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I’m giving a TEDx Talk! Want to be part of it?
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Hey Reader, I have something exciting (and a little scary) to share: 🎤 On February 7, I’ll be stepping onto the red dot 🔴 to give a TEDx Talk. This is one of the biggest stages I’ve ever spoken on—and I’m pouring my heart into a message that I believe could truly shift the way we think about worth, work, and the way we show up in this world. But here’s the thing: a powerful message is only as impactful as the people who help spread it. That’s where you come in. 👉🏾 I’m building a Launch Team of folks who believe in this work—people who are down to:
Joining only takes a minute or two, and I’ll make it easy with reminders and ready-to-use sharing tools. Your support could help this talk reach thousands more. If you’ve ever been moved by my words, my coaching, or this community, I’d love to have you on the team.
Thank you—truly—for walking this journey with me. With love and gratitude, |
'Tine Zekis | Founder & CEO, Getting Black Women Paid
I help Black women professionals advance their careers, dramatically increase their lifetime earning potential, and build generational wealth. Sign up for my newsletter to learn more!
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