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It's Time To Reclaim and Redefine Our Strength

Being called a "Strong Black Woman" isn’t the badge of honor it used to be.

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These days, it feels more like a weight than a symbol of pride. We were taught that strength meant enduring pain and carrying trauma in silence.

 

I wrote 7 Dirty Secrets of a Strong Black Woman because the version of strength passed down to us is toxic. It took a breakdown for me to realize that years of fixing everyone else's problems while ignoring my own had left me living a double life—strong on the outside, but broken on the inside.

 

This book is my unfiltered truth -- my memoir. I'm exposing the secrets that keep us trapped. It’s time to redefine strength. It’s not about how much we can bear—it’s about how much we refuse to.

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"The Breaking Point" is the preview chapter of my new book, 7 Dirty Secrets of A Strong Black Woman, and it’s not just a story—it's an unfiltered confession. I’m laying it all out: the overwhelming pressure, the breakdown, and the truth behind that “I’ve got it all together” smile.

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This sneak peek into my upcoming book reveals the messy truth behind the façade, and trust me, it’s a game changer. You're about to discover what happens when a "strong" Black woman reaches her breaking point.

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Grab your preview now and get a taste of the book that’s about to change the game.

READERS ARE ALREADY SAYING...

"Wow... I felt like I was reading my own story!"

"This is excellent!!! Kept me on edge!"

"So good! I can't wait to read the rest..."

"I caught myself holding my breath... #real tears"

Meet the author
Dr. Rhonda Alexander

I’m Dr. Rhonda Alexander, and if there’s one thing I know, it’s that the “Strong Black Woman” trope needs to be dismantled. In my book, 7 Dirty Secrets of A Strong Black Woman, I expose the emotional and physical toll that "strength at all costs" takes on us. This isn’t just another “you’ve got this” self-help book; it's my memoir and a movement. It's a call to action for those of us who are tired of holding it all together while secretly falling apart.

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As the founder of SoulScribe, I help people turn their personal stories into six-figure revenue streams, showing them how to use their experiences to fuel success. I’m dedicated to empowering women -- especially Black women -- to rediscover their voice and build legacies on their own terms. I want them to know that their vulnerability is an asset, even in the areas where they’re experts. By embracing that authenticity, they can share their journey to success, monetize their expertise, and shake up their industry— without having to hide who they truly are.

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