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Chef Mariya Moore-Russell, the first Black woman to earn a MICHELIN Star, is reiventing herself and the culinary experience. She shares her journey and how she is shaping her future. 

Cover photo credit: Margo Popio

Hello, Felicia Ann Rose Enuha!

Creator, executive producer and host of Trill MBA Show - The Career Management Podcast for Black women, opens up about the importance of self-awareness as a career tool.  

Check out our story on self-awareness and why you need it to thrive! 

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Danielle Miller: The Reality of Workplace Drama

By Raslyn C. Wooten | December 2, 2023 |

Danielle Miller of Basketball Wives: Orlando is no stranger to playing to win, but she is finding that the basketball court and Reality TV are two different workplaces with very different colleagues. One thing she is prepared for is defense.

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The Carnivore Diet Hype: Is It Safe for Black Women?

By Raslyn C. Wooten | December 2, 2023 |

The Carnivore Diet is all the rage, but some Black women are skeptical. Many are triggered by cholesterol and blood pressure risks associated with a diet heavy in meats and fats. We explore whether this diet lives up to its hype.

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I AM: Telling Black Women’s Stories of Coping and Thriving with Anxiety

By Raslyn C. Wooten | December 2, 2023 |

Black women with anxiety often suffer in silence wearing a mask of strength and perseverance. I AM is a documentary about women who cope and thrive with anxiety and how it impacts their lives and the lives of those around them.

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Retirement: Reinventing Yourself for Financial Freedom

By Raslyn C. Wooten | December 2, 2023 |

Retirement can be an exciting or scary for Black women depending on their preparedness. Many Black women reinvent themselves and establish new career paths post retirement, or embrace new ideas either for financial security or to explore opportunities that may not have been available early in their careers.

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Is Your Job Keeping You Single?

By Raslyn C. Wooten | December 2, 2023 |

Black women are finding their careers are taking over their lives, leaving little time and energy for love. We hear from dating and relationship experts who break down this workplace issue: is it you or the job?

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The Co-Parenting Tightrope: Its Impact on Your Career

By Raslyn C. Wooten | December 2, 2023 |

Co-parenting affects all facets of life, including career performance. What can you do when your co-parenting relationship is causing issues at work?

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Shaping Corporate Leadership: Black Women on Boards

By Raslyn C. Wooten | December 2, 2023 |

Black women are being recruited to boards for their leadership and experience, and experts agree on the importance of Black women’s influence on boards all over the world.

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Winter Travel Destinations for Black Women Taking a Break from the Workplace for a Little Fun!

By Raslyn C. Wooten | December 2, 2023 |

Dr. N’Dea Irvin Choi shares four options for winter fun to help decompress from work and get us thinking about retirement. From beautiful beaches to brisk weather escapes, there is a little something for everyone.

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Taking a break: what we are watching and reading – for self care, of course

By Raslyn C. Wooten | July 31, 2023 |

When life happens we need to take a break, relax and entertain ourselves with a chill night of reading and bingeing a series or two. We love a little romance, drama, love and triumph. Don’t you?

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Black women's health

Workplace Trauma: masking + anxiety + depression + PTSD

By Raslyn C. Wooten | July 30, 2023 |

Black women’s health including workplace trauma can present differently in Black women and it may be difficult to see the signs that help is needed. We speak with Black mental health experts about signs and symptoms that our mental health may need some TLC.

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