On Thursdays, we get stuff off our chest. Join us for a conversation with a licensed mental health professional to talk about travel, entrepreneurship, and wellness.
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We're having #TherapyThursday in our Black Women Digital Nomad Entrepreneurs group tomorrow. It's a casual conversation with a licensed professional around wellness, travel, and entrepreneurship. We'll also be on YouTube.
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Peppermint also opens up about competing on RuPaul's Drag Race, Season 9 in the midst of her medical transition, the impact her transition has had in her life, and the value of being a good person.
Peppermint walks us through the beginning of her drag career, the decisions that created that path, and how she's been able to grow into her 22 year long career. We get into the difference of working from a place of fear versus working because you're an enthusiastic creator.
She says her sense of self has gotten her through the crunchy times, and describes the family dynamic and the biggest gift her mother gave her that's given her self-confidence.
In this chapter, @Peppermint247 shares with us how she's been managing this year, and takes us back to her Pennsylvanian upbringing and active school life.
"Drag is an empty space where you bring all of your art and skills and talent. It’s more than just hair and makeup. . . . There are so many more places that drag can take us. The sky is the limit."
-Peppermint
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That diagnosis would eventually converge with Kris' ambitions as an art illustrator and fashion designer to create her current collection called Hematology. She also speaks on why supporting Black designers is empowering & how surrender has been a big part of her personal growth.
Those trips through the years stoked her wanderlust and she tells us how she went from Tennessee to New York to London, and eventually creating international art installations and teaching workshops abroad.
"Let everything happen to you
Beauty and terror
Just keep going
No feeling is final” -Rainer Maria Rilk
In this chapter, @bykriskeys recalls her grandmother's social club chartering a bus to take trips to nearby cities, even selling plates of food to raise the money.
So! Whether you're attending Rally & Rejoice or not, please give it up for each and every one of the speakers.
Also! Give it up for each attendee who further reinforces valuing fellow Black women for their work.