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09/25/2026

Today, I was asked, “Share a moment in your entrepreneurial journey when you faced a major challenge or setback.” Whew… that question hit me hard. Thankfully, I had the opportunity to sit with it, reflect, and articulate my experience on paper. And after writing it, I felt called to share it here too, I hope it encourages someone!

My Answer: One of my greatest entrepreneurial challenges came when I stepped into full-time business ownership in November 2021. As I began navigating government, philanthropy, and nonprofit spaces across Colorado, I was often the only Black woman in the room. I carried the pressure of having to prove my expertise while also resisting the expectation to represent an entire community. There were moments when my ideas were welcomed, but my leadership was questioned; when my proximity to community was valued, but the power to shape decisions remained elsewhere. I handled those experiences by refusing to shrink. I strengthened my business systems, documented my results, built relationships rooted in trust, and remained anchored in faith, culture, and the wisdom of community. I learned that access does not always mean belonging and that being invited into a room is different from having the power to change it. That lesson sharpened SIYG’s purpose. I am building a firm that helps move voice, resources, and decision-making closer to community while creating space for women like me to lead without having to surrender who we are ♥️♥️

🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽The last few days in Eagle County reminded me that identity and belonging are not simply values we name; they shap...
09/23/2026

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The last few days in Eagle County reminded me that identity and belonging are not simply values we name; they shape whether people feel seen, heard, respected, and connected to the decisions affecting their lives.

When leadership is aligned with community, it moves beyond proximity and into relationship. It listens with humility, honors culture and lived experience, and recognizes community members as leaders of their own stories and solutions.

Belonging is created when people do not have to leave parts of themselves at the door to participate. It grows when language, identity, history, and experience are treated as wisdom. That is where trust begins, leadership becomes shared, and the work becomes accountable to the people it is meant to serve. I am grateful for the time spent in Eagle County listening, learning, and witnessing what becomes possible when community and leadership move together with clarity, respect, and shared purpose.

Sometimes the work calls you back to where it began.When things fall off the beaten path, when you find yourself chasing...
09/10/2026

Sometimes the work calls you back to where it began.

When things fall off the beaten path, when you find yourself chasing something that looks like success but feels further and further away from who you are, there is power in returning to your why. Returning to your impact. Returning to your purpose.

My why has always been people.

The intricate details of who we are. Where we come from. What we have survived, inherited, learned, and had to unlearn. Our psychological backgrounds. The systems and environments that have shaped the way we think, lead, respond, connect, protect ourselves, and show up for one another.

I am deeply curious about people—not simply what we do, but why we do it. Because when we understand the why behind people, we can begin to understand the systems around them. And when we understand both, we have an opportunity to build something different.

That is what drives me to do this work in community.

Not titles. Not proximity. Not recognition. People. Creating spaces where people can be seen, valued, heard, and understood. Challenging systems that have forgotten the humanity of the people they were created to serve. Helping organizations understand that strategy without people is simply a plan on paper—and impact without relationship will only take us so far.

Sometimes growth is not about going further. Sometimes growth is having the courage to come back to the work where it began, remember who you are, and move forward from there.

My why is people. My purpose is liberation. And my work will always find its way back to community & leadership!

There is something I want us to remember about Black women: We are love.We have loved people while our own hearts were b...
08/27/2026

There is something I want us to remember about Black women: We are love.

We have loved people while our own hearts were breaking. We have shown up for families, friends, organizations, movements, and communities while carrying things nobody knew we were navigating. We protect, advocate, celebrate, tell the truth, make room, and somehow keep finding ways to pour into others.

But our ability to endure should never be mistaken for an obligation to keep enduring.

Anti-Blackness has taught people to interpret Black women’s confidence as arrogance, our boundaries as attitude, our leadership as aggression, and our accountability as conflict. And too often, when multiple Black women occupy the same space, people immediately look for competition.

Who doesn’t like whom? Who’s jealous? Who’s in charge? Who’s the problem?

I reject that narrative.

Another Black woman’s beauty does not diminish mine. Her success does not threaten mine. Her leadership does not take anything from me. We can disagree and still love each other. We can hold each other accountable and still protect one another. We can exist fully beside one another without anyone having to become smaller.

And I want more of that for us.

More Black women checking on Black women.
More protecting each other’s names when we aren’t in the room.
More celebrating without comparison.
More accountability rooted in love.
More relationships where the strong friend gets to be held, too.

I see you. I don’t need to compete with you. I don’t need you to shrink for me. I want you whole. I want you free. I want you loved. And I want us all to win.

Black women are not the conflict.

We are the love. We are the community. And there is room for all of us🫶🏽✨

Community is more than proximity. It is relationship, responsibility, and the intentional choice to care about what happ...
08/24/2026

Community is more than proximity. It is relationship, responsibility, and the intentional choice to care about what happens to one another. In the Black community, collective responsibility has always been part of how we survive, build, heal, and move forward. Our progress has never belonged to one person. It has been carried through shared resources, open doors, protected stories, honest accountability, and people willing to show up—even when there was no recognition attached.

