Episode 14: [Legacy Builders Series w/ Aisha DeBerry] How To Launch A Lifestyle That You Love (without imposter syndrome blocking your shine!)

Self Love Letters for Everyday Superheroes: Talk Show Hosted by Sacred Walker

Episode 14: Legacy Builders: How To Launch A Lifestyle That You Love, where your worth is seen (without being perfect)
Hey, everybody! This week on Self Love for Everyday Superheroes Radio, we're talking about the lifestyle changes you need to make in order to launch the lifestyle that you love, , where your worth is seen (without being perfect)

We all have goals. But we don't always know how to get there. And that's what we're talking about this week: making the changes that will set you up for success. We'll be covering everything from diet and exercise to sleep and meditation, so this is definitely one episode you won't want to miss.

Join Sacred Walker, MDiv P-RDT, and Aisha DeBerry, JD as they take you through the lifestyle changes that will help you feel your best and live your best life!

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aishadeberry1/
Instagram: @aishaideberry
Twitter: @AishaDeb
Website: aishadeberry.com

To Learn more about Kuumba Health and connecting with Sacred Walker and her team go to:
https://linktr.ee/kuumbahealth

And remember subscribe below to... live fully. love well. and be the love medicine the world needs.

Guest details:

Aisha I. DeBerry, J.D.

A native of Jackson, Mississippi, Aisha received her Bachelor of Science degree in Economics and Political Science from Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts. She started a career in admissions at her alma mater that eventually led her to Atlanta to continue her work at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Georgia (PCOM Georgia) focusing on diversity in the areas of enrollment and retention while owning two dollar stores in the greater Atlanta area. Aisha later received her Juris Doctorate from Lincoln Memorial University where she served as President and Sub-Region Director of the Black Law Student Association, as well as other leadership positions in organizations such as the Women’s Law Society, Immigration Law Society and OUTLaw, an organization to support the LGBTQIA+ community. Upon returning to Atlanta, she worked in the area of Title IX and Compliance addressing issues around sexual misconduct and gender based discrimination. She built on that work by returning to PCOM Georgia to become the inaugural Executive Director of Diversity, where she created a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) strategy, developed identity programming and committees and established community partners to support the DEI formed mission and vision. She is currently the DEI Manager for Gas South continuing the work. Aisha serves on advisory boards and Diversity Councils both locally and nationally. She is the creator of aishadeberry.com an all inclusive site where she holds live sessions and masterclasses in the areas of DEI and is the founder of ADJ Consultants a DEI and Leadership firm based in Atlanta, Georgia