Tell em why you mad, sis! Speak what you REALLY feel Jennifer Black

Most of us are not aware of the sensation we have in our bodies when we pay bills, look at our accounts, send invoices, etc., but those are responses to financial trauma. In this episode, my special guest and fellow coach Vangile Makwaka dives deeper into what financial trauma is and how you can start to heal from it.

Learn more about Vangile and her business Wealthy Money, on her website https://www.wealthy-money.com/ 

In many African American communities we are not taught financial education, we are taught survival. We live paycheck to paycheck and never build any generational wealth. But it’s time for that to change! It’s time for us to shift from surviving to thriving. And in this special episode, I sit down with Sarry Ibrahim to talk about just that. Sarry runs a financial services firm called Financial Asset Protection and he helps clients solve all types of financial problems.

Find out more about Sarry on his website ThinkingLikeABank.com

Something that my mom instilled in me at a young age is doing what was best for me and no one else. And, when you’re going through struggles or pain, that is some of the best advice you can get. In this episode I talk about how to overcome adversity and that includes processing emotions, using discernment, and never quitting.

It’s no secret that I am a reformed “angry Black woman,” so I know a little something about the dark night of the soul, how to recognize it and push past it. In this episode, I sit down with Lori Dodson, my sister in Christ and fellow life coach, and we discuss just that. We also talk about showing up as your full self with all your perceived flaws, and transitioning from trusting the God outside of us to trusting the God inside of us.

Check out Lori on Facebook and Join her Facebook group, The Abundant Life Collective

In this solo episode, I talk about standing your ground and having the wisdom to know when and when not to advocate for yourself. I also touch on knowing who you are and whose you are, and navigating life with integrity.

Physical, emotional, and spiritual protection are absolutely needed right now. Especially for women, who can be seen as targets, and at many times don’t feel protected at all. So today I sit down with Jarrell Wallace, self-defense and MMA instructor and we dive into the ways women can protect themselves.
Check out Jarell on Instagram @Fit2Defend101 and Facebook @Fit2Defend