Build People for Success

Leadership is a multifaceted trait that requires constant learning, practice, and adaptation. One of the most common misconceptions about leadership is that it involves having all the answers and being able to solve all the problems. However, being a great leader is not about being the ultimate problem-solver, but about building people. Great leaders understand…

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Breaking Barriers: How Black Women Over 40 Can Thrive in Multi-Family Real Estate Investing

Investing in multi-family real estate can be a lucrative and rewarding way to build long-term wealth. Multi-family properties are attractive to investors because they offer a more stable income stream than single-family homes and have the potential for higher returns. However, investing in multi-family real estate requires a strategic approach and a deep understanding of…

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Boundaries for Toxic Relationships

Maintaining relationships with others is an essential aspect of human life. It is through relationships that we form bonds, share experiences, and grow as individuals. However, not all relationships are positive or healthy, and sometimes we find ourselves in situations where people mistreat us, abuse us, or simply do not add value to our lives.…

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Building Trust and Empathy: How Associations and Industry Organizations Can Support Black and Brown Women

Associations and industry organizations play a critical role in supporting and advancing the careers of Black and Brown women. However, creating an inclusive and supportive environment requires more than just good intentions. It requires a concerted effort to build trust and empathy with these communities, and to create meaningful opportunities for their advancement. Here are…

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Choosing the Right Path: Why Doing What’s Right Matters More Than Following the Crowd

The age-old debate between morals and ethics has always been a topic of discussion. Although both terms are used interchangeably, they have different connotations. Morals are personal beliefs and values that guide a person’s behavior, while ethics are a set of rules and principles that govern the behavior of a group or society. However, one…

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Learning to Dance in the Rain: Embracing Life’s Challenges

Life is full of unexpected twists and turns. Sometimes it can feel like we’re waiting for the storm to pass so we can finally feel at peace. But the truth is, life doesn’t always work out the way we want it to. That’s why it’s important to learn how to dance in the rain. What…

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Rediscovering Your Worth: A Guide for Women Feeling Overlooked, Undervalued, and Unfulfilled

Every woman’s journey is unique, yet there are common threads that unite us. Many of us feel overlooked or undervalued, whether in our personal or professional lives. Mothers often grapple with the feeling of sacrificing their dreams for their children, and career-driven women may struggle to find balance and fulfillment. If you find yourself identifying…

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Nourishing Your Body and Mind

By Carlene Cai Randolph It’s no secret that Black woman over 40 are often presented with unique challenges. From balancing work and family life to managing health and wellness, there’s a lot of pressure to stay on top of it all. But the most important thing you can do to stay healthy and well-rounded is…

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Finding Your Soulmate: Simple Strategies to Speed Up the Process

Many people believe that there is someone special out there for each of us, but how do you find that soulmate? While the process may seem daunting, there are some things you can do to speed it up and help Cupid’s work along. Consider these simple strategies: People often get so caught up in their…

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Embrace the Spectrum of Humanity: Forget About Placing People into Categories

Introduction In today’s fast-paced world, it’s all too easy to simplify and categorize people in order to make sense of our surroundings. However, this habit can have unintended consequences and even hinder our personal growth. In this blog post, we will explore why putting people into categories is not only limiting but also prevents us…

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