Healing Entrepreneur Podcast
Healing Entrepreneur Podcast
Podcast Description
Welcome to the Healing Entrepreneur podcast! I’m your host, Rowana Abbensetts-Dobson. I’m a Black woman, a writer, an author, a wife, and a mom. Through my ups and downs with depression and anxiety, I’ve become intentional about healing, learning my history, developing self-love, and finding joy in every moment. As a mental health advocate and a publisher of Black women writers, I am deeply aware of the power of the voice, and the importance of making sure all voices are heard. On this podcast, I hope to share my journey as well as introduce you to remarkable guests whose voices have been life changing for me.
I hope this conversation opens up a new possibility of greatness for you in your life.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes of mental health, self-love, and personal transformation, with episodes like 'Black Women & ADHD' focusing on overcoming challenges related to ADHD and 'When Motherhood Looks Different' discussing support for neurodivergent families. It emphasizes the intersection of healing and entrepreneurship, sharing authentic stories that inspire growth.
Welcome to the Healing Entrepreneur podcast! I’m your host, Rowana Abbensetts-Dobson. I’m a Black woman, a writer, an author, a wife, and a mom. Through my ups and downs with depression and anxiety, I’ve become intentional about healing, learning my history, developing self-love, and finding joy in every moment. As a mental health advocate and a publisher of Black women writers, I am deeply aware of the power of the voice, and the importance of making sure all voices are heard. On this podcast, I hope to share my journey as well as introduce you to remarkable guests whose voices have been life changing for me.
I hope this conversation opens up a new possibility of greatness for you in your life.
This is the last epsidoe of Season 1 of the Healing Entreprenuer Podcast! I can’t believe I made it to ten episodes! I have so much more to share! We will be back in September. For now tune into “Call me Yaa”. I start with some updates about Spoken Black Girl Issue 6 Beauty then get into name talk! This episode talks about how renamed myself Yaa on my 33rd birthday as a gift to myself. The name connects with my lineage and reminds me of my power! Have you ever thought of adopting a new name? What would it be and why?
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