Black Women Who

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Affirmation:

I am ready to know God for myself in a deeper way.

I know that my God is always with me.

I am trusting God’s process, for I know his plans are beyond my understanding.

 Scripture: Deuteronomy 4:29, "But if from there you seek the Lord your God, you will find him if you seek him with all your heart and with all your soul."

Song: He Can Use Me by Whitney Houston 

Affirmation:

I am ready to step outside my comfort zone.

I am growing and evolving every day. I am becoming a better version of myself. 

I am trusting the process. I am ready to turn the page and start a new chapter.

Scripture:

 Jeremiah 29:11 (NIV)

“‘For I know the plans I have for you,’ declares the LORD, ‘plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.’”

Quote: 

Song: I’m That Girl by Beyonce 

Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts talks about in her sermon “Becoming a New Person"

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Affirmations:

There is no progress or accomplishment without sacrifice.

There is no success without sacrifice.

Your success is determined by what you are willing to sacrifice for it

Quote:

 “The sacrifice which costs us nothing is worth nothing.” – Jean Jacques Rousseau

Song:

If I Could Be Anything by Housefires

Scriptures:

Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters, since you know that you will receive an inheritance from the Lord as a reward. It is the Lord Christ you are serving.

Please feel free to answer a poll, or reach out to me on social media regarding possible discussion topics. May God bless, and keep you covered, sis.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Where I have been, and why I have not been recording
• How I overcame my season of doubt
• How I began cultivating a better relationship with God

Scripture: Philippians 4:19, "And my God will meet all your needs according to the riches of his glory in Christ Jesus."

Quote: "A woman who is going to do big things cannot let small things get to her."

Affirmations:

• I am a radiant and joyous person.
• Life is filled with joy and abundance.
• I am centered, peaceful, and grounded.

Song: Beyonce "Find Your Way Back"

In this episode, we discuss the following:

• The importance and value of waiting
• The importance and value of patience
• The benefits of being patient, and having patience and faith in God
• Why God's divine timing is always right
• Waiting in the natural and the spiritual

Affirmations:

1. Good things are coming to me.
2. I am prepared for the good things coming my way.
3. I am ready for the next step towards my success.

SEASON 2, LET'S GET IT! Bare with me y'all, its 2am and the AC got your girl sniffly, but we are gonna push on anyhow. Follow us on IG/TWITTER @blkwomenwho @xomiasia 

In this episode, we discuss being okay with hanging by yourself. Whether it be shopping at the grocery store for a meal we saw on Tiktok, or going to get our feet done at the salon , we as women need to be okay with just simply vibing alone sometimes. We can find more value within ourselves and get into a deeper understanding of who we are when we tap into that just US time.

Affirmations:

I am okay with vibing alone.

My energy is of the utmost importance to me.

I enjoy spending time with myself.

Next to God, I am my own best friend.

Quote:

Sometimes I gotta vibe alone to really understand things.

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Reference:

https://parade.com/1219503/marynliles/things-to-do-by-yourself/

In this episode, we discuss how making excuses only hinders us from our goals, and dreams. We as not only black women, but humans, constantly make excuses for ourselves on why we cannot do things, and focus on the negatives rather than the things we can do, and using that to motivate us. We tend to let fear of failure, lack of support, and much more deter us from our success. When we stop making excuses for why we can't do, we can truly tap into what we can do!

13 Steps: https://www.developgoodhabits.com/making-excuses/

Nipsey Hussle motivation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxUEHfCJanw

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In this episode, we discuss the power of faith. At times in life, faith is all we have to get through tough situations; whether it be faith in religion, or internal or external relationships. Faith teaches us to let go of our worry, anxiety, and fears. We need to let go, and focus on believing that things will work itself out, and that we will be successful! 

TED TALK:

Faith - And The Power It Brings You | Eric Smith | TEDxDover

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMPz5Qe28D4&t=200s

In this episode, we unpack embedded racism against black women amongst society. Malcolm X's famous quote about the lack of protection black women have from society is a direct response to the unfair treatment black and brown women have and continue to face. The question is why? Why are we being treated differently? Who is protecting us black women? The episode also discusses how we can combat hate through self love, and self care. We may not be treated equally, but we shall continue to break social barriers, and have these tough conversations to promote advocacy and awareness to stories like Breonna Taylor, Sandra Bland, and other black victims.

Links to content discussed:

Youtube clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uh-M0FzgMcw

Article: https://www.blackgirls2020.com/policy-priorities/#healing-well-being-reproductive-justice

In this episode, we discuss progress, and the value of progress to your future self. Progress is not something that happens overnight. Even our favorite influencer's are a work in progress. We must use everyday as a tool to work towards our future selves.

In this season opener episode, we discuss erasing failure from your vocabulary and what that looks like. Many of us struggle with being fearful of failure, and what people will think of us if we fail. We encourage the idea of erasing failure from your vocabulary for your own success; at times we can be our own worst enemy and use fear as a way to steer us away from our goals, and dreams. We also discuss some of the things we need to do as young women to put ourselves in the position to succeed through examples like Beyonce, Nicki, and more incredible black women.

This is only the beginning! This trailer is an introduction to season one of "Black Women Who," a podcast created for black women, by a black woman.