I had a rough week this last week ... Not going to lie. It was hard. So many missing puzzle pieces, so many pieces in the wrong places, so many delays, so many frustrations. But that was one mile on a journey of a many. One week out of the 3000+ weeks I have lived. And this week will be another. I pray for sun. It might rain. All I know is I sure as heck ain't giving up!

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Thank you Drew for the gentle nudge to create my intoduction to community. I am Lillian Ogbogoh, I am a speaker, NueroChange practitioner and a Feminine Power Architect, voice reclaiming expert, and host of In Her Own Name. I help women in their 40s and 50s, especially Black and Brown women. Who feel like they’ve been waiting in the wings, struggling with imposter syndrome and the pressure to conform. I use a blend of Neurochange, archetypal embodiment, and narrative justice to flip the script: silencing your inner critic, stepping out of erasure, and leading with joy, power, and visible presence.

Greetings fellow speakers. It's an honor and a pleasure to be connected to this amazing community of professionals.

Wow, just wow. As a general rule, I consider myself a humble person but yes, even I have an ego and MAN, did my ego get a slap today. I was working on my social media posting plan. Something I have reworked and revamped a million times over the years. Specifically, I was considering posting something in my Substack that I had already shared on LinkedIn and Facebook. I worried it would be repetative. SLAP!! WHO AM I TO ASSUME EVERYONE FOLLOWS ME EVERYWHERE?! How am I to ASSUME that LinkedIn followers who love me SOOOO much also follow me on Facebook? (Hint: That was sarcasm.) This stung even more because I KNOW my Facebook followers love the personal stuff, LinkedIn loves the business stuff, Substack are fellow authors and my Skool community are people actively building relationships. And some posts fit in all categories. Have no fear, my ego is sufficiently chastised. I am off ... to share in Substack. Hope this helped you! Sandi