Entrepreneurship was never meant to be a frantic race. Whoever came up with this idea of hustling harder, chasing the bag or grinding until you’re completely burnt out got it all wrong. In fact, hustle is often the result of desperation; a reaction to fear, scarcity or trying to force something before it’s ready. For us soul-led women
BET+’s A Royal Surprise lives up to its name, delivering a charming story of love, identity, and trust. The film stars Jennifer Freeman as Riley, a humble American bookstore owner, and Thapelo Mokoena as Mandla, a South African prince with a secret. Their love story begins in America, where Mandla is living a seemingly ordinary life far from his royal duties.
Award-winning entertainer Keke Palmer blessed the book community with an experience we’ll never forget. With raw humor and authenticity Keke talks about how she learned to be the master of herself and control the narrative of her life so no one or nothing could have power over her. She’s honest about her personal struggles and takes ownership of the boundaries she didn’t set that influenced her actions and some for those around her. Throughout the book,…
Let me introduce you to a book you’ll absolutely love! The author’s writing is captivating, insightful, incredibly relatable and it will stay with you long after reading. Centered around the sisterhood of Black women, Sisterhood Heals begins by sending a powerful message: “the gathering of Black women is sacred, it is magical, and it is healing.” For many Black women, it can be challenging to form and build the type of sister-friendships we desire or seek to maintain.
Crocheting is often seen as a creative outlet, a way to make beautiful, handmade items that bring joy to the maker and recipient alike. But beyond the stitches and patterns, crocheting offers something deeper: a mindful practice that can calm the mind and center the spirit.