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Whether you’re building a business or birthing a creative vision, the Harris women are proof that faith, family, and fearlessness are still the most powerful tools of transformation. Stay tuned. They’re just getting started.

Daniella’s story begins not with a publishing house, but with a dream to be a writer. From as early as age four, she knew she wanted to be an author. That childhood dream eventually produced her first book, Mr. Wrong, a blend of personal narrative, fiction, and reflective storytelling. Yet the road to publication was anything but smooth. Like many authors of color, Daniella encountered systemic barriers in traditional publishing.

A Virginia native, Hall began writing stories as a child. By the time she graduated from college, she decided to take a chance on herself and self-published her first book. What followed was years of trial, error, and eventually mastery. Her dedication to learning the business side of publishing led to the creation of her Booked & Busy™ course, which helps aspiring authors turn their passion into published works and profit.

Each design starts with a spark of inspiration—whether it’s a scripture, a nature walk, or a conversation with a customer. Tonya prays over her workspace and believes that creative energy flows through spiritual alignment. “God is my creative partner,” she says. “Everything I make starts with intention and ends with purpose.”

Dr. Kristy Taylor’s entrepreneurial journey is a testament to strength, innovation, and social impact. Through WORxK Solutions, she is not just shaping careers—she is shaping the future of workplace tenacity and equity. Her journey serves as a reminder that challenges are not meant to break us but to build us. As she continues her "Year of Resilience," she remains committed to advocacy and leadership, transforming professional landscapes worldwide.

For DJ Queen Breezy, music is more than just sound—it’s a feeling, a movement, and a way to bring people together. As a Dallas-based mobile

Black love is powerful, transformative, and deeply deserving of celebration. Few authors capture its essence with the depth and authenticity

In historical nonfiction, few voices resonate as powerfully as that of Forest Issac Jones. An award-winning author known for his meticulous

Alicia Hurtt is more than a businesswoman—she is a healer, an advocate, and a force for change in maternal health. Through her unwavering de

Creativity has no boundaries. Some artists express themselves through sound, others through visuals, but for Anastassia “Saywordstaz” Whitty

Cassadera’s writing career began in her early twenties. Influenced by iconic Black authors like Brenda Jackson, Carl Weber, Eric Jerome Dickey, and Rochelle Alers, she saw a path forward—one that affirmed her voice and validated the importance of Black stories. Toni Morrison’s famous quote echoed in her soul: “If there’s a book you want to read, but it hasn’t been written yet, then you must write it.”

Her creative journey began at age five, humming TV jingles and singing in church. Encouraged by her mother, Radcity got her first Casio keyboard and started programming beats—laying the foundation for what would become a genre-bending signature sound.

June Marie Outlaw's story is an inspiration to aspiring entrepreneurs everywhere. Her journey highlights the power of faith, perseverance, c