Let’s get one thing straight: cutting off my hair and dyeing it copper wasn’t just a spur-of-the-moment decision—it was a full-on transformation. I thought long and hard about it, and here’s the truth: I’ve spent the last 42 years feeling like a snail, hiding in my shell, moving cautiously through life. But not anymore.

It’s butterfly season, baby. 🦋

Dyeing my hair red symbolizes stepping into my power, claiming the space I deserve, and embodying the vibrant aura I’ve always felt inside but didn’t always show to the world. It’s my way of saying, I see myself, and I love what I see.

What Does "BOLD" Mean to Me?

For me, "bold" is about being fierce, fearless, and confident enough to take the steps—no matter how tough the outcome might be. It’s about not just dreaming big but actually going for it.

This year, I’m embodying "bold" by:

• Financial Growth: Doubling my income and growing my social media following to connect with even more amazing women.

• Fearless Actions: Whether it’s trying a new recipe (and hoping it’s edible!) or launching a new project, I’m all in.

• Living Audaciously: Showing up authentically, taking risks, and creating a life that feels true to who I am.

Calling All Moms: Let’s Get BOLD Together

If you’re a mom who’s tired of playing small, putting everyone else first, and losing sight of your own dreams, I see you.

Let’s make 2025 the year we stop hiding in survival mode and start thriving. Join me for my Rediscover You: Goal Setting & Mental Wellness Workshop for Black Moms on Saturday, February 1st, from 1 PM - 3 PM EST.

In this two-hour session, we’ll:
✨ Set realistic, soul-aligned goals for 2025.
✨ Focus on your mental wellness and self-care.
✨ Build a roadmap to help you show up boldly for yourself and your family.

Click here to grab your ticket before it’s too late!

Let’s Chat!
What’s one bold move you’re making this year? Is it cutting your hair? Starting a business? Or maybe just saying “no” to something that doesn’t serve you?

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Disclaimer: I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, but I am not YOUR Licensed Clinical Social Worker. These blog posts are based on my personal opinions, reflections, and insights and are not intended to be taken as professional therapeutic intervention(s) and/or advice. Further, please note these blogs are not intended to serve as and/or replace formal counseling services. If you are in need or interested in taking part in direct therapeutic services, please contact your insurance provider’s customer service for assistance. You may also consult website such as (but not limited to) Psychology Today and Therapy for Black Girls to find a therapist. If you are located in NC, MD, SC, or VA and would like to work with me, click here to ensure I accept your insurance or check my rates and here to schedule an appointment.