Innholdsfortegnelse for Issue 2023 i I Am Bold and Fearless Woman Magazine

Balancing the responsibilities of motherhood, running a business, and serving as a minister can be a challenging task for any woman. It is important to remember that while these roles may seem conflicting, they can actually compliment and strengthen one another. Here are three keys to striking a balance as a mother, business owner, and minister. 1. PRIORITIZE YOUR TIME As a mother, business owner, and minister, your time is a premium, so prioritizing your time is critical to achieving balance in these roles. One of the keys to effective time management is to prioritize the most important tasks and make sure they get done first. This is where the concept of "first fruits" comes in. In Proverbs 3:9-10, it says, "Honor the Lord with your wealth, with the first…

Although my mother transitioned forty-six years ago, her memory has left and will always leave an indelible legacy and impression on my life. She is the one who taught and instilled the values and morals that I needed in order for me to become the woman and mother that I am today. I remember my mother always taught me at an early age to pray, trust and believe God for everything. Now as a mother of a beautiful daughter, the Scripture I still hold onto is, Proverbs 22:6 which instructs parents to train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old, he will not depart from it. Despite the life changes and challenges of a divorce, I still managed to keep my faith and…

Being an entrepreneurial mother like me, one of the questions I get asked by many young mothers is, "How do you do this?" "How do you do that"? "How did you build your business?'' Growing up I have always dreamt of a beautiful marriage, a loving family, a rewarding career, and a successful business. It’s good to have all that on your vision board. Buttttttttttttttt…….You have to put in the effort to make everything work. Don't just dream! Take action and make it a reality. When that's built on a foundation of everything G.O.D, can you imagine how far you and I can go? My tips would be to set goals, prioritize, work smart, rest as often as you can, have a positive outlook and growth mentality. "We need women…

My wife, Shamelle, is one of the most enterprising persons I know. She always has a plan or an idea floating around in her mind. Furthermore, despite her extremely busy schedule running her non profit organization, Jabez House, and her other businesses, she never allows these things to take priority over her responsibility to her family. How does she do it? I do not know. All I know is that she is truly amazing. I love her with all my heart. Through her organization, Jabez House, she has touched the lives of hundreds of women across the Caribbean. The organization seeks to help women transition from sex work to alternative economic opportunities. She was recognized by the Queen of England in 2016 for her work and she has also received…

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Dr. Jennifer Jones Bryant is a multi-international bestselling author, multi-award-winning certified life, personal and professional leadership coach, career consultant, mentor, adjunct instructor, and global speaker. Shakera Trotman-Chase is the manager of Touch of Serenity Beauty Box which provides a wide range of beauty services from full body waxing to pedicures. Consistent, professional, effective, timely service and competitive prices is what you get with us here at Touch of Serenity Beauty Box. Simply a touch beyond beauty. Lisa J. Crawford through LJC Motivations speaks to the pain points in the service industry. The return to the workplace has flatlined the necessity for communication, positivity and respect for the true first guests of the company, the employees. Ms. Crawford has turned leadership trauma into a platform for growth for the hospitality industry.…

"Her children rise up and call her blessed; her husband also praises her." (Proverbs 31:28) This Scripture is the epitome of what makes me a resilient woman and mother. Despite the many challenges faced as a young kingdom woman in ministry, I feel comforted knowing that my identity is found solely in Christ Jesus, knowing and having that fulfilled feeling that with Him all things are possible, and I can still smile and have unspeakable joy in the midst of my storms. I have experienced many valley experiences as a young mother, but through my experiences, no matter how much I was stretched, twisted, or torn, my comeback was always greater than my setback. I grew up seeing my mother fighting hard with the little that we had, and this…

Motherhood is not a brand of mediocrity; it is the noblest of callings and transcends all other experiences. To be entrusted with the very life, health, and well-being of a tiny human person is a great gift and honor. There are many great moms, but today I choose to honor my mom, Donna, and my sister, Chantelle who are both exceptional in their own right. There are no perfect mothers but you are both perfect to me. You both have and walk different paths, however, you'll truly exemplify a sacrificial spirit and have showed up daily as the epitome of selfless love, and abounding care. Mom, there is nothing you would not do for your children and grandchildren, and we cherish every sacrifice you have made for us. It’s a…

