
Practice Dirty: Using Mindfulness to Develop Unshakeable Inner Calm
Practice Dirty is a podcast that explores ways of thinking and being that help black and women of color explore their inner well-being through somatic practices and mindfulness.
The podcast is non-linear, while I offer my own experiences and knowledge, I also talk to others who are working to expand the definition of wellness. I offer a lot of guided, self-introspection episodes to help you manage your own journey to inner well-being and balance.
Practice Dirty: Using Mindfulness to Develop Unshakeable Inner Calm
Boundaries, Being Audacious, Black Cowgirls, and Becoming What You're Looking For | Abriana Johnson
In this episode of Practice Dirty, I talk with Abriana Johnson, the Chief Growth Officer at Teaching Horse, and the founder of Cowgirl Camryn and Black Unicorn Creative. We discuss:
- Building a business at the intersection of your interests;
- Building a network to do the work you dream of;
- How leadership development serves as a bridge to having hard conversations;
- Becoming a conduit to translate animal behavior into human language;
- How horses expose a company’s biggest challenges and bring dysfunction into the light;
- How company leaders want to be influential, and how the perception of power is most leaders’ deep desire;
- The roles of formal and informal power;
- How unconscious bias, microaggressions, and bypassing kill an individual’s ability to function in their role;
- If you can’t find what you’re looking for, become it;
- Mentorship of younger generations of black girls and teens;
- How our brain crave patterns, it creates feelings of safety;
- Having the audacity of a mediocre white man, or a mediocre stallion - be loud, present and command attention;
- Don’t be afraid to be audacious; it is one of the only road blocks for women of color that prevents them from build legacies and empires;
- Small moments of beliefs bring big mindset shifts.
Follow Abriana Online:
Instagram: Https://instagram.com/theabrianJ
Website: https://abrianajohnson.com/
Find out more about my work at https://macalarose.com.