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Becoming a Pretty Wealthy Woman ft. Caitlyn Kumi | Personal Branding, Dating and Corporate Life

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Apr 8, 2026
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Summary

In this episode, we sat down with Caitlyn Kumi, Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree, founder of Miss Empower Her, and content creator, to talk about building a career, a personal brand, and a full life as an ambitious Black woman. We got into: • Why protecting your peace can sometimes mean you stop seeing red flags • The kind of corporate feedback Black women know all too well • Why your personal brand can carry more weight than your resume • Dating as a successful Black woman and the mindset shift that actually helps • Her take on true balance and why something always has to fall • Pattern recognition in adult friendships and how to trust what you see • The three things every woman should be investing in right now • What it really means to become a pretty wealthy woman Mantra Moment: "People remember how you make them feel." Maya Angelou, shared by Caitlyn Kumi If this episode resonated, drop a comment and let us know which part hit hardest. 📩 Email us: [email protected] 📱 Follow us on all platforms: @SuburbanBlackGirlPod ⭐ Leave us a rating on Apple Podcasts and Spotify