In this episode of the Healing Entrepreneur podcast, we interview GG Renee Hill, a writer and creative coach, about the transformative power of writing and the concept of Story Work from her new book Story Work: Field Notes On Self-Discovery and Reclaiming Your Narrative.

On my 33rd birthday, I declared to all of my family and friends that I had adapted a new name, Yaa. The reactions varied widely. Some people love my new name, others not so much.

In this powerful episode of The Healing Entrepreneur Podcast, host Rowana Abbensetts-Dobson sits down with Monetta Wilson, an award-winning yoga teacher, author, and entrepreneur from St. Lucia. With over two decades of yoga experience and a deep passion for decolonizing wellness practices, Monetta shares her journey of bringing accessible, culturally relevant yoga to Caribbean communities and beyond.

Our newest episode is with Katonya Trent, SBG Motherhood contributor, and author of “22 and 6 Born on 11/26”, Katonya is an advocate and voice for NICU moms. Going through a traumatic premature birth experience motivated Katonya to start her organization, KonnectedThru22 and give gift packages to NICU moms filled with items to support their self-care during this difficult time for families. Check out the Amazon Wish List of items! Your support can make all of the difference to a NICU mom!

The globally acclaimed "positivity queen" has become a beacon of inspiration with a colossal online following exceeding two million devoted supporters. Renowned for her daily motivational mantras, including empowering phrases like "Be Great In Their Face" and "Have A Good Day On Purpose," each punctuated with her signature "Ya' Welcome," Alethea has established the influential brand "Pimpin’ Positivity," dedicated to uplifting millions across the globe.

This week, I’m featuring my conversation with Emelda De Coteau, Founder of When Motherhood Looks Different.

In college, I was fortunate enough to work with a therapist at the wellness center. Although I still had to bridge the cultural gap of being a Black woman living in America for her to understand my experience, she imparted knowledge on the importance of self-care, challenging me to journal and try meditation for my anxiety.

Signs of ADHD in Black women can often be overlooked or misdiagnosed, leading to a significant impact on their lives. No one looks at little Black girls and thinks, “ADHD.” The signs are often missed. Mental health stigma stops many people from seeking help even if they do notice the constant fidgeting and daydreaming.

Welcome to the Healing Entrepreneur Podcast, I’m your host, Rowana Abbensetts-Dobson.  I started this podcast to create a guide and companion for any person who is committed to personal transformation and stepping into their authentic purpose as a creator and entrepreneur.