Episode 58: A Conversation with Digital Content Creator Aisha Beau Johnson on Overcoming Anxiety and PTSD

In this episode, I have an empowering conversation with Aisha Beau Johnson who's a writer, digital content creator, and speaker, specializing in beauty, lifestyle, and wellness. Prior to her career as a digital content creator, Aisha was a fashion publicist. During her career as a fashion publicist, she planned and executed a number of press events, New York Fashion Week shows, and brand launches. 
We discuss overcoming anxiety, people-pleasing, and PTSD in order to take back control and step into the most empowered versions of ourselves. 
You can find Aisha on Instagram here, on YouTube here with over 1.3M views, her IGTV series Black in Blogging, and visit AishaBeau.com.
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