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I’m not building an empire. I’m building a lif

I’m not building an empire.
I’m building a lifestyle.
And it looks like joy, time, freedom, and income on autopilot.

Meet Lavender: Black, brilliant, broken—but stil

Meet Lavender: Black, brilliant, broken—but still choosing herself.

In this week’s episode, I’m joined by debut author Monica McCollough, whose novel Songs of Lost Things: Sonata for the Sun had me in my feelings and full of hope.

This one’s for the girls who had to grow up too fast. For the creatives finding their way back to their art. And for every Black woman reclaiming softness after survival.

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Romanticizing your life isn’t about grand gestur

Romanticizing your life isn’t about grand gestures or aesthetic perfection. It’s about how you experience your own moments.

✨ Drinking your morning tea in your favorite cup.
✨ Playing your “main character” playlist while you drive.
✨ Fresh sheets, a good book, and the sound of rain.

It’s about finding the magic in what already exists. Your life is happening now—why not make it feel cinematic? #liveintentionally

Nikki Giovanni is one of the most celebrated voice

Nikki Giovanni is one of the most celebrated voices in American literature and one of the most powerful figures in the Black Arts Movement. Her fearless, conversational style and unflinching examination of identity, love, and social justice have influenced generations of writers.

I was nineteen when Giovanni’s words first moved me, through an unexpected medium: television. In a groundbreaking episode of “A Different World,” Kim Reese grapples with her identity as a curvy, dark-skinned woman against the backdrop of centuries of troubling stereotypes in American media. The episode reached an amazing high when Kim performed Giovanni’s “Ego Tripping,” and the words resonated through the screen: “I designed a pyramid so tough that a star that only glows every one hundred years falls into the center giving divine perfect light. I am bad.” When Kim declared, “I’m so cool, even my errors are correct,” standing in her dark-skinned glory, I witnessed poetry’s transformative power in action.

That moment crystallized something profound: Giovanni’s genius lay in her ability to weave everyday experiences with deep emotional truths, showing that poetry could be both intimate and universal. Through her words, I learned that poetry wasn’t just about flowery language or distant concepts—it could speak directly to the heart, to our lived experiences, to our hopes and struggles. She made pride not just personal but ancestral, turning self-love into an act of revolution.

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