Branding isn’t just business—it’s spiritual warfare in stilettos.
Behind every logo, tagline, and domain purchase is a woman wrestling with visibility, vulnerability, and vision. I know because I’ve been her. I still am her.
Branding Isn’t Performance—It’s Purpose
When I launched my personal brand, I thought it was about showing up polished. But real brilliance is built in the shadows. It's the strategy behind the scenes, the prayers between client calls, the decision to keep showing up even when no one claps.
Your brand isn’t what people say when you walk on stage. It’s what they feel when you leave the room.
Branding Truths I Had to Learn:
- You Don’t Have to Go Viral to Be Valuable
- Your Story is the Blueprint—Not a Side Note
- God Cares About Color Palettes AND Content
Final Word
As a Don’t build a brand that looks good but costs you your peace. Build one that honors your assignment. You were built for brilliance—not burnout. Make every visual, video, and voice note point back to your purpose.
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