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Monday, April 22, 2024

Conversations with Friends S.3 EP.7 "The Public Portrayal of the Black w...



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Tuesday, March 23, 2021

Let's Talk: Sister Sister



Check out the Careerist Project discussing our joint project and individual project! 

Careerist Project: www.careeristproject.com


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Thursday, October 27, 2016

Brown Girl Coaching

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Manifesting Your Greatness Through Goal Setting: How to Set Simple and Achievable Goals

Manifesting Your Greatness Through Goal Setting: How to Set Simple and Achievable Goals
This e-book workbook will help you become a better go-getter and goal-getter and glow up your life by setting short- and long-term goals. This goal-setting workbook is for individuals looking to become better goal-setters and goal-getters. The workbook consists of the importance of goal setting, why making excuses will not help manifest your vision or goals, how to become a SMART goal-getter, and how to FACEFEAR through goals, action steps, and daily inner work. This is an easy and organized workbook for those who need clarity, direction, and guidance on becoming go-getters.

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