December is not a downtime month. It is a preparation month. This is the moment to sharpen your vision, refine your systems, and make the choices that set the stage for serious growth in 2026.

Women of color fund managers are reshaping what leadership looks like in venture capital. Their success is not built on hierarchy or control but on empathy, collaboration, and the ability to unite people around a shared mission.

A lot of money content online is designed to inspire or motivate, but inspiration alone cannot replace the real steps that build financial stability.

Even with thousands of followers, important messages can get buried in the noise of the feed. Substack fixes that by creating space for real connection. Every subscriber chooses to be part of the conversation, and each post reaches them directly.

As we wrap up National Women’s Small Business Month, we’re honoring the vision, resilience, and leadership it takes to build something that lasts.

It’s not only about finding a community it’s also about building one that elevates and supports you!

Here’s the truth: Side hustling, entrepreneurship, and building a scalable business aren’t the same thing, and knowing the difference matters!

If there’s one thing I’ve learned from working with entrepreneurs, it’s that a great book can shift the way you think, lead, and build.

If there’s one question I hear often from founders, it’s this: What actually moves the needle when you’re pitching to investors?

It’s time to fueling founders with capital, community, and clarity.

For entrepreneurs, fear is real year-round thing, and this season, it's coming from all directions.