There were moments I genuinely felt like the system had already decided I wouldn’t make it. This episode is for anyone trying to finish something while being doubted by the very institution, people, or system they’re inside of... Graduate school, corporate America, ministry spaces, or even family circles. I share the real story of how my graduate program played in my face from September to March. Giiiirl, they were questioning my ability to graduate, creating unnecessary obstacles, and testing my mental, emotional, and spiritual endurance. Also, I share 3 tips that helped me keep accomplish my goal. You can too!! ✨ If you’re ready to accomplish your goals and need support, systems, and accountability, check out my Best Year Ever program: https://mailchi.mp/846ed7b3c73f/the-best-year-ever. Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share this with a sister who needs it. I’m rooting for you.

In this episode, I share 3 reasons why I would never work from home full-time and why I believe visibility, relationships, and presence still play a major role in career growth. While remote work offers flexibility, it can also limit access to promotion opportunities, mentorship, and sponsorship, especially for women navigating corporate spaces. I also open up about a personal experience where someone attempted to damage my reputation at work and how the relationships I intentionally built with coworkers helped protect me in that moment. From daily interactions to intentional connection-building, I break down how being seen and known at work directly impacted my opportunities and advancement. This episode is a reminder that career success isn’t just about performance, it’s about who you build trust with along the way. If you want to work with me and get a better paying job, check out THAT G$RL: Gets Hired: https://mailchi.mp/2f08b1a33693/tggh. Do you have my free corporate woman interview guide? If not, grab it here: https://mailchi.mp/41f57997efe3/the-corporate-women-interview-guide.

Are you tired of people trying you at work? Whether it’s microaggressions, unfair criticism, or outright toxic situations, documenting your experiences can be a game-changer. Actually, it’s protection. In this episode, I break down why documenting what happened helps you stay professional, avoid tit-for-tat, and protect yourself when workplace situations get messy. You'll hear personal stories and client experiences that prove documentation helps you maintain your integrity and even win in toxic environments. If you’re ready to level up your career and land a role you actually deserve, check out my program THAT G$RL: Gets Hired, designed to help women go from underemployed to thriving (new role by July? Yes, please. Peeeriod): https://mailchi.mp/2f08b1a33693/tggh. You can also grab my free Corporate Women Interview Guide here: https://mailchi.mp/41f57997efe3/the-corporate-women-interview-guide. Subscribe for more career strategy and life content. Please share any questions or topics you want me to cover next. Blessings, Sis!!!