Listen, sis. I see you. You’re busy, life is lifeing, and maybe you just don’t have the energy to find new friends. Maybe you feel turned off from old friendships that went left, or your current friends are just in different places in their lives. Maybe you’re starting to feel a little lonely, but you don’t really let yourself go there. It’s time, sis. It’s time to build community!

Why is it so hard to make and keep friends as a grown woman? You’re not alone. There are a whole bunch of Black women feeling the exact same way, and in this guide, we’re going to change all of that.

Tired of feeling like everyone else has their people, their squad, their village, and you’re just here? Showing up for folks who don’t show up for you. Waiting for invitations that never come. Wondering if you’re the problem. You’re not.

Making friends as a grown woman is hard. Life is busy. People are in different stages. Some friends disappear. Some friendships feel half-hearted. And let’s be real, Black women carry extra layers! Work stress, family stuff, cultural expectations, and sometimes a quiet loneliness nobody talks about.

That’s exactly why I created The Happy Black Girl’s Guide to Community. This is your playbook for stepping into the energy of real connection, showing up for yourself, and building friendships and spaces that actually feel good.

This is not a boring how-to guide. This is your homegirl telling you exactly what you need to hear, giving you the tools and the energy to start building the village you’ve been craving.

If you’ve been sitting around thinking no one gets it, no one understands, or no one sees you, this is your sign. You do not have to wait for someone else to create the space for you. You can start right now with the energy you already have.

Get your copy today and start stepping into the community you deserve. No waiting. No apologizing. Just showing up and claiming your space.