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Let’s talk about something we often whisper about, but rarely dive deep into: our menstrual cycle and its rollercoaster impact on our mental health. If you’re anything like me, every month feels like a new adventure (or challenge) as we navigate the waves of PMS, PMDD, and everything in between. Understanding the Impact Have you …
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I don’t like bugs. However, I have a certain respect for spiders and ants. Why? Because they stay in their lane, and mind their own business. And there’s a lot we can learn from our teeny tiny co-existents. They are usually out of sight, as not to bother me. In this week’s podcast episode, I …
In the Season 4 debut episode of The Dope Black Chick podcast, Isis discusses the complicated sacrifice of a leader. Specifically, people with leadership qualities. Isis talks candidly about how stifling and lonely the role of “leadership” can truly be. We analyze the concept of leadership versus personality traits and how this blurring can cause …
I was watching a documentary on PBS Frontline about Jeff Bezos. It talked about the rise of this billionaire powerhouse which I honestly hadn’t really researched. What blew me away was the Amazon mantra. It was talked about by one of the ceos. It was jaw-dropping to the interviewer and to me. Shop H.E.R. x …
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In this episode of The Dope Black Chick, Isis talks about how our life journey and experiences can feel like a literal BATTLE. How do you recover from the attacks and how do you recover from loss? We also take a side step into transparency as Isis shares how the idea of “Perfection” has even …
How often do we speak about how great a person is AFTER they’ve died? In this episode of The Dope Black Chick, we talk about how acknowledging others directly contributes to our Happiness Jar.
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