Marjorie Sharpe is the best mother on the planet. She took me in at 3 months old. She loved and cared for me as though I was her own. I am ever so grateful for her kindness. My mother holds such a special place in my heart. I have been taught many lessons just by how she lived. My first lesson was patience. Raising me took patience. I am not sure how my mother dealt with all the trouble I gave as a teenager. Her empathy has equipped me with the ability to see deep into the soul of young people. I always say, “my mother took a chance on me.” It is only fair that I take a chance on another teenager. Now that I am an educator, I…

The birth of my daughter was life-threatening but a fruitful experience for me. I thank God daily for His divine protection over me and the life of my daughter because we are an example of a miracle. This encounter has caused me to reconfirm the Word of God over my life. Today, I consider myself as an overcomer, a conqueror and a woman of resilience who has the strength to recover from any difficult situation that comes her way. My daughter because of delivery complications which almost took both our lives, had to be taken from me through a C-Section procedure, but the prayers of my family kept us through that time. My Relationship With My Mother and Daughter The relationship with my mother has impacted me in a great…

Dr. Pruden has decades of experience in leadership, influencing others through global speaking, coaching, workshops, and authoring bestselling books. A multi-preneur, Dr. Pruden works as a Chief Human Resource Officer for Norfolk State University, an 86 year old HBCU. She is the CEO of Pruden Global Business Solutions Consulting, and the CEO/Founder of the Sister Leaders Conference. As if any of those roles are not a full-time job alone, Dr. Pruden rose in the ranks of the NAACP to become president of the Virginia Beach Branch for the largest city in the Commonwealth of Virginia. There she protects, fights for and advocates for 450,000 citizens. She was re-elected unopposed to allow her to continue the important work of civil rights advocacy within the city. Dr. Pruden has been interviewed on…

I watched my mom, Queen Esther Baxter, with a 5th grade education raise my brother and I after my dad died in a horrific construction accident when I was 5 years old. She showed up for us each day in spite of her severe depression. When I was 17 years old, I noticed her challenges of dealing with mental illness. Each day she pushed through a cruel world to fight through an illness she couldn’t control even with medicine. I lost her to choking aspiration over a decade ago. I learned through her resilience that I am stronger than I think, self care is key, and the power of compassionate, agape, unconditional love. I was fatherless during my childhood and spent my later teenage years caring for my mentally ill…

I am a mother of 3 young women, aged 33, 29, and 22. I was a teenage mother and had my first daughter at the age of 16. Any regrets? Many ask. No, I think having my daughter and becoming a mom was the best gift God could have ever given me. I did not have a normal teenage life. I couldn’t attend many of my high school functions and I could not run off to college right after high school. I remember my dad saying to me, “don’t even think about giving up your baby or giving it away. You did grown things, now you gonna live with grown up responsibilities.” Even though I was nervous being pregnant so young, those thoughts never entered my mind. I never regret…

What can we say about our mother? There are so many things about her that we value, but we will start with two of our favorites. Our mum constantly tells us that she loves us, this is something that a lot of children don’t receive from their parents. We can talk with our mother about anything without judgment. She created that space for us to be ourselves. You see, our mum experienced a number of childhood traumas and as result her heart is filled with compassion and she allows us to be individuals, with some guidance of course. There’s something unique about our mother and even others have noticed it. Our mother has a propensity to behave very childlike. It is fun though and comforting to see. However, it saddens…

http://www.sisterleadersconference.com/ It was a workday, like any other day, when I received a text from my daughter. Her message stated that she was at the emergency room with my grandson. My daughter began to tell me the events that led to the hospital visit. I shared kind words and prayed while we waited. The doctor entered the room. The tests showed my grandson had cancer. Later, an uncomfortable memory hit me. My last memory of CHKD was with my daughter, Monet. That was three decades ago. The memory was vivid. My husband had watched the children while I went to bingo. When I arrived home, all the children appeared to be asleep. When conversing with my husband, he said that Monet did not wake up at all while I was…

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