I grew up thinking that it was impossible to be black and successful. I’m not kidding. I would run around with a towel on my head, pretend it was my long blonde golden locks and wish I’d wake up as a white kid in my class called Emily. (BTW: This has nothing to do with Emily)

So when it came to wanting to be creative and successful, as a black woman it felt like a huge undertaking. An almost impossible task. But the truth is it wasn’t an accident that I was riddled with shame about my desire to live and work based on passion and not necessity. I didn’t fall over one day and decide that I wanted to believe ideas that eroded my self-confidence. But I did wake up and realised that everything that I thought to believe about myself and my future, was optional.

I went on a journey to prove that I could be successful in fashion, even though I was black and fat and looked nothing like how I was told I should. I started to talk openly about money on my podcast with other creatives I admired and it turned out we were all in some way or another doing the things we had been taught were impossible for people like us.

Since I started coaching, my clients have come from many different backgrounds and countries, some are mothers, carers or have ADHD. Some dropped out of university or didn’t go at all. No matter their starting point, in Stuck to UnStoppable they found a place where they could reclaim their right to take up space in a way they’d never been given permission to before.

This is an intersectional approach to self-development, so I won’t fix you (because you’re not broken). Inside this program, you won’t discover a magic potion to change your identity and be reborn with rich parents, but I will teach you how to own who you are and access the power hidden within the beautiful, yet challenging intersections of your identity.

When did Beyonce become, *sings Beyonce? Was it when she performed at the Superbowl? When she toured with Destiny’s Child? Or did she have to make the bold decision to decide who she was and what she was capable of when she was alone in her bedroom and no one knew her name? Would it have been worth it to her, to decide who she was even before she had the validation of her millions of listeners across the globe?

I teach my client how to process the fear, doubts, and worry that comes with showing up online.

There’s a method to being confident about your future and taking bold steps towards claiming it. Using what I call the Future Self Formula, you’ll learn how to communicate with that juicy “I’ve got to have what she’s having” energy! You don’t have to go and get a degree in photography or fashion or anything else, in order to start believing you’re worthy of taking up space. Right now. In your Perfect/more than enoughness messiness.

You’ll build new habits and routines to close the between where you are right now and where you want to be. Bye-Bye vicious inner critic. Hello, confidence and world domination.

This is the difference between wishing something would happen vs creating it. Contracts signed. *ping Shopify Notification. Cash collected. Using the 90-day goal process my clients have achieved 250 customers in 90 days, hit their £10,000 sales goal, secured branding design retainer clients, and negotiated £15,000 worth of creative contracts for their new creative business. Over here we set goals and we achieve them. We are unapologetic about our desire to sell our creativity. Whether you’re pursuing your creativity full-time or alongside your day job, we cut the overwhelming 4-mile-long to-do list, we show up and sell out. Big time.

Crafted through my experience as a fashion freelancer and working as part of a fast-growing start-up, the 90-day goal process encompasses clarifying your vision, time management, defining the features of your product or service, and generating a system to make those sales go kerching a ling a ling*

It’s one thing getting paid. It’s totally another delivering a service or product that people looooveee and tell everyone from the postman to their dentist about your business. For some creatives, this is where they have the most insecurity. Am I ripping people off? Do they like it? Stuck to UnStoppable attracts creatives who want to operate with integrity, offer services that help people, and do good for their customers and beyond. You’ll learn how to support your customers and clients to ensure they have the best experience, without sacrificing your boundaries or what you believe in.