Many times, we see black women who are social influencers and entrepreneurs that are thriving in all of their black girl magic, but we have no idea of what goes on beneath the surface. In this episode, Kea shares the story of two amazing black women who struggle with the illness of major depressive disorder yet are still thriving in their businesses. She speaks with Candice Nicole of Candice Nicole PR and Lauren Carson of Black Girls Smile, Inc. Dr. Taylor of Minding My Black Business offers tips, resources and strategies to help entrepreneurs maintain a healthy mind and business.Lauren Carson, Black Girls Smile, IncWebsite: www.blackgirlssmile.orgEmail: lcarson@blackgirlssmile.org Candice Nicole, CNPRWebsite: www.candicenicolepr.com Email: candice@candicenicolepr.comDr. Taylor: Minding My Black BusinessWebsite: http://mindingmyblackbusiness.com/Dr. Taylor’s PracticeWesbite: http://www.taylorcounselingconsultingservices.com/ 5 Tips for Black Girl Bosses To Manage Their Mental Healthhttps://21ninety.com/5-tips-for-black-girl-bosses-to-manage-their-mental-healthGolden Krust CEO Article http://firefliesunite.com/blog/black-people-financial-education-and-career-success-does-not-exempt-you-from-mental-illness Therapist Shout-Out: Hope ColemanHope in Her Organization Website: http://www.hopeinher.com/ Hope Coleman’s Direct Website: http://www.hopecoleman.com/ Email: letstalk@hopeinher.comLocated in Baton Rouge, LA
Black Girl Boss: Depression & Entrepreneurship Featuring Candice Nicole, Lauren Carson & Dr. Taylor
