Girl Talk: Elnora Brown Empowers Women on a Healing Journey

This Thursday, April 17 at 9:00 AM CST, Dr. Angela K. Chambers welcomes Elnora Brown, Girl Talk – For Women in a Healing Journey, airing live on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG. Join us for an uplifting and transformative conversation designed to equip women with practical tools, heartfelt encouragement, and a renewed sense of purpose.

 

Meet Our Guest: Elnora Brown

Elnora Brown is a seasoned women’s empowerment coach, speaker, and community advocate. With over a decade of experience guiding women through life’s most challenging transitions, she has built a reputation for blending compassionate insight with actionable strategies. Elnora holds a master’s in counseling psychology and is the founder of Girl Talk, she provides free workshops and peer‑support circles for women recovering from trauma, grief, and burnout.

 

What You’ll Hear

On this special episode, Elnora will dive into:

  • Foundations of Self‑Care: Why prioritizing your own well‑being is not selfish—and how simple daily rituals can rebuild your resilience.

 

  • Navigating Life’s Crossroads: Practical steps for embracing change, whether you’re starting a new career, healing from loss, or redefining relationships.

 

  • Building Your Support Network: Tips for cultivating authentic connections and finding mentors who champion your growth.

 

  • Harnessing Inner Strength: Exercises to tap into your personal power and move from survival to thriving.

 

Through personal stories and real‑world examples, Elnora will demonstrate how every setback can become a springboard for deeper healing and greater self‑discovery.

 

Why Tune In?

Girl Talk – For Women in a Healing Journey is more than a conversation piece—it’s a sisterhood in sound. Each week, Dr. Angela K. Chambers and her guests share candid conversations about mental health, relationships, entrepreneurship, and community uplift. Whether you’re seeking inspiration, practical guidance, or simply a reminder that you’re not alone, Girl Talk offers a safe space to learn, reflect, and grow.

 

How to Listen

Live Stream: Visit www.thegreenwoodbeat.com and click “Listen Live”

 

Girl Talk: Elnora Brown Empowers Women on a Healing Journey

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When women heal together, we heal our families, our communities, and ultimately our world.” — Elnora Brown

Don’t miss this powerful conversation with Elnora Brown—set your reminder for Thursday, April 17 at 9 AM CST, and join us as we continue rebuilding Black Wall Street one story, one healing journey at a time.

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In 2023, Women Still Have Less Access to Capital Than Men

In 2023, Women Still Have Less Access to Capital Than Men

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