Mia Williams

The only limit to our realization of tomorrow is our doubts of today. #91dayyear #liveonpurpose #HaveyourBestWeek #HBCUbiz #HBCU #Blackbusiness #GrowYourBusiness #4GChallenge"

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The only limit to our realization of tomorrow is our doubts of today. #91dayyear #liveonpurpose #HaveyourBestWeek #HBCUbiz #HBCU #Blackbusiness #GrowYourBusiness #4GChallenge"

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Discover how recognizing and embracing your value can elevate your entrepreneurial journey. We’ve compiled essential steps for Black women to confidently navigate the business world and build generational wealth. 🚀 https://lnkd.in/enXD2hsc #ElevatebyGrameen #ElevateWithUs

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For a long time, I thought being constantly busy and exhausted meant I was doing it right. I told myself that carrying all the weight every decision, every detail was part of being a strong leader. I thought it showed my strenght as a woman, especially a Black woman. But I was stretched too thin, overwhelmed, and losing sight of why I started in the first place.  It hit me one day when I realized I wasn’t just tired, I was dreading parts of building a business. Tasks that drained me, decisions that felt too much, and the constant pressure to keep everything together. As a creative, I detest any kind of administrative work but I didn't want to admit it. As women, we think that we need to have everything together, even as we're falling apart. I thought letting go of some of it meant I wasn’t capable, but the truth is, trying to do it all wasn’t sustainable.  I started paying attention to where my energy was going. I got honest with myself about the things that left me mentally and emotionally drained. Then, I started letting go of what wasn’t mine. Initially, it wasn’t easy, but the space it created changed everything.  You don’t have to do it all. Sometimes, the most productive thing you can do is let go of what’s holding you back and focus on what truly moves you forward.  What’s one thing you can let go of this week to protect your energy?   #women #leadership #entrepreneurship #burnout

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Black Dreams are powerful tools, to close the racial wealth gap. Book a session with us today. #wealthgap #Blackdreams #KCGIFT

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As we usher in the next generation of Black business leaders, it is imperative that we have platforms that reflect our experiences, challenges, triumphs, and aspirations through a fresh and authentic lens.

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It was an honor to have one of my work clients on the cover of Black Enterprise. Cam’ron is the true definition of betting on yourself. Whether it’s confounding Dipset, starting several brands, or even his own network with various sports talk shows, he continues to redefine himself as an entrepreneur. Read the full article below: https://lnkd.in/gyNian-a

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A dynamic growth vision is not just about setting goals but about continuously realigning them with the evolving landscape.. #91dayyear #liveonpurpose #HaveyourBestWeek #HBCUbiz #HBCU #Blackbusiness #GrowYourBusiness #4GChallenge

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A dynamic growth vision is not just about setting goals but about continuously realigning them with the evolving landscape.. #91dayyear #liveonpurpose #HaveyourBestWeek #HBCUbiz #HBCU #Blackbusiness #GrowYourBusiness #4GChallenge

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🚨 New Interview Alert! 🚨 "There Will Be Black People in the Future" with ✨ Christelle Mombo-Zigah I'm thrilled to announce the latest episode of narrAtIve: The Road to 100, featuring the brilliant Christelle Mombo-Zigah — author, tech professional, and founder of DigitalColorism.com. Christelle brings her passion, expertise, and unapologetic vision to the table as we explore what it takes to build a future that includes and uplifts everyone. We talked about: 🌍 How she’s transforming digital spaces to ensure marginalized voices are seen and heard. 📖 The powerful work she’s leading at DigitalColorism.com to reclaim narratives. 💡 Why representation in AI and tech isn’t just important — it’s essential. This conversation challenged me in all the right ways and left me even more inspired to push the work forward. 🔗 Check out the full interview at https://lnkd.in/e6PmcKQF Christelle’s perspective is a reminder of why this work matters so much — it’s about more than innovation; it’s about legacy and ensuring Black excellence is part of the blueprint for the future. Let me know what resonates with you after you watch. Let’s keep building and dreaming together. Black AI Media™ #Narrative #RoadTo100 #BlackExcellence #DigitalColorism #RepresentationMatters #AIAndTech #BlackAI

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Championing Authenticity in Black Cinema Storytelling Join us as Michael Dennis, founder of Reel Black passionately advocates for responsible and diverse storytelling in black cinema. Discover the profound impact of authentic portrayals and the importance of representation that resonates with all audiences. Let's elevate black narratives and ensure they are rich and truthful! #DiverseStorytelling #BlackCinema #RepresentationMatters #AuthenticVoices #HollywoodNarratives #CulturalImpact #StorytellingResponsibility #EmpowermentThroughArt #TruthfulStorytelling #CatharsisInCinema

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Did you know that August is National Black-Owned Business Month?🌟 Join us in shining a light on the amazing work these businesses do to sustain our community by tagging a business you want to spotlight in the comments below. 🔦👇 #NationalBlackOwnedBusinessMonth #SupportBlackBusinesses #WomenInBusiness #AtlantaWomensFoundation #AWF #Empowerment #CommunityImpact

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