Welcome to the Black Girl Burnout podcast, Kelly here.

And today we were finishing up my interview on the Be Well Sis podcast, where we talk about everything from how to honor our ancestors, how to help and heal

ourselves, how to in this section of the interview, how to let go of hustle culture and

commercialism, and how to find true joy, how to unlock true joy, true abundance, true community. I hope you enjoyed

this week and the powerful conversation I have with Cassandra Dunbar, you can always check out

the conversation I have with her on my podcast, which was called Optin to Be Well, Sis,

and continue to hear how her and I break down what we're

experiencing as black women. September is all about helping and healing. Got to heal ourselves

and in turn we can help others. I hope you find this theme of the month meaningful. I hope you found this conversation

meaningful. And there'll be more to come. Hello. You are speaking to me. Like my soul is so

happy right now. Absolutely.

And it makes you think about black girl luxury.

I used to love the concept when it first started.

I'm just like, yes, I love seeing this.

But now I think it's changing something else.

Now it's like the pursuits of like luxury goods and not necessarily the luxury of just being.

And it's like, all right, so now if you look online, it will look like everybody makes a million dollars a year, right?

Especially in black girl luxury.

Like everybody is supposedly like very rich.

But that's not the case. So I know that people are hustling hard to have those labels and to have those fancy vacations constantly. And it's just,

I think it's painting the wrong picture. Like that's not what luxury is. And going back to what you were saying about our ancestors,

I think they wanted the luxury to just be,

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