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Author name: Kimberly Spidle

Kimberly Spidle is a life coach, content strategist, and brand storyteller with over 20 years of experience helping Black women navigate life transitions with faith, clarity, and intention. As the founder of I Hear That Girl, she creates content at the intersection of spiritual growth, soft living, and purposeful self-discovery. Kimberly writes for the woman who is ready to stop surviving and start thriving on her own terms.

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You’re Allowed to Let Life Carry You

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Being Yourself Long Enough for the World to Catch Up

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Why People Keep Disappointing You — And Where Your Trust Really Belongs

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If You Want More, Make Room: How to Get Unstuck in Life

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How to Stop Doubting Myself When I Know I’m Capable: A Higher Self Revelation

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You Have No Worries: How to Stop Worrying and Trust You’re Already Provided For

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In One of Our Kind, we get a provocative new thriller of race and privilege set in an all-Black gated community.

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January’s book pick: “One of Our Kind” by Nicola Yoon.
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