Motivational Guidance & Empowerment
A Woman.
A Leader.
A Testimony.
Author | Life Coach | Public Speaker
2023 Marquis Who's Who in America Inductee
Few Words About
Courtney A. Kittrell
Before she was a Master Chief in the United States Navy, a published author, a podcast host, and mentor to many, Courtney A. Kittrell was no stranger to prejudice, intolerance, and a lack of self-belief. It was through her personal and career struggles, however, that she found fulfillment, growth, and success. The motivational guidance Kittrell offers in her written works, podcasts, public speaking, and private mentorships hinges on promoting radical self-belief, walking in one’s purpose, and never apologizing for being who you are.
We hope you’ll join us on your own personal growth journey, either by tuning in to the Unapologetically Favored podcast, or by purchasing one of Kittrell’s books. You can also engage with Courtney A. Kittrell via a public speaking event or private mentorship.
Courtney is featured in:
- Books of Interest to Women Scholar
- Books of Interest to African-American Scholar
- Featured in Connected Woman Magazine
My Top Seller Books. Get a Copy Today.
Wake Up. Turn Up. Bless Up.
This book provides beautiful, daily affirmations that keep the busy woman on her toes, lifts her spirits, and reminds her that there is nothing she can't accomplish.
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Never be afraid to eat alone.
Never Be Afraid to Eat Alone is a motivational, inspirational, and purpose-driven book that will encourage you to take back your power and live your life with full and unapologetic intention. Through self-reflection activities inside the book, you will discover yourself again for the very first time.
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Amazon | Barnes & Noble | Google | Books-a-Million | Booktopia
Everyone has a story...
Everyone goes through life thinking they are the only one experiencing the highs and lows, the depression, the stress, anxiety, mental health, frustration, etc. We all share the same emotions.
For those in a leadership position, we strive to take care of those around us and we neglect our own mental and physical health. We struggle day-to-day, putting on smiles like everything is okay when we have personal issues at home, but are too prideful to know when to say, "I can't do this alone", "I need help", "I need to talk about it". It's okay to talk about it.
Everyone has a story. This one is mine.
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