The B.E.I.N.G. Space reopens January 3rd, 2026
Welcome to the final episode of our end-of-year series! I am wrapping up our conversation on self-recovery and boundaries by offering a framework for leaving 2025 behind and crafting a intentional, liberated blueprint for 2026.
The steps are:
I'd love to hear your thoughts on this episode as well as some of your intentions for 2026. If you share this episode or your intentions on social, be sure to tag me.
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Also, if you are making some changes in 2026 and need clarity and support as you boldly bloom, book some time on my calenedar here: The B.E.I.N.G. Space I will be back "in office" January 3rd.
See you in 2026!!!!
Following last week’s episode on being your authentic self, today we are diving into the challenging but essential work of communicating new, radical boundaries. This is all about preparing yourself for a truly authentic 2026 where you are free to be yourself.
In this episode i'll be sharing:
Resources/Links:
In case you missed it, here is last weeks episode - December Is The Best Month To Release The "Fake" and Find Your Real Self
Need clarity in your journey of blooming? Book a BEING Session with me here!
Join me on Zoom on December 17th right here - BGSC Soul-Care Circle
The work discussed in this episode, as we enter the final days of 2025, is not just about ending the year on a high. What I feel it is, is an opportunity to see 2026 as the year your authentic self is non-negotiable. In this episode we are talking about self-care through the lens of transition, a fresh start, into the new year.
In this episode let's explore:
Join me on December 17th for Soul-Care Circle. Click here to register on Zoom
Share your story! What are you shedding this season? Tag @browngirlselfcare on social after listening today and let me know.
In this episode, I'm getting honest about the moments when your spirit is no longer whispering, but instead she’s tapping you on the shoulder, side-eyeing you, and begging you to just sit down somewhere.
As Black women, we’re praised for pushing through, carrying everything, and keeping it all together. But this season is about something different: honoring your humanity, choosing ease, and learning to pause before life forces you to.
We’ll explore the 5 signs that show up when you’re out of alignment:
Hello Beautiful Black Woman!
In this (rewind) episode I'm sharing five ways that show me the healing work we are doing is actually making a difference. This includes:
Listen in to todays episode and be sure to write down the affirmation that I provide at the end.
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Overconsumerism this holiday season will not save us. Many of us want to "keep up with the Jones'" when they likely are living check to check themselves. Buying with intention versus buying to people please and prove your worth are different energies. Let's have a quick chat about this.
Hey, hey! In this episode I'm sharing part of a recent video I created. In It I talked about the idea of the American dream. By those standards, this vision of success we've been told to strive for, I am failing because my life doesn't align, and that's ok! Listen in for more
If you are in need of a reminder to slow down, be present and not feel pressured to buy/have "all the things", this episode is definitely for you!
Recently, i watched a movie on Hulu called "Perfect Days" about a toilet cleaner in Japan. I thought it would be about his job (and how could that even be exciting??) but it was about much, much more.
I'm sharing six takeaways that will help you experience your own "perfect" days, ones where you are more grounded and present, versus worrying about the accumulation or use of the latest and greatest stuff.
As mentioned, if you'd like to spend some one on one time with me, getting your self-care plan in order, you can connect with me here: BEING w/ Bre
This episode, what I'm doing for the next 30 days is going to sound crazy. I get it. It needs to be done though because I'm locking in on how I'm blooming versus worrying about laboring to earn money. In our culture 9-5'ing/grinding is where our energy primarily goes and if there is anything left we do a little tending to ourselves. I'm flipping the narrative for the next 30 days and making self-care the primary and working secondary.
Listen in to learn more about the framework I'll be using. Also, feel free to join me or watch on my Youtube channel and let me know your thoughts!
Youtube - @browngirlselfcare
Dear Black women, especially those of us over 40 years old, now is your time (and mine) to get "unstuck." Let's stop waiting around for something magical to happen in order for us to do WHATEVER it is we want to do in this season.
This episode is straight from my Youtube Live. Be sure to subscribe there so you can see my beautiful face :). Here is the link
Let me know what you thought about todays episode. What is something you've been waiting for? What are you being called to do?
There is a bit of cussery in this episode, heads up.
I’m in my 50s and haven’t worked a traditional job in six years. In this episode, I’m sharing how I walked away from my job, the ways I’ve sustained myself, and what rebuilding my dream life actually looks like.
I talk about:
This is a raw and real conversation about choosing yourself, starting over, and proving that even after setbacks, you can still create a beautiful life.
Mentioned in episode:
Ninja Foodi Airfryer that I use several times a week
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