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Intuition, Part 2: It Isn't Magic, It's a Muscle
As promised, in follow-up to last week's newsletter about intuition and how it can be a literal lifesaver and a powerful professional...


Part 1: What Emergency Surgery Taught Me About Intuition
“Trust your gut,” I laughed inwardly as my last lucid thought flitted across my mind while I was going under for an emergency...


The Key to Finding Our Way Through Hard Times
A friend going through a rough patch asked how she could get through it faster. I assured her that if I knew, I would have shared the...


A Bey Day Reflection: Four Things Beyoncé Taught Me About Life & Work
The birthday of my future friend, collaborator, and current inspiration, Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter. was Thursday, September 4. One...


The Cost of Comparison
I've been finalizing the rebrand of Obenewa Amponsah & Associates. It's been an opportunity to revisit the original vision, reflect on...


What do you need to let go of to grow?
I feel happy because I recognized an area where I've grown. A colleague approached me about a project, and while it sounded appealing, I...


Learning Out Loud: The Courage to Be Seen
I've been reading Sonali Dev's novel The Vibrant Years . In it, two of the main protagonists—a grandmother, Bindu, and a granddaughter,...


Three Questions to Ask When Facing Career Doubt
I met up with a friend, a corporate baddie with a distinguished track record. She asked me a question that many of us have considered at...


From June 16th to Juneteenth: Lessons in Liberation
This week, I have been thinking about a question I'm asked a lot , especially lately, given the current political climate in the US: Can...


From Meh to Meaning…A Framework to Stay Motivated
Today, I'm answering a question from one of our sisters in South Africa, who, as part of our Ask Me Anything series, inquired, “How do...
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