Black Woman CEO: The silent killer impacting business founders {time sensitive}

by | Black Woman Entrepreneur, Black Woman Leadership, Black womanhood, motivation

Thursday evening, one of my business buddies tagged me in a post about a struggle I know all too well. Here’s what she wrote:

“I think it’s important to talk about these things as people and biz owners. I’m having a rough time, and I think my recurring depression has been hitting me hard.

I’ve cried and had some dark thoughts this week. Thoughts that I wasn’t cut out for this, that I’m a fake, that I don’t have anything important to say. That the people that like me just like a person I’ve cultivated, that no one could actually ever tolerate who I “really” am.

Even that I’d be better off dead.

I don’t have anything encouraging to say right now about it. I’m still IN the blackness, still fighting some of those thoughts. I know that I will not allow my depression to define me.

I just want others to know they’re not alone. #EndtheStigma

((Note:: I am not in any immediate danger. I have had depression for long enough to acknowledge the self-harm/suicidal thoughts and be able to allow them to pass.))”

Heavy, right…Can you relate?

This friend doesn’t identify as Black or African-American. However, I recorded this response to her with you in mind (link is below). 

Depression is a common challenge entrepreneurs experience. There’s even a name for this dark side of entrepreneurship- “Founder’s Blues”

As Black women, we aren’t immune. Two prominent entrepreneurs, Miss Jessie’s CEO-Titi Branch, and Creator of “For Brown Girls” & #DarkSkinRedLipProject-Karyn Washington committed suicide.

For my CEO sisters living with depression, here’s a personal message for you:

Watch HereWait, before you go, please check out the update below

For the Depressed Entrepreneur #BreakingTheSilence #EndTheStigma

Posted by Quanisha M. Green on Thursday, January 24, 2019

Come Discover Black Woman CEO

While writing my Master’s Thesis on the unique experiences of Black women, I found research demonstrating how Community is a protective factor for us. When designing our culturally-relevant programs, I’m intentional about creating sacred spaces which encourage vulnerability and provide affirmation.

To be sure, I didn’t record the video above as a promotion for this. I would be doing a disservice if I didn’t share how Black Woman CEO provides a safe place to grow as an entrepreneur.

Black Woman CEO is where real women cover the hard topics. Early stage entrepreneurs share both their passions and insecurities without criticism. Dynamic CEO sisters, who have generated multiple five to six-figure businesses (and more), offer their “behind the scenes” success strategies with the aim to encourage, educate, and empower YOU!

We never want to be the best-kept secret. So, we’re #breakingthesilence and holding our first ever virtual Black Woman CEO Open House on Tuesday, January 29th at 1:00pmEST: RSVP HERE

During this open house, you’ll learn: 

:: How Black Woman CEO’s Founder & Executive Coach, Quanisha Green, MSS (me-your host) created the company’s first $130K in revenue while working part time, INCLUDING real receipts showing the company’s multiple $5k+ sales months.

:: Why a lack of knowledge about business systems & strategies may not be the only source of your cash flow and start-up challenges (Hint: Our socialization is a factor!)

:: The Black Woman CEO Secret Sauce for Client Success => The SIMPLEST and FASTEST path to generating revenue + An easy IMPLEMENTABLE roadmap for attracting high-value clients…even if you’re just starting out.

If you’re ready to see the “no fluff, no hype” stats of Black Woman CEO -PLUS- discover a process to translate your education, expertise, and background into monetizable products/services, then join us: Click here to RSVP Today

…or use (and share!) short link: http://bit.ly/BWCOpenHouse

I hope to see you at the virtual Open House!

Peace & love,

Quanisha

Quanisha is the Founder & Executive Coach of Black Woman CEO, a global hub that has reached over 20,000 people since its launch in July 2015. Black Woman CEO provides high impact and culturally relevant programs for highly-educated Black women who are ready to get known & paid well for their unique expertise. 

If you’re tired of the piecemeal approach to entrepreneurship preparation through countless webinars, online courses, and books, and you want personalized expert support with a proven roadmap, we are the ones to call!

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