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Dreaming While Doing: How to Stop Living for the "End of the Month" – Young Black MRS

Ever get to the 30th of the month and wonder where the time went—and why your "Must-Do" list looks exactly the same as it did on the 1st? You aren’t alone. Statistically, 92% of people fail to reach their goals. This week, we’re talking about how to beat those odds. I’m sharing my personal journey of learning the piano (one hand at a time!) and how I built a "mommy-village" from scratch. We’re moving from just existing to intentional evolving.In this episode, we discuss:The staggering "92% failure" statistic and why it happens.How to set goals that actually fit into a 24-hour day.The power of "hidden" resources (like insurance-provided coaches).A 3-step action plan for making adult friends and building community.Follow me at www.youngblackmrs.comwww.facebook.com/YoungBlackMRSwww.instagram.com/YoungBlackMRS https://www.youtube.com/@YoungBlackMRS

The AI Professional Glow-Up: Career Strategy and Ethical Concerns

Let’s be real—the word “AI” is currently doing more heavy lifting than a new mom with a loaded diaper bag. Not only was “AI” the sound of my daughter’s newborn cries (shoutout to those sleepless nights!), but it’s become a nonstop buzzword in every Teams channel and breakroom. We hear it everywhere, but the question

How AI Can Regulate Your Nervous System and Help Manage the Mental Load

As women—especially as wives, mothers, and career professionals—we live in a constant state of hyper-decisiveness. What’s for dinner? Did I pay that bill? How should I word this text to my in-laws? My guest, the brilliant AI expert Whitney Barkley of Learn with Whitney, broke down a mind-blowing stat: We make 35,000 decisions every single

Pura Vida, Baby! Our Family Trip to La Fortuna, Costa Rica

This trip to Costa Rica wasn’t just a getaway; it was a celebration of two major milestones (wedding anniversary and a new career move) and the first international adventure with our little one in tow. My favorite retired travel consultant (aka me, lol) knew exactly what this trip needed: a chill vibe, stunning views, and

Fall is the New January: Four Tips to Crush Your End-of-Year Goals

Remember that “new year, new me” feeling we all get on January 1st? Well, what if I told you that September is the new January? I’m not crazy, just hear me out! It’s that back-to-school energy mixed with the crisp fall air that makes you feel like anything is possible. If you’re ready to get

How to Find Joy

Counting It All Joy: My Unforgettable Experience Speaking at Bethel AME Church Women’s Day In this special episode of the podcast, I was honored to speak at the Women’s Day event at Bethel AME Church recently. This was truly a “main event” for Young Black MRS., as it marked our first live recording – a

Long-Distance Friendships: 15+ Years of Grace & Connection

Have you ever wondered how some friendships seem to last, no matter the distance or the demands of life? In our latest episode, I had the absolute pleasure of catching up with my college roommate, Sarah Clanton, to delve into our own 15+ year friendship journey. It was a truly special conversation filled with laughter,

Seasons of Friendship: The Evolution of Your Girl Gang

The natural evolution into adulthood may look different for everyone. But the shifts tend to flow into a rhythm. You might move from being in school to working or starting a family. You may be in a long-term partnership or marriage, or become a parent along the way. So what happens to your friends as

Making Friends as an Adult: The Power of Online Communities

Friends, how many of us have them? We all know the classic Whodini tune, but in the modern world, the lines between online followers and genuine friends are blurring. This week, we explore how to turn those online connections into real-life bonds. In this episode,Morgane speaks with Dani Moore, the inspiring creator of the Black

Understanding and Addressing Our Epidemic of Loneliness

We’ve all felt it – that sting of isolation, that sense of feeling alone even in a crowded room. But what if that feeling isn’t just a fleeting moment, but a widespread public health concern? According to the former U.S. Surgeon Genera Vivek Murthyl, loneliness is a major issue, and recent research from the Making

Reclaim Your “Me Time”: Let’s Get a Hobby!

Being a married woman (especially a working one) often comes with a whirlwind of responsibilities—from family life and career demands to household chores and general survival. And if you add in a social life and children, the days just fly by. As women, despite our relationship status, it can be easy to let our own

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