Monique Russell

If there was a resource available to help you leave a powerful, emotional, spiritual and physical legacy for your kids, would you want to know about it? Intentional Motherhood: Who Said It Would Be Easy is helping women release shame, guilt, and recognize the power of parenting from love and not fear. This Women's History Month could be the month you embrace an entirely new way of being that gets you to a deeper relationship with those you love and lead. ... Get your copy in my bio and gift a woman you care about. Want me to speak to your group? Message me today to get the conversation started. #womeninsales #womeninbusiness #momswhowin #momswholead #mompreneur #mumpreneur #executivecoach #globalimpact #momofboys #momofteens #blackspeaker #womenshistorymonth #iwd2021

I am so excited to be speaking with @the_wellnessconnection this Friday on a topic that I am so passionate about! In our regular catch up chat we came up with a wonderful idea to serve the community during Women's History Month and celebrate International Women's Day by doing a LinkedIn Live this Friday, March 5th at 1:30 p.m. eastern. We'll be talking about Embracing the Motherhood Identity! This requires intention!... Join us and chat it up. #motherhood #mompreneur #mumpreneur #executivecoach #speaker #globalimpact #emotionalintelligence #parenting #momofboys #momofteens #energy #momenergy

I would really like people to start addressing the real problems of the communication skills gaps instead of blaming technology. Would you like to hear 5 Barriers to successfully connecting online? 1. Confusing Physical Presence (Connection) with Emotional Presence (Connection) 2. Not being aware of actually how relationships form and are NURTURED 3. Underdeveloped and under-utilized senses... Watch the video for the others and please share your feedback. I am passionate about effective communication skills and strategies and teach them frequently to professional women and teams. If you want effective and sustainable learning experiences, connect with me today. See more

Yes ooooo! We thank God oooo! There is something so powerful, gratifying about doing God's work and being obedient to the mission in your heart. In the most recent days, I've been featured in UK media twice, and tomorrow I'll be on the EKO 89.7 FM radio at 1:10 West African Time with none other than Segilola! She features business leaders, kings and queens, and world shakers. She's upbeat, positive, vibrant and committed to finding and amplifying voices. Each one of these m...edia opportunities found me, and reached out to me. But that's what happens when your message, and mission is relevant and clear. #publicspeaking clarity will maximize your brand and impact. Instead of you paying to be seen in media, media will pay to be seen with you. You'll get more clients, and have more influence IF you know the what, the why and the how. If you're still waiting to get the Ultimate Speakers Guide, don't delay anymore. Grab your copy at the link in my bio. Tomorrow, I'll actually be speaking about something different. My book, Intentional Motherhood: Who Said It Would Be Easy. #motherhood #leadership #selfawareness #momguilt #teenagemom #executivecoach #globalspeaker #blackspeakersnetwork #motherdaughter #fatherhood #mompreneur #mumpreneur #homeschoolmom #focusonthefamily

Well, well, well...guess who's on Clubhouse? Moi! I am super brand new and I'm looking forward to chatting it up with some incredible people on brand building and #publicspeaking this Friday at 1:30 p.m. EST. Voice expert... Body language expert Storytelling expert Media expert Emotional intelligence expert Digital stagecraft expert All in one room. Thanks, Kolarele Sonaike for the invite!! #storytelling #clubhouse #publicspeaking #emotionalintelligence #blackspeakersnetwork #womeninleadership #womenofimpactb#womeninsales #leadership #naijababe #thebahamas

PODCAST ALERT!! Black Americans used to irritate and annoy me. I mean, get over yourself. Slavery was almost 400 years ago. Move on. My guest on the podcast, Judy McCutcheon shares how once upon a time, she used to think and feel this way. It’s a sentiment that is very present among Black cultures rooted and supported by divisive ideologies. ... But what I was more curious about was what sparked her transformation in her thinkingwhat ignited the transition from Black Like to Black Love within her. That’s the path to unity I wanted to explore. Today, Judy is prominently proud of her Blackness, Black heritage, Black culture, and connection to Black Americans and Africans. After all, that is what she is. Listen to her journey and story of Colorism, of dating light and white to get ahead and the startling realization she came to through reading and searching for answers. This is Black History. Unity among Black cultures is a journey of first uniting with self. It is an understanding of history, shared stories, science, faith, and courage. Judy McCutcheon is a Finance professional and leader within the Caribbean region. She’s an author, advisor, and host of the Disruptive Leadership conference. Can you relate? Share in the comments below. #blackhistory #management #diaspora #professionalwomen #networking #ergs