Are you feeling overwhelmed by the constant barrage of career decisions you have to make? If so, you're not alone. Many Black women experience "Career Decision Fatigue" at some point in their lives. But, there's a solution. In this podcast, host Anita Miller shares her expert advice on how to overcome this fatigue and make better career decisions faster. You'll learn how to recognize that there's no perfect decision, stop looking to the past to determine your future, practice trusting yourself, stop trying to please everyone, and embrace change. With these steps, you'll be able to overcome your decision fatigue and achieve the career you want. So, if you're ready to move forward with ease and purpose, tune in to this empowering podcast.

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Join host Anita Miller on this week's Confident Women Lead podcast as she helps you uncover the narrative that defines your career journey. Learn how to reflect on your experiences and growth, communicate your value and strengths, and put yourself at the center of your career story in a positive light. Embrace your narrative and become the champion of your career story.

Creating Your Own Opportunity in Corporate America is one of the best ways for you to take the ideas you already have and then strategically position them as an opportunity to get promoted. Check-out this week's podcast to learn my 5 step process you can use to create your own opportunity and move your career forward.

Every conversation you have at work is an attempt for someone to sell you on something. They may be trying to sell you on doing their work, or maybe their serving up microagressions that sell you on the idea that you're different and that's a problem. No matter what it is that their selling my question for you (Black Women) is what are you selling them or are you being sold?

This week, we discuss the role Black Women have played in respect to selling in the workplace, why we've been at a disadvantage, but also why it comes easiest to Black Women.

This episode is a replay of a recent Masterclass in which I share with you:

* My 3 actionable Steps for becoming a Confident Leader. * Answer's to Q&A which include...What to do when your boss doesn't listen
 to you and how to deal with White Women in the workplace.

Today, I talk about the importance of cultivated your voice (i.e., communication skills) in the workplace. 

One of the reasons being in the room matters is because the person speaking gets to control the narrative regarding the results and how they were achieved. 

In this episode I provide 3 tips for how Black Women can master the art of communication and therby increase their ability to get recognized as a leader in Corporate America. 

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Katrina Strohl is the founder and host of Absolutely Not! In this episode, Katrina speaks on her journey towards creating Absolutely Not! We also talk about boundaries, what are hers, our host, and why Black content creators need to establish boundaries. 

Our host and founder, Jessica, guest stared on Absolutely Not! and appreciates Katrina coming and doing the same! 

We are back! 

Our host and founder, Jessica Pharm gives an update about her life and the status of Blackness and the Workplace. 

Founder and CEO  Jessica Pharm gives an update about her personal life and accomplishments including the future of Blackness and the Workplace. 

Dr. Kimya Nuru Dennis, founder and CEO of 365 Diversity, LLC is back to speak on a variety of subjects which includes the so-called controversy around Critical Race Theory and why it's overblown. 

In this episode with talk with Celeste Cuffie, President, and CEO of Life Empowered Consulting Services about her career journey, development, and evolution into leadership and what that means. 

Website: http://www.celestecuffie.com/

Career consultant, Monet King talks about her experiences and struggles as she works to grow both her career and business. 

In this episode we talk with We Are Meaniguful founder Crystle Johnson about her experiences in the workplace and advocacy for D&I. 

In this episode, we talk with Keishla Ceaser-Jones about her career journey and experience working in the education field. 

In this episode we talk with Dr. Carey Yazeed about her experience working in academia, overcoming harassment, and starting her business. 

In this episode, Courtney discusses her life and her career journey highs and lows as well as her newfound workplace philosophy. 

In this episode, Imani Missouri (founder and host of the Forward 40 Podcast) discusses her work in the non-profit sector and her business supporting POC women in the non-profit and social enterprise sectors. 

We talk to Erika Stallings, a lawyer and author about her experiences as a Black woman in the corporate sector. Erika is also the author of the following two articles we highly recommended. The first, When Black Women Go From Office Pet to Office Threat and Racism at My Job Literally Gave Me PTSD.