Liberated Love Notes

In this week's episode, Brittany Janay reflects on the mainstream conversations surrounding Simone Biles, Naomi Osaka, Black women, mental health and boundaries. She shares her thoughts on the beautiful opportunity in this cultural shift we're experiencing, specifically as it relates to how we show up in community with each other, at work and at home. In the spirit of loving accountability, she also calls attention to the intrapersonal work we must engage in to ensure we are honoring the boundaries set by those in our daily lives, rather than interpreting them as an affront to us. She ends with a Liberated Love Note affirming our inherent worthiness of rest and reminding us that our best effort is always enough -- we are enough.

You can connect with Brittany on LinkedIn and Twitter.

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"Interrupting white supremacy and toxic individualism be like..." Brittany Janay reflects on what it means to unlearn what can feel like this perpetual need to be validated through mainstream, oppressive norms--to be seen as the ONE, to be seen as better than, to be regarded as THE best. She asks us to consider, "What happens when our vision or goals for ourselves, our businesses, our leadership, our BEING are contingent on someone else being seen as lesser than?" Brittany shares her thoughts on the difference between striving to be YOUR best versus striving to be seen as THE BEST ... because the latter can come with its costs.

You can connect with Brittany on LinkedIn and Twitter.

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Listen to the Liberated Love Songs to Self playlist on YouTube.

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Check out her personal website.

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Learn more about Liberated Love Notes.

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Brittany Janay passes the mic this week and Claudia Shivers offers a note of loving accountability to lighter skinned Black women. There's been a lot of discussion in the "mainstream" about colorism, and the insidious nature of white supremacy's manifestation within community. In this week's episode of Liberated Love Notes, Claudia speaks her truth as a darker skinned Black woman and offers a open letter, love note and reminder to her sistas that, inasmuch as there is a shared experience in our Blackness, sometimes "your Black ain't like mine."

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Take a look around her shop, Queen Coffee Bean.

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Check out the Liberated Love Notes IG page.

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You can connect with Brittany on LinkedIn, Instagram and Twitter.

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Check out her personal website.

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Learn more about Liberated Love Notes.

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Brittany Janay is back this week with a reflection and something like a call to action: When we are gifted with the opportunity to mentor, sponsor and lead others, we must see it as divine stewardship, a love practice. We must unlearn colonial mindsets that impede our capacity to see those we lead as fully human and disrupt toxic American norms that suggest their can only be “one” of us. We must avoid interpreting others’ expansion as an affront to us. Brittany affirms... We must choose love over indifference when another’s light shines.

Check out the Liberated Love Notes IG page.

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You can connect with Brittany on LinkedIn, Instagram and Twitter.

http://bit.ly/2Wmveq6

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Check out her personal website.

https://bit.ly/3g4WgMu

Learn more about Liberated Love Notes.

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Zach welcomes Brittany Janay to the Living Corporate family on today's special episode announcing Brittany's new podcast series, Liberated Love Notes. Liberated Love NotesTM is a starting point for integrating self and community affirmations into your daily practices that will center the experiences of Black folks existing in white systems and speak to overcoming imposter syndrome, disrupting injected & internalized forms of oppression, embodying an abundance mindset and building a healthy racial identity. Look forward to the first episode dropping!

You can connect with Brittany on LinkedIn and Twitter.

http://bit.ly/2Wmveq6

https://bit.ly/2QcqUZk

Check out her personal website.

https://bit.ly/3g4WgMu