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Brown Girl Self-Care

Brown Girl Self-Care
Self-Care
Mental Health
Black Women
Self-Love
Insecurity
2024
Community
Distractions
Rest
Self-Worth
Personal Growth
Social Media
Emotional Well-Being
Empowerment
Holidays
Cherrise Wilks
Value
Money Mindset
Job Dissatisfaction
Productivity

Join Bre, aka The Self-Care Pusher from Southern California, as she shares life experiences, weighs in on current events, amps up her wellness/health habits and finds clean(ish) products to try all for the sake of taking her physical, spiritual and emotional well-being to the next level and (hopefully) inspiring other women of color to do so as well. It's time to become obsessed with our self-care... more

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CE Anderson
Founder and CEO of Revita Therapy and Wellness, licensed professional counselor
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Episode: It’s Not Your Fault! The Pervasiveness of Sexual Abuse w/ Trauma Therapist CE Anderson
Dr. Ella Washington
Organizational psychologist, founder of Elevate Solutions, author of 'Unspoken.'
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Episode: Unmasking Authenticity at Work: Dr. Ella Washington’s Approach for Black Women
Chika Uwazie
Feminine energy coach, expert in psychology
Episode: Tapping Into Softness, Inner Wisdom and Feminine Energy w/ Feminine Energy Coach Chika Uwazie
Deesha Dyer
Author of 'Undiplomatic' and former social secretary at the White House.
Episode: Healing My Imposter Syndrome + Self-Doubt While Interning At The White House w/ Author Deesha Dyer
Yolanda Williams
Founder of Parenting Decolonized
Parenting Decolonized
Episode: Free Yourself Black Woman by Divesting From Capitalism w/ Yolanda Williams of Parenting Decolonized
Rikki Clark McCoy
Therapist and founder of Flourishing Minds
Flourishing Minds
Episode: Reparenting Yourself And Signs Your Inner Child Needs Your Attention w/ Therapist Rikki Clark McCoy
Jerri Cherry
YouTuber in her mid to late 60s, sharing insights on life after retirement.
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Episode: Retired W/ Only $3k In The Bank So Became A Youtuber In Her 60's: Jerri Cherry's Journey
Dr. Traci Lynn
Founder of the ICON Circle and known as the $100 million woman in direct sales.
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Episode: Success AND Self-Care: Dr. Traci Lynn's $100,000,000 Direct Sales Journey
Dr. Kris Marsh
Sociologist and author of The Love Jones Cohort
Author, Sociologist
Episode: Singlehood, Not Settling And Buying "Everything Black" w/ Sociologist Dr. Kris Marsh

Host

Bre Mitchell
Host of the Brown Girl Self-Care podcast, Bre shares her life experiences, insights into wellness and health, and encourages women of color to prioritize their physical, spiritual, and emotional well-being based on her lived experiences.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 2.6k ratings
  • Your voice is needed!

    I just listened to your podcast for the first time. Everything you said resonated with me as a black woman in my forties, who knows what it is to hustle and do all the things to build a life for myself, but feel stagnated. We have to keep living our lives on purpose and God will continue to make a way for us. Things are getting better every single day! Thank you for the motivation and for shining your light on others!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Llitaker
    United States2 months ago
  • Episode 1 You are so relatable !

    I have found you and from episode one I was noticing some things about myself as well. I am looking forward to hearing the other episodes. Thank you for sharing with us! 😊

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Thelvlyk
    United States2 months ago
  • Love it!

    You are so relatable. I just started listening again to your podcast and I really appreciate your authenticity and love how you’re using this platform to reach us. Thank you and I will continue to listen!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ms. Faye50
    United States2 months ago
  • A gem of a podcast

    I love how this podcast covers so many intersecting spaces about what true self-care looks like for Black women, from medical trauma to being an entrepreneur. There's so much beauty and care here and I am so glad this podcast exists.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    hannaheko
    United States4 months ago
  • Awesome!

    I’m a new listener and loving the topics. Bre I feel like your one of my friends/cousins speaking with passion just the way we need to hear it! The mother/daughter relationship you speak about I can definitely relate to.. Thank you! 😊

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JadedLove313
    United States4 months ago

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Feedback suggests that the content is both empowering and healing, aiding in personal journeys of growth and self-acceptance.
Some criticism regarding audio quality has been noted, although it does not diminish overall engagement and appreciation.
Many find the discussions transformative and often mention how the podcast impacts their self-care routines positively.
The community aspect of the podcast is highlighted, with listeners feeling supported and understood through shared life experiences.
Listeners appreciate the authentic and relatable content that resonates deeply with their experiences as women of color.

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Talking Points

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Advocating For Yourself (And Your Coins) In Corporate Spaces (9-5's) W/ Cherrise Wilks
Q: Is there one thing that you would tell that person, that woman, that black woman to encourage her to just start advocating?
Fear is always going to be there throughout your entire life; however, you need to give yourself grace and make a plan while advocating for yourself.
Singlehood, Not Settling And Buying "Everything Black" w/ Sociologist Dr. Kris Marsh
Q: What do you hope they take away from your book?
After reading this book, I hope you're just as likely to ask somebody, why are you married? As we are to ask somebody, why are you single?
Singlehood, Not Settling And Buying "Everything Black" w/ Sociologist Dr. Kris Marsh
Q: Why do you care, Dr. Kris, about singlehood?
I was tired of the conversation about why aren't black women getting married? That's such a deficit kind of conversation.
Success AND Self-Care: Dr. Traci Lynn's $100,000,000 Direct Sales Journey
Q: What advice do you have for someone just starting out in direct sales?
It's crucial to do research, connect with people, and focus on building relationships rather than just chasing profits.
Success AND Self-Care: Dr. Traci Lynn's $100,000,000 Direct Sales Journey
Q: What was the journey from the $200 to like $5,000 or somewhere in there?
The journey was not focused on milestones. She enjoyed the process, which naturally led her to success without stressing over reaching specific financial targets.

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Brown Girl Self-Care launched 7 years ago and published 343 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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1. CE Anderson
2. Dr. Ella Washington
3. Chika Uwazie
4. Deesha Dyer
5. Yolanda Williams
6. Rikki Clark McCoy
7. Jerri Cherry
8. Dr. Traci Lynn

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