Sista's In Spirit

7 Signs Happiness Has Finally Become Your Home.

There comes a moment when happiness stops chasing intensity and begins to feel like alignment. The constant search for the next high gives way to a quieter satisfaction, one that is not dependent on outcomes, timing or applause.

Instead of living in emotional spikes, life settles into a rhythm that feels steady, grounded and true. Peace stops arriving in brief visits and begins to take up residence. Nothing dramatic announces the shift, yet everything feels different.

Happiness no longer shows up as a rush, it shows up as the absence of inner conflict, the presence of clarity and the unmistakable sense that your life is finally moving in the same direction as your spirit.

If YOU Do Not Take Care Of YOU, How Can You Truly Build, Grow and Thrive?

Let us have some real talk. 

You want to grow your business, elevate your career and maintain meaningful relationships, but if YOU are running on empty, how can you pour into anyone or anything else?

Think about it. You can have the best business strategy, the most well-crafted resume or the strongest network, but if You are mentally, emotionally or physically drained, you will not have the capacity to fully show up and execute.

G.R.O.W.

A Leadership Journey for Women of Spirit

Growth is not just about adding new achievements to your life. It is about subtraction, releasing what no longer serves you, so that what remains is powerful, authentic and unstoppable.

In Sista’s in Spirit, we know that every leader must make peace with the old before she can step boldly into the new. That’s the heart of G.R.O.W. – Get Rid of Old Ways.

It begins with getting grounded. Leaders must first know who they are and what they stand for. When your roots run deep in values and purpose, no storm can uproot you.

Colour Your Spirit, Fuel Your Success:

5 Ways Colour Can Elevate Your Career, Business & Wellbeing.

In a world that is moving at lightning speed emails flying, deadlines looming, roles shifting your energy matters. So, does how you dress colour, reflect colour and direct colour, matter? Just look at the radiant sister in this image. Bold. Grounded. Expressive.

She is not just wearing colour she’s embodying it.

Here is how you can use colour intentionally to elevate your career, business and wellbeing:

What They Never Told Me About Ordinary Moments That Change Everything

When it comes to starting a business, going after the next promotion or taking a new direction in your personal life, many of us are taught to wait for the lightning strike, a dramatic phone call, a headline offer, a perfect plan. We stall, believing that a breakthrough needs a grand announcement. But life rarely delivers opportunity with a brass band. It is quieter than that.

The truth is, the moments that reroute a life usually arrive dressed in everyday clothes. They slip in while we are checking email, sharing a casual hello or saying yes to something that feels too small to matter. Waiting for perfection or outside validation only creates pressure and keeps us from noticing what’s already in reach.

Looking back, I can see that the turning points in my own journey never announced themselves. They…

Listening to the Wisdom Within

There is a voice inside every woman that speaks long before the mind can catch up. It does not shout,  it hums, steady, certain and alive with the lessons of every challenge you have already survived. That voice is your intuition and it carries the quiet authority of both science and spirit.

In career, intuition shows up as the sudden clarity that tells you a new role will stretch you or that a team’s culture is not safe, even when the job description sparkles. Neuroscience calls this “rapid cognition,” the brain’s ability to process complex cues faster than conscious thought, helping you pivot before burnout or bias shuts a door.

In business, intuition is the quickening in your chest when a deal feels wrong or the calm you feel when an opportunity is right. Research on entrepreneurial decision-making finds that leaders who balance data with…