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👩🏾‍🎨 Portfolio careerist + PhD student + coach
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What is your family navigating this season? 🌱

The Growing Series is here to explore some of the big—and everyday—questions that come with raising and supporting young people.

Find the topics that speak to you and join us for a season of thoughtful, practical conversations.

🔗 Browse the lineup and register for free at the link in our bio.

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Introducing the Growing Series! 🌱

We’re excited to introduce a new season of free online workshops, presented in partnership between @aeonschool and @sora_schools

This year, we’re making space for conversations about the questions families are navigating every day, from technology and executive functioning to nutrition, relationships, and more.

Our first conversation is October 1 with Chris McKenna of @protectyoungeyes, exploring technology, developing brains, and healthy boundaries at home.

🔗 Browse the lineup + register for free at our link in bio

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Endorsements are in!

➡️ Sticky Habits: A Woman’s Guide to Reclaiming Happiness, Ditching Perfectionism, and Creating Habits That Last. ⬅️

This book is biased. It’s by a woman, for other women. And the best part? It won’t make you feel bad about yourself.

Comment LINK below to order it today for to learn how to make supportive habits that stick in your real life.
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#stickyhabits #booksforwomen #selfhelpbook #femaleauthor

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Look closely and you’ll see it. The Future Founders participant who was nervous to speak at the beginning of the program now confidently sharing their ideas with a room full of people. The founder who once kept their thoughts to themselves now leading a conversation. The student who wasn’t sure they belonged now taking up space and owning it.

These transformations don’t happen overnight, and they rarely happen in a single defining moment. They’re built through dozens of small moments that add up over time. A question asked. A presentation given. A conversation started. That’s what confidence looks like.

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Multical was founded by a portfolio careerist, @taylorelysemorrison, for people who don’t fit into one calendar.

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Some founders build products. Others build communities.

After participating in Future Founders' Startup Bootcamp and the Fellowship, Taylor Morrison has continued to build spaces where people learn from one another, grow together, and become more confident in their craft. Her latest venture is a reminder that entrepreneurship isn’t just about what you create. It’s about the opportunities you create for others.

Read Taylor’s story at the link in our bio.

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Look around a Future Founders event and you’ll see leadership everywhere.

It’s in the participant presenting an idea for the first time. The peer offering encouragement. The young entrepreneur stepping outside their comfort zone to start a conversation.

These moments may seem small, but they add up.

Because leadership isn’t something that appears overnight. It’s built one action, one decision, and one opportunity at a time.

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Celebrating Juneteenth with the voices and stories of phenomenal Black women authors.

These are some of our favorite books, each one offering healing and inspiration. You can explore them all on our site - because these voices deserve to be heard, today and always 🤎📚

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There’s still time to register! ☀️

Join Chicago ICF for Sunshine & Support: Coach Meetups on Saturday, June 6 from 10:00–11:30 AM at one of three locations: Promontory Point, Lincoln Park, or Lovelace Park.

Enjoy fresh air, meaningful conversation, and connection with fellow coaches in a relaxed outdoor setting.

Free to attend — register today using our linktree link in our bio!

#ChicagoICF #ICFCoaching #CoachConnect #CoachingCommunity #ProfessionalConnection

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This season on The Coven in the Corner Office, we’ve asked each of our guests to share a syllabus: a list of resources and practitioners that have shaped their magical practice.
Episode 2 guest Taylor Elyse Morrison @taylorelysemorrison has been building hers with the rigour of a PhD student and the curiosity of someone who never stopped collecting leaves in her backyard. Here’s what she brought to the corner office:

📚 Closed Resources
Great educational resources, but not recommended for informing non-African American people’s practices
✨ Hoodoo in America by Zora Neale Hurston @zoranealehurstontrust
✨ Uncovering the Power of Hoodoo: An Ancestral Journey with Tank Ball (PBS Documentaries)
📚Closed Resources
Great for Black folks across the diaspora
🎴Black Tarot by Nyasha Williams @writingtochangethenarrative and Kimishka Naidoo @kimishka.n (Illustrator)
📕The Book of Juju by Juju Bae @itsjujubae

Open Resource
⏳Good Timing Guide by Madeline C. Gerwick

What resource are you adding to your own syllabus? Drop it in the comments 👇

Syllabus | Portfolio careerist | Hoodoo practitioner | Spirituality | Leadership | Witchcraft | Tarot | #leadership #newpodcast #witchcraft #portfoliocareer #thecoveninthecorneroffice

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What happens when you start questioning the dogma — in your spiritual life, and in your career? 🤔
In Episode 2 of Season 2, portfolio careerist and Hoodoo practitioner Taylor Elyse Morrison talks about the slow, brave work of unlearning inherited rules, and what becomes possible when you stop trying to fit your whole self into one container.
Want more of Taylor’s story? Head to the 🔗 in bio or search “The Coven in the Corner Office” wherever you get your podcasts.

Dogma | Portfolio careerist | Hoodoo practitioner | Spirituality | Leadership | Witchcraft | New podcast #leadership #newpodcast #witchcraft #portfoliocareer #thecoveninthecorneroffice

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Future Founders Alumni are the best!

As we build the next generation of entrepreneurs, we always find opportunities to connect our top alumni with current program participants.

Huge shoutout to multi-Future Founders program alum and serial entrepreneur Taylor Elyse Morrison and Apprenticeship Cohort 2 Pitch Competition winner Kasiya Wells for visiting Apprenticeship Cohort 3 powered by the Chicago Housing Authority.

Taylor and Kasiya shared their business journeys, offered motivation, and provided direct feedback to help our current Apprenticeship cohort build their new business ventures.

We are grateful for their support and can’t wait to see our Apprentices pitch their new businesses next week!

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