These Three Things

REPOST-Black Women and Politics/What’s Next?

GEORGIA SENATE ELECTION DAY! With today being election day in Georgia, Host Sharrona Reaves re-shares this episode on the importance of voting and a few other things to strengthen our presence in politics. 

Black Women and the Imposter Syndrome

Host Sharrona Reaves is joined by TTT Therapist Dr. Patricia Thompson and The Queen Group Atlanta to discuss the Imposter Phenomenon.

Grateful and Greedy with author Tamika R. Newman

Author Tamika Newman talks with Host Sharrona Reaves about her book Grateful and Greedy-Challenging and Redefining what it means to win in life.

SEASON 2 INTRODUCTION

Host Sharrona Reaves shares thoughts on what she learned in Season 1 and what listeners can expect on Season 2.

Dating Over 40- Part 2

Part 2- Host Sharrona Reaves and the Queen Group- Atlanta continue the conversation breaking down interracial dating, dating on-line and what's important in the bedroom.

Dating Over 40- Part 1

Host Sharrona Reaves is back with The Queen Group Atlanta to discuss what the climate is like dating over 40. What are women looking for and the possibilities of finding it.

Overcoming Grief/The Other side of Grief

Host Sharrona Reaves talks with "Inspiration in the Mourning" author Georgette Jackson about how she overcame grief after losing her 3 children to illness and the grief that the black community is currently feeling. 

Black Women in the Workplace Pt 2

These Three Things Host Sharrona Reaves shares part 2 of her discussion on Black Women in the Workplace with the Queen Group-Atlanta. This episode focuses on leadership, dealing with jealousy and competition in the workplace, and a look into Human Resources. 

Black Women in the Workplace Pt 1

In this 2 part episode, Host Sharrona Reaves is joined by a group of highly successful WOC in Atlanta, Georgia to discuss workplace microaggressions, finding your voice as a leader, and successfully climbing the corporate ladder.

Atlanta Hair Maverick- Najah Aziz

Najah Aziz, celebrity hair stylist and owner of 'Like the River Salon' in Atlanta, Georgia talks about growth in the black salon, professionalism and the power of social media.