On this week's episode of cultivating her space, I told myself to speak to myself the way I speak to my daughter, and I never would ever call my daughter stupid or incapable or all the things I used to call myself because harm does that harm creates those

narratives especially if we weren't protected. Today's episode is sure to

provide you with motivation, inspiration, or a fresh perspective.

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Welcome to Cultivating Hirsch space, a podcast dedicated to uplifting women like you.

We're your host. Dr. Dominique Broussard, a college

and psychologist, and Terry Lomax, a techie and motivational speaker.

In a world where black women are often misrepresented and misunderstood,

please join us as we initiate authentic conversations on everything

from five broods to fake friends and create a safe space where black women can

just be.

Lady, we have a very special guest on the podcast today.

I would say if you're tuning you right now,

you might want to like some candles like an

instant be comfy get on your nice slippers and a roll because this feels like it's going to be a

cozy conversation okay so let's get into it. Gina Breedlove is a vocalist, composer, actor, and traditional sounds healer from Brooklyn, New York.

She created the program, Vibration of Grace, healing through sound, helping thousands of people

worldwide rediscover and deepen their power.

Gina's performance credits include The Lion King Stage Musical, and she also tours performing

her own work. As a recording artist, Gina has created three original albums, Open Heart, Language of Light, and The Star. And speaking of stars,

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