Ehimwenma

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I am a resilient, resourceful, and visionary woman whose life has been shaped by navigating and overcoming some of the toughest challenges imaginable. My journey began as a child with a keen mind and a sense of being different, continued through years of confusion, survival, motherhood, loss, and rebuilding, and has led me to a place of deep self-awareness and purpose.

I have lived through homelessness, financial highs and lows, single motherhood, and the weight of generational expectations. Each version of myself, from the brave child and struggling teen, to the new mom, the survivor in the shelter, and the woman who rebuilt after loss, has given me unique wisdom and unshakeable empathy.

I’ve learned to trust my intuition, honor my story, and use my experiences as a foundation for helping others move from survival mode to strategy mode. I am committed to breaking cycles: refusing to undervalue myself, no longer tolerating relationships or clients that drain me, and building a business that empowers others with digital skills, self-advocacy, and real-world tools.

I am honest about my struggles with self-doubt, perfectionism, and the urge to help everyone-even when it’s at my own expense. But I am also fiercely committed to growth, leadership, and loving myself enough to demand more from life, work, and relationships.

At my core, I am a builder, a connector, and a thought leader. My story is proof that you can turn pain into power, and that every version of yourself-past, present, and future-has value and wisdom to offer. I am still growing, still learning, and still determined to leave a legacy of healing, empowerment, and possibility for my children, my community, and everyone who crosses my path.

A Reflection on Entrepreneurial Experiences

A Reflection on Entrepreneurial Experiences

A little bit of background on how I got into entrepreneurship: it started with me braiding hair. That was the first business I ever ran when I was a teenager. My parents didn't really help me when it came to doing my hair, so I had to learn how to do my own hair....

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City Civics Day 2024 at Malcolm X College

City Civics Day 2024 at Malcolm X College

Huge fan of community empowerment, so I knew attending City Civics Day would be right up my alley this past weekend. When I saw the event in my email, I knew I needed to attend – it would definitely help with my policy job. The event looked fun, so I brought my...

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