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In 5 years, I see myself as an independent woman who pursues her career and supports her own needs and those of her family, and who encourages other women to work hard to fulfill their dreams.

I always say I'm essentially a writer because that's the one thing I knew I would do as a child. Telling stories for people who can't and sharing experiences is at the core of my existence. So I fused my passion for storytelling and writing into brand management and creating visual content around natural hair.

What does hair have to do with my professionalism? Our guest today is a young powerhouse that encourages us all to challenge our thinking by sharing her own evolution of thought.

Each person's relationship with their hair is personal, that's why we love highlighting many different perspectives here. Today we bring you three stories: Nadia, Ninia, and Patience tell us a bit about themselves and their experience, enjoy!

In life, you have to set your own goals no matter what situation you are in. What people say about you is not who you are. I believe if you work h...

My name is Larissa but everyone calls me Lara, a passionate Wedding Planner, mother of 2 handsome boys and an HR Professional..Ohh and a Natural Hair Advocate.

We were so impressed with the super talented Victoria Simba, and hope you are as delighted as we were with this wide ranging conversation on Living a Creative Life and finding Encouragement through the Journey. Enjoy!

We recently got to chat with Elsa, a beautiful and smart curly hair enthusiast who runs a page to help guide newbies in their curly hair journey. S...

What are some common misconceptions you hear about hair loss or aging?The main one would be that  nothing  can be done about it. Medical research continues to discover potential treatments. One shouldn’t struggle in silence. A good place to start is to seek out advice from a healthcare professional.

My hair has been relaxed, texturized, and locked. I have very tight curls, so when it was natural, it was hard to manage, when it was chemically treated, it always broke off eventually, often at the crown. I could never retain length, so I had to keep it quite short.
Now, just 2.5 years after starting my locks from a very short afro, my hair is the longest it has ever been and it's quite easy to maintain.

Brown Girls Who Coach is for aspiring women of color + entrepreneurs who are ready to take their business and sense of empowerment to the next level! We’re a spiritual mother daughter team who want to see more women living life on their terms with freedom, creativity + their natural talents at the forefront.