Vision in Action
Black Women Group Coaching Experience
You are more powerful than you play.
You have seedlings of a bigger vision that have yet to be watered.
You're being overlooked by people who refuse to put on glasses.
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Put that crown on and come see me, Sis!
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Stand strong in your purpose and worth
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Clearly articulate your values
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Build your circle of sisterly support
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Get elevated through my new group coaching experience for Black women who desire their success with a huge helping of community support, clarity and serenity!
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Are you tired of feeling like you have little to no control over your career destiny?
Are you challenged with....
Struggling to identify and articulate your unique value and career direction?
Feeling overlooked for promotions despite working twice as hard?
Being underpaid and unsure how to negotiate salary with confidence?
Feeling isolated or unsupported, especially in predominantly White workplaces?
Being uncertain of how to communicate your uniquely powerful and authentic professional story?
How this community experience will help...
Career Clarity. Know your purpose, values, and short and long-term career vision.
Powerful Professional Storytelling. Position yourself as a high-value professional.
Negotiating Confidence. Create a negotiating style that is natural and effective for you.
Relationship Navigation. Build a village that affirms, advocates and acts on your behalf - when you're not even in the room, Sis!
Compassionate Community. Support from like-minded and like-hearted Black women.
How much is the investment?
The inaugural investment for this entire experience is $900 for a limited time only.
This investment is for the entire, incredible experience from beginning to end.
"But WHO is Natasha?" you rightfully ask.
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10+ years as a recruiter, working with all professional levels from entry to executive
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5+ years as a diversity, equity and inclusion practitioner
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International Coaching Federation (ICF) trained life and career coach
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Superpower: Creating safe, affirming spaces for Black women who are overworked and underseen