navigating the comparison trap How she pivoted her business as a result of the COVID19 pandemic Effective mentorship Connect with Dr. Eve:
Website: Eve Hudson, Ph.D. | Uplifting YOU in Life and Biz.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/evehudsonphd/

Krystle M. Davis is the Visionary and Founder of I Still Love You (ISLY). She is dedicated to introducing healthy coping skills to individuals struggling with life transitions as well as building and redefining healthy mentorship and community building.  
 
Using a combination of education and knowledge coupled with knowledge of public interest, company’s views, and specific issues, she provided services to organizations and businesses with specialties in non-profit and community events. Through this position, she gained leadership roles such as Director of Community Relations at Fashion For A Cure and co-founder of The Ujima Awards. 
Krystle has also contributed to panels focusing on mental health and therapeutic interventions in addition to developed and presented workshops on topics such as self-esteem building, communication skills among teens, and healthy coping skills. 
Krystle is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Registered Yoga Teacher with an ongoing devoted passion for working with youth and young adults in urban communities and helping individuals and families navigate the demands of life. She also services her community as a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Her goals and aspirations are not limited as she uses her current experiences to continue to grow, learn, serve, and be a service to others. 
On this episode we discuss:
The healing powers of therapy + yoga Being a therapist in the height of Covid19 + #BlackLivesMatter The necessity of being Still so we can be more present Navigating through self-doubt Black Women Superhero Complex Navigating support circles to hold you accountable  How we can support each other when we are not at our best How her passion for yoga developed 


Connect with Krystle using the links below:
Website: http://isly.org/meet-the-founder/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/isly_org/
Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/ISLYorg/