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Hi! Im That/A/The Brittany

We’ve all read stories of people who have been talented since their childhood. People who stumbled onto their purpose early in life; knew exactly where they were going or what they wanted to do. This isn’t one of those.

It wasn’t until my late 20s that I discovered what I was good at: my career and being places.  By nature I am an extroverted introvert. I like restaurants and events but also like being home. I call myself a faux serial socialite for this reason. My future Ted Talk will be about not being forced to choose between being well-known or worth knowing but the ability to do both. It’s part of living in your “and”. The space between who you are and the many roles that God has given you to play. It’s that conjunction that links you to your purpose

The Brittany B is dedicated to disabling the idea of work life balance to birth work-life integration. Your 9 to Life includes corporate success, passion projects & side hustles, travel, and everything in between. My blog is for the “Corporate Entrepreneurial Social Butterflies” if you will. Those who exist in a corporate environment but also intersect with other ventures outside of the office. My current passions have led me to be advocate for underrepresented people, esp Black Women, in the workplace. I aim to give resources and valuable tips for those who are looking to not only build their brand in the company but also build equity and success.

Most importantly, my favorite color is black.  I wear a lot of gold. Unicorns are real.  I’m a better person when moisturized. I believe perfect eyebrows are a priority. Cardi B is a superhero and her weave is her cape.  

I ask myself these three questions to ensure that I’ve had the best day I could:

  • Did I do good work

  • Did I do good by people

  • Did I dress well while doing it

Brittany B

 

 

 

Conect with me on Twitter and IG @thebrittanyb_

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