But collective responsibility does not mean sacrificing ourselves without boundaries or carrying what others refuse to hold. It means understanding that our individual decisions have communal impact. It means asking not only, “How do I succeed?” but also, “Who is strengthened because I was here? Who has access because I opened a door? What becomes possible when we move together?”

Relationships are the infrastructure of community. Trust is built when we keep our word, communicate with honesty, address harm, celebrate one another without competition, and refuse to treat people as disposable when things become uncomfortable. Our liberation requires more than individual achievement. It requires shared responsibility, mutual care, accountability, and the courage to remain in relationship while we grow.

We do not have to agree on everything to recognize that we belong to one another. When we choose connection over isolation, collaboration over competition, and collective wellbeing over individual recognition, we create the kind of community where all of us have room to live, lead, heal, and thrive.

Our responsibility is not to save one another. It is to stop abandoning one another.

Still sitting with so much gratitude after receiving the Webb Leadership & Legacy Award from ULF Colorado ✨As meaningful...
08/17/2026

Still sitting with so much gratitude after receiving the Webb Leadership & Legacy Award from ULF Colorado ✨As meaningful as the recognition was, what filled me most was looking around the room and seeing people who genuinely love me, pour into me, challenge me, support me, and continue to lean in alongside me. Community has carried me in ways that an award could never fully capture, and I never take that for granted.

And having my babies there to witness their mama being honored in this way made the moment even more special. I hope they saw that showing up matters, serving people matters, standing in who you are matters, and using your gifts to create change matters.

I carry my ancestors, my elders, my community, and my babies with me in everything I do. This recognition is a beautiful reminder to keep going, keep building, keep serving, and keep making room for those coming behind me.

Deeply grateful. Deeply loved. Deeply rooted. And still becoming.

Thank you to everyone who has shown up, shown me love, poured into me, and continued to lean in and love on me throughout this journey. I don’t take any of it—or any of you—for granted 🫶🏽✨

08/04/2026

As I look toward 2027, I’ve made a commitment to myself: the price is the price. No more discounts, “hookups,” or significantly reducing my fees simply because someone asks. I deeply respect that every business is working to grow, generate revenue, and build sustainability—and mine is no different.

I have invested more than a decade into this work, earned three degrees (with another on the way), and spent years building the knowledge, experience, and results that I bring to every engagement. That expertise has value, and it’s time my pricing consistently reflects it. I will continue to be grateful for every opportunity and every client who entrusts me with their work. At the same time, I will no longer undervalue my expertise to support organizations that have the capacity to invest in quality strategy, facilitation, and consulting but choose not to.

Investing in experienced support isn’t an expense—it’s a strategic decision. The right strategy saves time, resources, and costly mistakes. As my business continues to evolve, so will my pricing. I appreciate those who recognize the value of this work and understand that sustainable businesses require sustainable compensation.

~ Management 🤍👩🏾‍💻

There is nothing like the experience of being in community with Black women. The way we hold one another, challenge one ...
07/30/2026

There is nothing like the experience of being in community with Black women. The way we hold one another, challenge one another, celebrate one another, and make space for one another is a gift I never take for granted. I’m forever grateful to lean in, pour into, and be poured into by Black women. This year’s Health Symposium has been exactly what my spirit needed—a reminder that healing, wisdom, joy, and liberation are often found in the spaces we create together ♥️🫶🏽✨

There is something special about finding people who just understand the assignment. Through the good, the bad, and every...
07/28/2026

There is something special about finding people who just understand the assignment. Through the good, the bad, and everything in between, simply showing up matters. Even more powerful is creating space for one another without judgment.

The love I have for the ’22 is unmatched. I respect our differences, value the way we show up for each other without hesitation, and never take that for granted. This past weekend gave my heart exactly what it needed. I’m grateful for my gang more than they’ll probably ever know. Here’s to lifelong people, shared memories, and choosing each other over and over again. & huge s/o to everyone that came that supports 22’ down😘

22’… What it Do♥️🤞🏽
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“When Flooded, Turn Around. Don’t Drown.”I couldn’t help but stop when I saw this sign because it reminded me that it wa...
07/17/2026

“When Flooded, Turn Around. Don’t Drown.”

I couldn’t help but stop when I saw this sign because it reminded me that it wasn’t just talking about water—it was talking about life. Some seasons will flood you with disappointment, grief, pressure, uncertainty, and expectations that were never yours to carry. We often convince ourselves that pushing harder is a sign of strength, but wisdom knows the difference between perseverance and unnecessary struggle.

Not every path is meant to be forced.

Sometimes the most courageous decision is to turn around. To pause. To choose peace over proving a point. To recognize that protecting yourself isn’t quitting—it’s honoring the life you’ve been entrusted with. Life has a way of sending warning signs before we find ourselves overwhelmed. The question is whether we’ll pay attention or keep pressing forward simply because we don’t want to change direction.

There is no shame in choosing another route when the one you’re on no longer serves your purpose. May we have the courage to recognize the signs, the wisdom to pivot when necessary, and the confidence to trust that another path can still lead us exactly where we’re meant to be.

Sometimes liberation isn’t found in pushing through the flood.
It’s found in believing you don’t have to drown to prove your strength.

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