Creating Space To Expand: A Live Conversation with Rachel Cargle

Rachel Cargle is a public academic, lecturer, and author. Her work centers at the intersection of race and womanhood where she is building an intellectual legacy through teaching, storytelling, and critical discourse. Her organization, The Loveland Foundation, champions Black women through a sturdy commitment to integrity and intention. Rachel manifested her vision of free therapy for Black women & girls in 2019 and is now raising funds to continue sustaining her community in this way and beyond. (Interested in supporting her in this incredible endeavor? Donate here!) Whether in her essays for Harper’s Bazaar, the TedX stage, or her social media platform of over 300K followers, Rachel’s work is pushing boundaries and fighting for change. We are infinitely grateful to have her with us. Prep your listening ears for some seriously stellar + synchronous shares from these absolutely beautiful and brilliant Sagittarius sisters.

Immerse yourself in this conversation on seeking softness, defining “enough” for ourselves, creating space for ease, abundance, opportunity, and so much more from the New York stop of The Black Girl In Om Expansion Tour.

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Quotes From The Episode:

“There’s joy in self awareness, even if it doesn’t feel good in the moment all the time.” — @RachelCargle | click to tweet

“I want passive income, not passive ease.” — @RachelCargle | click to tweet

“My understanding of abundance cannot be separated from my understanding of enough. — @RachelCargle | click to tweet

“For the Loveland Foundation, just you being a Black woman is enough.” — @RachelCargle | click to tweet

“I love myself for who I am, not for what I do.” — @HelloLaurenAsh | click to tweet

“As a Black woman, as a woman of color, you existing with intention and joy is a revolution in itself in a country that was never meant to allow that for us.” — @RachelCargle | click to tweet

“Let your ease be your armor. Let that be what you come in the room with as opposed to feeling like you have to perform.” — @RachelCargle | click to tweet

“Remember that even when you feel like you’re alone in those moments, your ancestors are there with you and they have your back. Truly.” — @HelloLaurenAsh | click to tweet