Let's imagine for a second a world where Black bodies weren't exploited for building the economic foundations of the global capitalist system. Where the economic strangulation and siphoning of the resources--both natural and spiritual--of the "Third World" by the West had not occurred. Let's imagine together a world where we always viewed exchange and reciprocity as divine law and communal care. In this world, art and spiritual caretaking are valued and practitioners are supported in being resourced to care for their families, as they resource others to care for their spirits. THIS IS THE WORLD I OPERATE WITHIN. As a Black Single Mother, I am the primary breadwinner for my family, and I invite us into decolonial practice of using our resources in equitable ways--ways that allow expansion and do not support us in exploitation--whether self-exploitation or otherwise.

There is no guarantee of ROI, as that is solely up to your readiness and willingness, and alignment with the work and even with me as facilitator. I can share what is possible:

You may find that you have the courage & audacity to

• quit that job and/or begin that new career you've dreamed about

• finish that passion project

• leave those draining relationships behind and open to relationships that edify you

• f*ck oppressive systems, including oppressive thought systems, and build a new world where you thrive

• experience a joy and freedom separate from what happens to you in the external world

• Name that life you want and make it happen.

• Experience miracles, acts of grace, and awe in greater capacity

Harriet Tubman shows us that this is possible even for those at the farthest margins of society. However, the ability to lay claim to it is dependent upon your willingness to leave all that you've known behind in service of all that can be.

The question is: How much is a new life worth to you?

Those at the margins of society.

Those fed up with what they've been given.

Those tired of their own shit--sick of self betraying, sick of the excuses, sick of settling for a lesser life, sick of blaming others and sick of telling the same tired old stories of victimhood.

Those who are READY.

I can help you get free, but I will not help you get ready. When you're READY, let's get it.

Life has qualified me. My struggles and life path have all led to this. No one can give you a certification in transmuting pain into purpose. It's a choice, and a damn hard one. Yet, in looking back I realize that I gathered all the experiences I needed to be here now.

Let me show you.

Earning a Bachelors in Black Studies taught me about the multiplicity of ways people struggle (and win) against empire. Taught me the value of earnestness, discipline, and vision that I have inherited from my own ancestors. Taught me worldbuilding is my right as a divine human being. My Masters in Public Administration showed me the importance of systems: building systems, evaluating systems, and the ways in which systems operate for the benefit of people or to the detriment of people. My years as an actor taught me how powerful truth in storytelling is for transforming others. Work as an activist taught me about the ego's resistance to change when confronted. Years as a writer and creator taught me how to channel change into format for others to experience at a heart level.

My years as a single mother, as someone who has experienced domestic violence and emotional abuse, who has grown through PTSD, dissociation, depression, and suicidal ideation that our thoughts and the stories we continuously tell ourselves about ourselves and the world we live in are the second devastation of traumatic events. That I can't change my experiences, but if I can change my mind about those experiences, I can experience purpose and greater freedom in spite of and sometimes because of them.

My life devoted to curious exploration with the spirit realm has taught me that nothing is as it seems. What seems stuck and solid may be porous and a breakthrough. That their is power in the ability to observe the world differently than trauma has taught me to. I've experienced unexplained miracles, synchronicities, spontaneous healings, and support that I can't explain.

Why am I qualified? Because I live this. This isn't a gimmick, or an ego boost. This is an outpouring of my life purpose that manifested through immense pain and grief and has been channeled into purpose.