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.
Finding Abundance in Unexpected Places
Are you missing blessings because they don't look like what you originally planned? After setting 10 goals post-maternity leave and 'failing' to meet several, I discovered something powerful about abundance, leadership, and the wisdom that comes from staying open to guidance along the way.
Grace as a leadership superpower
In 'Grace As A Leadership Superpower', leadership coach Tamisha Williams explores the revolutionary act of self-compassion for BIPOC leaders. Discover the REAL Reflection framework that transforms perfectionism into sustainable leadership practices. Learn how extending grace to yourself isn't making excuses, it's a leadership superpower that creates more authentic, resilient teams. Perfect for leaders seeking wellness-centered approaches to professional excellence.
When Plans Change: A Journey Through Uncertainty to Growth
No matter how well you plan, things don’t always go as expected. Whether it’s a new business offering that doesn’t gain traction, shifting personal circumstances, or unexpected challenges in execution, leaders must adapt quickly to keep moving forward. The ability to pivot isn’t just about survival—it’s about resilience, growth, and learning from the unexpected.
Not On My Watch: Reclaiming Self-Care Before We Wilt and Burnout
A transformative approach to self-care. A reminder that self-care is something we can access at any moment within ourselves and our community. This powerful newsletter explores ways to engage in self-care that aren’t commercialized or monetized. It addresses barriers to engaging in self care and shares strategies for pausing and nourishing your well-being.
Don’t Cut Down the Tree Before The Buds Bloom
Wintering trees remind us that hard work is needed beneath the surface before bountiful blooming—work that isn’t seen and often goes unacknowledged and unappreciated. How can we take this lesson from nature and not throw out our hard work just before the buds begin to bloom?