Here’s what I know for sure: Breaking generational curses is hard! I believe it is hardest for those who are one generation removed from the trauma itself. We are doing the work of healing ourselves while also trying to create a safe environment for someone else. Remember to be kind and patient with yourself. Remember to forgive yourself…and forgive again.

In this blog post, I explore the concept of emotional labor and how it relates to conversations. I also provide practical tips for maintaining your well-being during difficult discussions, including setting boundaries, controlling your environment, and prioritizing self-care. By caring for yourself and engaging in emotionally honest relationships, you can navigate challenging conversations while protecting your mental and emotional health.

The fear and uncertainty surrounding the spread of Coronavirus can take a toll on our well-being. It's easy to get overwhelmed with constant updates and warnings, but protecting ourselves in every area is essential. In this blog, I share some tips on protecting yourself physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually during this uncertain time.

Join Dr. Adrianne Pinkney as she tends to the B. Well garden explores the spiritual significance of weeding out negativity in our lives. From mental and emotional well-being to physical and spiritual health, learn to identify and remove the weeds hindering personal growth and flourishing.

As we reflect on the state of wellness in Black America this February, it's clear that the journey to health—mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual—is fraught with challenges yet filled with potential. My workshops often end with heartfelt confessions from women of color who admit to neglecting their self-care. These admissions are a crucial first step. The real question becomes about commitment: How ready are we to invest our time, energy, and resources into genuinely healing ourselves? Here, I explore the profound necessity of breaking free from the chains of our past to reclaim our well-being and honor our ancestors.

As someone known for action, I often found myself rushing through the milestones of starting my own business, driven by a "get it done now" mentality. However, a pivotal insight from my sister circle reminded me to "enjoy the journey," transforming my approach to life and work. This shift allowed me to appreciate the small victories and understand that slowing down can be just as productive as speeding through tasks. Join me as I share how embracing patience has enriched my personal and professional life, helping me grow and thrive unexpectedly.

Last week at a mindfulness workshop in Durham, a seemingly trivial chat about the weather with fellow professionals became a profound connection over shared childhood experiences. This unexpected moment of vulnerability led to a heartfelt "me too" exchange, highlighting the transformative power of sharing and receiving personal stories. As a coach, these moments reinforce the importance of vulnerability in fostering genuine connections and healing for myself and those I guide.

This week, the topic of boundaries has been at the forefront of my conversations—from clients to casual chats, everyone seems to be grappling with this universal issue. As a wellness coach who once struggled with boundary-setting, I've learned the power of clear boundaries in maintaining personal well-being and relationships. Whether it's work, romance, or emotional interactions, setting boundaries is essential for protecting your time, heart, and space. Join me as we explore practical steps to enforce healthy boundaries across different areas of your life.