Originally published February 15, 2022 We need intuitive leaders in our world now more than ever, but what does it truly mean to be an intuitive leader? And how do leaders step out on their path in a way that is nourishing and aligned with what this world needs? This is the first in a series of articles that I will be writing about what it means to be an intuitive leader and how to begin stepping into your limitless leadership potential. This specific article highlights the

How my healing and self-love journey brought me closer to my Higher Self Originally published December 28, 2021 Trigger warning: Physical, sexual, and emotional assault and abuse Let me begin with a disclaimer: I am not a licensed mental health therapist. I am not an expert on trauma. I am, however, an expert on my trauma. I am also a shaman and an etheric translator or divine channel, which basically means that I interpret and communicate messages from the non-physical o

And that you are ready to step into the role fully. Intuitive leadership is a term that tends to get thrown around and can be a bit ambiguous. I’m here as a leadership expert, shaman, and divine channel to help unpack this concept and provide guidance in the process.   What is an intuitive leader and why do we need them?   Put simply: an intuitive leader is someone in a position of power or influence who tends to rely on more than facts and figures to make decisions. Data is

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Nearly two years ago, I was pregnant with my son when I decided to stand up my consulting business. I was just entering my second trimester, and amidst waves of nausea and exhaustion like I had never experienced before, I was also wrestling with feelings of unease and anxiety about how becoming a mother would affect my sense of self. After having grown up as a caretaker for my siblings in a single-parent household (an experience not unique to many people of color), I had work