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HomeHealth & Wellness“My Cup Runneth Over.”— Psalm 23:5

“My Cup Runneth Over.”— Psalm 23:5

Dear Sisters,

If you missed our sacred sunrise walk on Mother’s Day, you can experience the beauty of our sisterhood by listening to the recording here.

It was a moment of deep reflection and connection – the opening to a week-long Self-Care School journey where we walked as the heirs to Madame C.J. Walker’s legacy – an inheritance of vision, enterprise, and radical self-worth.

If you got your five walks in, high-five! Claim your badge and let us celebrate you!

[Take the 1-minute survey & download your high-resolution badge.]

Didn’t walk with us this week?

Something sacred is calling you.

A first step. A breath. A sisterhood.

Come as you are.

Take a walk with us this weekend.

Listen to the one of the episodes from this week.

It’s not too late. Catch up now:

  • Day 1: The Price of Freedom
  • Day 2: Planning for Rest and Retirement
  • Day 3: Building a Business
  • Day 4: Credit School Cheat Sheet
  • Day 5: Building Legacy

Listen on MySelfCareSchool.com, Apple Podcast or Spotify.

What you listen to might just change your life.

Don’t believe us? Read what women are saying:

“I started the week angry and overwhelmed I ended it with a plan.” – Sharice, Milwaukee

“After years of financial chaos, I paid a bill early this week. That might not sound radical, but it felt like revolution.” — Tasha, Baltimore

“I’ve been silent about my money mistakes. Thank you for giving me a space to speak truth to myself about what needs to change.” — Nicole, Oakland

These are more than reflections.

They are signals that a powerful healing is taking place amongst our members. If you are feeling it you can join the conversation and share a story, reflection, question or advice, by leaving a voice note here.

Just scroll to the bottom of the page and hit record. Your story might be the one that sets another sister free.

Feeling inspired?

Good!

Pass this on!

Forward this entire email to one woman you love.

Your sister. Your cousin. Your coworker.

Your daughter.

Because good news is sacred.

And sharing it is a form of wealth!

With you in every step,

Team GirlTREK

Photo by Mathias Reding: https://www.pexels.com/photo/women-walking-on-sidewalk-12519383/

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