On this episode I’ll be talking about performance feedback at work and two words that it seems almost every black women in corporate America has heard during a performance review. I’ll share my own experiences and give some tips for how to respond to negative or low-quality feedback like the leader you are.
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On this episode I’ll be discussing Andre 3000’s meditative new album, ‘New Blue Sun’ and the courage it takes to shape shift. I’ll recap my experience at the album listening party I attended in Atlanta, and I’ll share why meditation is a gateway drug for magic, a must-do for marginalized people.
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On this episode, I'll be discussing two of my favorite forms of storytelling, hip hop and vogue. I'll break down the five essential skills for both, as well as the five skills of storytelling. I'll also talk about why storytelling is an important skill for marginalized folks to have and use in both personal and professional settings. Get ready for another unapologetic episode.
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On this episode I’ll be discussing Keith Lee’s recent visit to Atlanta & the ugly truths about Atlanta’s black-owned restaurant scene. I’ll also talk about the importance of defining what it means to be a black-owned business and the downside of faking it until you make it as a business owner. And finally, I’ll share 3 of my favorite black-owned restaurants in Atlanta where both the service and the food are examples of black excellence.
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Why I wish black people had kept Juneteenth to ourselves, my support of Prideteenth, and the 3 wishes I would ask the Juneteenth fairy to grant me.
Listen to the latest episode of The Unapologetic Black Woman's Guide to Everything with Kisha Solomon.
The very controversial Kevin Samuels - relationship advisor, master misogynist, and recently deceased - spoke about the high-value man, but what he really described was a high net worth man. A high value man... is something entirely different.
What is it that makes a man valuable? Is it material wealth alone? Nobody asked me, but here’s what I think.
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