Leadership Without Burnout Newsletter
Wellness wisdom & sustainable strategies for BIPOC leaders who refuse to burn out.
Announcements and updates about Tamisha Williams Consulting will also be shared. Previous newsletters can be found on Substack.
Your Presence Matters
A reminder that your presence matters - not because of what you produce, but because you exist. Reflections on centering your own wellness, especially for those with marginalized identities who've been taught their presence only matters when serving others. Includes a new hand-drawn affirmation coloring page.
Just Keep Swimming: 4 tools that got me through
Discover 4 grounding tools to move from burnout to thriving: affirmations, community support, faith practices, and intentional rest. Real strategies for the hard days.
Words We all Need Right Now: 10 Affirmations for Well Leaders
A collection of 10 powerful affirmations for BIPOC leaders navigating workplace challenges, burnout, and the pressure to be perfect. These encouraging phrases offer permission to rest, set boundaries, and lead authentically while honoring your humanity. Perfect for leaders seeking grounding, inspiration, and gentle reminders that they're not alone in their journey.
It’s Impossible to Have Ease in Your Life…
Is ease possible in our lives? My reflections on ease, intention, and rest.
Motherhood & Mutual Aid
A newsletter packed with updates, inspiration, and a sprinkle of joy! What's Inside:
🍼 Welcoming Mahogany : Baby joy and family updates.
🌐 The Power of Mutual Aid: The strength in community support and how it's impacting my journey.
🎨 Affirmation Coloring Pages: Heartfelt thanks and a deep dive into the transformative power of affirmations. Empower your world with our latest creation! 25% supports local mutual aid organization.
31 Daily Affirmations
31 daily affirmations for educators as they return back to the school building
March 2022: doing hard things that make space for ease in my life
March 2022 - Let’s discuss doing hard things that make space for ease in our lives, being mindful of the spaces we’re sponsoring people into, affirming Black children’s imaginative play, and rest as resistance.