What happens when being twice as good still isn’t enough?

Leadership strategist and author Tara Jaye Frank is here to chat about the emotional aftermath of the 2024 election and what it revealed about burnout, over-functioning, and the pressure Black women carry to fix, serve, and hold everything together.

From the national response to Kamala Harris’ qualifications to the quiet grief many black women felt the morning after the election, this chat dives into leadership, anxiety, identity, and self-preservation in a world that feels unstable.

We're chatting about:

The emotional impact of the 2024 election on Black women
Why being “twice as good” still doesn’t guarantee safety or success
The hidden cost of identifying as the fixer or rescuer
How to stop staying ready and start getting ready for what’s actually in front of you
Why self-preservation is not quitting, it’s strategy

If you’ve ever been the strong one, the helper, the fixer... this chat will meet you where you are.

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