We live in a world obsessed with results. We’re conditioned to measure success in major milestones like new jobs, big launches, book deals, six-figure months, dream bodies, dream houses, dream everything. But here’s the truth: most of life isn’t a grand arrival and progress isn’t always loud.
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When we were younger, friendship was simple. It was sitting together at lunch, playing tag at recess and if you fought, making up over a pack of skittles or a shared cone of ice cream. Hurt feelings were patched with hugs and promises to always be friends, no matter what.
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I love Tyler Perry’s shows and one of my favorites is Zatima. If you haven’t had a chance to watch it yet, it’s on BET+ and it’s about a couple named Zac and Fatima, who navigate their careers, relationship, friendships, trauma and the world together.
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Virginia is the epitome of a Wellthy Woman—a trailblazer in her own right, a creative activist and an example of what living authentically looks like. Coming from a family of changemakers, her life’s work is rooted in a legacy of equity, justice and shalom—which she defined as a beautiful concept of peace and wholeness.
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Black women in Hollywood are still hugely underestimated—so much so that we often don’t even know the names of the incredible creatives behind the stories that move us. Nkechi Okoro Carroll is one of those visionaries. I’ve rewatched All American seasons 1 through 6 five times (yes, five times!) because it’s just that good, and Found (check out a snippet in the video) has officially become a date-night-in staple for me and my husband.
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