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5 things we are leaving in 2025. 5 things we are taking into 2026.

Before you write this year off as chaos, hear me out.

There’s a bigger pattern at play… and 2026 carries an entirely different energy.

I’m not going to spoil it here. Watch the video and stay until the end.

If you feel it too, say “I claim it” in the comments. 🤎

#2026

Belief has nothing to do with religion.
Nothing to do with age.
Nothing to do with your current circumstances.
Nothing to do with what makes sense on paper.

It has everything to do with seeing and trusting… even when it feels impossible.

So I’ll ask you the same question they asked her:
What are you reaching for?

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Sir Richard Branson and I don’t have much in common on paper.

Different countries. Different upbringings. Different access.

But we do share a few essential things.

Delusion. Audacity. Supportive parents of said delusion and audacity.

My family moved to the United States when I was 13. It wasn’t easy uprooting our lives but it was worth it.

As I grew up here, I made myself a promise — that I wasn’t going to wait for permission to dream or to build.

I’ve always been delusional about what’s possible for my life.

And I’ve always moved with audacity.

In 2018, I wrote my first book, Thank God It’s Monday. I could have waited to be chosen. Waited to be published. Waited to be validated. Instead, I self-published. I wrote on Tumblr. I wrote on LinkedIn. I kept positioning myself.

I kept showing up. I kept leaping — even when there was no net.

That’s what I recognize in Richard Branson’s story.
That willingness to take imperfect, inspired action.
That refusal to sit still and hope someone else opens the door.

So if you’re standing at the edge right now… leap.
You don’t need the whole plan. You just need the next (usually small) step.

If you haven’t read Thank God It’s Monday yet, drop TGIM in the comments and I’ll send you a link to grab your copy💛.

And if this resonated, let me know — I’d love to hear what you’re building!

Just do it. They’ll talk anyway.

There’s a story I grew up hearing — a Yoruba classic that singer, Ebenezer Obey retold in his song Ketekete. I later learned it actually came from an ancient Aesop fable called “The Man, the Boy, and the Donkey.”

Different cultures, same message:

You can do everything “right,” adjust yourself a dozen times, change your approach, try to be softer, try to be quieter… and people will still talk.

They’ll talk when you’re too bold and they’ll talk when you’re not bold enough.
They’ll talk when you stay and they’ll talk when you leave.
They’ll talk when you’re winning and they’ll talk when you’re rebuilding.

So start the thing you’ve been delaying.
Take the step you’ve been scared of.
Live the life that’s calling you.

Because trying to satisfy everyone is always going to be a losing game.

Let me know if this resonated in the comments 🤎

We live in a world obsessed with the headline of success. The quick win. The viral moment. The overnight story people can parade around like proof that everything has to happen fast to be real.

But here’s what I know for sure:
Speed has never been a measure of substance. Longevity is.

When I was 11, someone asked if I would be a “flash in the pan.”
A one-time wonder.
A girl who shined once and disappeared.

And for whatever reason, those words branded themselves into my story. They taught me something most people learn too late:

Impact > youth.
Legacy > timelines.
Depth > hype.

Beyoncé was once a red carpet interviewer.
Rihanna too.
Zendaya competed on Dancing With the Stars.
Every “icon” whose stories we admire had a chapter that didn’t look like glory yet—just grit.

The public will call it overnight success,
but behind the scenes it’s 10, 20, 30 years of becoming.

I’ve learned that “hardwood grows slowly.” Strength grows deliberately.
Anything built to last has to be forged.

So if your journey feels slow, if the wins feel spaced out, if the progress feels invisible…

Good.
It means you’re building something that won’t collapse when the world stops clapping.

This is my reminder to you that:
You’re not here for a moment.
You’re here for a legacy.

This might be one of the most personal conversations I’ve ever shared on . Comment “AFTER” and I’ll send it to you.

We filmed this episode almost a year ago, and with every message or show, I let my intuition guide me on WHEN it’s meant to be shared. For some reason, this one hadn’t clicked… until yesterday morning. I woke up and felt it clearly: “It’s time.”

As many of you know, I recently lost my dad. Even though time has passed, it never stops feeling recent. Life moves forward, but grief has its own clock.

So sitting down with a medical intuitive and medium .kimberly to talk honestly about death, energy, healing, and what happens after we leave this world… was something I didn’t know I needed until I was in it.

This holiday season will stir up longing, sadness, and emptiness for so many of us who’ve lost the people we love. Grief entered my life early, and loss in many forms followed. I’ve been a student of it — not to master it or make sense of it, but to accept that it’s part of my human experience.

I don’t think God minds us asking questions.
I don’t think we’re meant to know it all.
And maybe that, too, is part of the journey.

In this episode, we talk about:
• what really happens to our energy when we pass
• intuition and how it communicates
• the fifth dimension and this shift in consciousness
• how fear and scarcity change when you understand energy differently
• the one thing she believes every human should be doing to heal
• and a surprising moment involving my dad that caught me off guard

This isn’t about proving anything.
It’s about being open. Curious. Human.
And allowing yourself to wonder… even in your grief.

Comment “AFTER” and I’ll send you this very personal episode.

The moment you shift your attention from the present moment, and from your journey, you start competing with lives that were never meant to mirror yours.

You lose sight of the life you’re actually building.

You disconnect from your power.

You forget that your life is unfolding on a divine timeline.

Your words are not decorations. They are instructions.
And the universe is always listening.

I saw something at the airport this week that reminded me why I will never play with what I call myself, what I answer to, or what I allow on my crown. Some of you are speaking realities into existence without even realizing it.

If you love what your life looks like, keep doing what you’re doing.

If you don’t… start with your words.

My “Affirmations That Work” training is the foundation. The messages I’ve been getting from you all prove it.

Put AFFIRMATIONS in the comments and I’ll send it to you.

Do you believe your words are power, not just powerful? Let me know below!

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