In today’s digital age, creating a public profile and sharing personal information online has become commonplace. Social media platforms offer a stage for individuals to showcase their lives, thoughts, and talents to the world. However, along with the benefits of connectivity and expression, there are pitfalls that come with choosing to make your profile and posts public.

Every interaction is like an interview in which it is your job to read people’s reactions to your success and growth. We are evolving individuals, and everyone cannot continue on our journey or is qualified to join, reading their reactions to your accomplishments is one key way to identify who they are and where they belong in your life.

In a world often preoccupied with appearances and trends, there is a transformative way of thinking that goes beyond the superficial – the Spiritually Boujie™ mindset. It revolves around being discerning, selective, and mindful of the energy you exude and welcome into your life. The philosophy of being Spiritually Boujie, which emphasizes discernment, selectiveness, and mindfulness in the energy we exude and receive, holds profound health benefits, especially for Black women. Yaah! explores the tangible advantages that this way of thinking can offer.

Let’s be honest, we all know those people. The ones with the grand plans and endless ambitions, but never seem to actually DO anything. They’re stuck in a loop of “but ifs” and “should haves,” blaming everyone and everything for their lack of progress. It’s like watching someone get trapped in a quicksand pit of excuses. This ladies and gentlemen, is called defeatism and Yaah! offers a practical prescription for shaking off the coulda wouldas to achieve your dreams.

In part 2 of our “Natural Hair” Series, Yaah! explores the profound connection between the Strong Black Woman stereotype, chronic stress, and the toll it takes on Black women’s mental and hair health. This pervasive stereotype has cast a shadow over the relationship between Black women and our hair, concealing a web of unacknowledged struggles and unspoken truths wreaking havoc on Black women’s mental and hair health.

Your self-respect serves as a shield against behaviors that can chip away at your dignity and self-esteem.  Building and maintaining healthy relationships isn't just about respecting others – it's equally about respecting yourself. By identifying and addressing toxic...

In part 1 of our “Natural Hair” Series, Yaah! explores the intricate structure of African hair as a testament to the fascinating interplay between genetics, culture, and spirituality. This journey takes us through the sympathetic nerves in hair follicles, the ancient symbolism of hair, and the transformative yet potentially damaging effects of hair straightening procedures.

In the realm of music and healing, André 3000’s much-anticipated comeback album, “New Blue Sun,” has sparked excitement and curiosity. Beyond its experimental flute compositions, what makes this album truly intriguing is the use of the 432 Hz frequency, believed to be the natural frequency of the universe. Yaah! explores the potential benefits of this unique musical choice, delving into its connection to healing and its role as a potential entry point for addressing African American trauma.

An intriguing journey into the enchanting realm of melanin - where the magic goes far beyond the shades of the skin. We at Yaah! decided to have a little fun and share something a little different. In this exploration, we delve into the wonders of melanin and its...