$3.76 million in revenue → hundreds of views. 40 pounds lost without medication → thousands of views. Here’s what this showed me…👇🏽👇🏽 The internet values Black women’s bodies more than our businesses. The algorithm told on itself. And I’m done pretending that’s okay. ↓ ↓ ↓ This photo is me and Serena Williams. Two Black women. Both built something. Both changed our bodies. Guess which one the internet cares about. Serena told us she used a GLP-1 and lost 31 pounds after “doing everything right” and still feeling stuck. The headlines? Almost all weight. No ownership. No investments. No impact. Here’s what keeps me up at night: → Black women start businesses faster than anyone in America → We generate over $60 billion in annual revenue → But the average Black woman-owned business makes LESS THAN HALF of what white women-owned businesses make → 40% of Black women live in households making under $50K/year → Single Black women have 90% LESS wealth than single white men Our bodies trend. Our bank accounts get systematically suppressed. Meanwhile? GLP-1 spending jumped 500% in five years. From $13.7 billion to $71.7 billion. We are profitable as patients. Clickable as “transformations.” Marketable as before-and-after photos. But where’s that energy for the Black women who built empires when it was literally dangerous to be rich and Black? Before 1970: → Madam C.J. Walker built a beauty empire → Annie Turnbo Malone created distribution networks → Both became millionaires in a world that didn’t see them as fully human They used OWNERSHIP the way we’re now told to use injections: As a tool to change what everyone said was “genetic,” “inevitable,” or “just how it is.” Most people can name Ozempic. But not a single Black woman millionaire from 1920. Let that satisfying sink in. I’m not anti-medication. I’m anti-narrative that stops at the scale. Because while the internet obsesses over Black women’s waistlines? It keeps deleting our bottom lines.

Pricing problems are rarely about math.They’re about mindset. We unpacked: • Why experts undercharge • How value perception is formed • A framework for high-value pricing 👇 What belief about pricing are you letting go of?

One audience isn’t the ceiling.It’s the starting point. This session broke down: • Scaling across budgets and markets • Adjusting strategy without losing clarity • Playing offense as an expert 👇 What scaling insight stood out to you?

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I was sitting in the shop getting my daughter’s hair done. Laptop open. Finishing touches on our sabbatical plan. Thirty days. Again. Nigeria. Ghana. The Philippines. Bali. Dubai. Bangkok. Thailand. Family fun. Rest. God. Dreaming. This is our third one. And I’m excited. But here’s what I told my husband recently. The weeks leading up to a sabbatical? I work like a mad woman. Not because the business needs it. Not because clients demand it. But because somewhere deep down… I don’t always feel like I deserve this much time off. Corporate taught me that rest has to be earned. That joy must be justified. That abundance should be balanced with exhaustion. So even as an entrepreneur with freedom, I found myself recreating the same trap. Overworking. Overproving. Overexplaining. Just in case God changed His mind about blessing me. And that’s when it hit me. Rest isn’t a reward. It’s a responsibility. If I say I believe in freedom, but only feel safe resting after punishment-level productivity… then I’m still operating from corporate conditioning. My daughter doesn’t need a mom who “earned” joy. She needs a mom who models it. My husband doesn’t need a wife who burns herself out first. He needs a partner who trusts what we’ve built. And my clients don’t need another exhausted expert. They need proof that alignment actually works. So this sabbatical isn’t just about travel. It’s about unlearning the lie that rest requires permission. Clarity doesn’t come from grind. It comes from trust. Justin-Welsh-style punchline: You don’t earn rest. You practice it. P.S. If you want help landing rich clients using your authentic voice, go to landbigclients.com. It’s just $97 until further notice.