I Am Bold and Fearless Woman Magazine Issue 2023

Magazine Project Managed by: It gives me great pleasure to present this new edition to you. This year we are featuring bold, fearless, resilient mothers from all around the world. You will read about women who have been through hard times but by the grace of God, they are still standing today as mothers who have made a difference. Some women in this edition are giving themselves the needed pat on their backs and others are simply celebrating the great effects of their mothers on their lives. They are not only mothers, but they are wives, entrepreneurs, business owners, founders, and so much more. They have dedicated their entire lives to making a difference and doing great things in the world. My deepest prayer is that you remain blessed as…

This exceptional young woman from the island of Barbados has dedicated her life to facilitating success in the lives of women and youth. As a visionary strategist and life-purpose coach, she helps women birth their visions and walk in purpose by equipping them with practical tools to accomplish every goal they have for themselves, despite their dysfunctional backgrounds. Her mission is to provide her audience with the tools and strategies to reach their goals. As the founder and CEO of Queensmindset, Kimisha created a platform through which women are taught to redesign their lives with her framework, reimagine your reality Over 500+ media houses have featured her throughout the USA and Nigeria. Why is Kimisha so passionate about what she does? Here response: I came from a family of dysfunction…

Today, I am also the publisher of the, " I am Bold and Fearless Woman Magazine," first published in 2022. The idea for the magazine came from my love for seeing women win. In addition, it speaks about strength, boldness, fierceness, and tenacity. The publication was designed to encourage the average woman struggling to overcome. I daily interact with women, and most times, they are amazed to see that someone so young could be so wise. I have had women who reached out and thanked me for my labor of love and obedience, and I will never forget my encounter with a lady last year who told me, “Because of your videos, I decided not to commit suicide because I have so much more to live for." The money isn’t…

Balancing the responsibilities of motherhood, running a business, and serving as a minister can be a challenging task for any woman. It is important to remember that while these roles may seem conflicting, they can actually compliment and strengthen one another. Here are three keys to striking a balance as a mother, business owner, and minister. 1. PRIORITIZE YOUR TIME As a mother, business owner, and minister, your time is a premium, so prioritizing your time is critical to achieving balance in these roles. One of the keys to effective time management is to prioritize the most important tasks and make sure they get done first. This is where the concept of "first fruits" comes in. In Proverbs 3:9-10, it says, "Honor the Lord with your wealth, with the first…

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I watched my mom, Queen Esther Baxter, with a 5th grade education raise my brother and I after my dad died in a horrific construction accident when I was 5 years old. She showed up for us each day in spite of her severe depression. When I was 17 years old, I noticed her challenges of dealing with mental illness. Each day she pushed through a cruel world to fight through an illness she couldn’t control even with medicine. I lost her to choking aspiration over a decade ago. I learned through her resilience that I am stronger than I think, self care is key, and the power of compassionate, agape, unconditional love. I was fatherless during my childhood and spent my later teenage years caring for my mentally ill…