Just being a woman of color can turn heads in particular industries but what happens when that woman also comes with purple hair and a nose ring?? Body modifications is anything from colored hair to tattoos and piercings. Professional settings can have their own rules on how employees are represented in their space. How do you reconcile wanting to represent yourself in a certain way while your job demands a more concealed version of yourself? Join confidence coach Amber Rose West and Eryka Perry (aka Eryka the Chef) as they discuss being black women with body modifications in professional settings.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Bridge between health and creativity
• The unique culture of Cheffing and being a black woman in professional kitchens 
• Looking the part looks different in different environments
• People that exist outside of the norm continues to makes the world evolve
• The reason Amber Rose got her nose pierced at 10-years-old
• How body modifications can help you with confidence
• Living as an extroverted introvert
• The challenges of “Peopling” with colored hair or tattoos
• The types of assumptions made about black women when body modifications are added
• How habits are built while you’re also embracing authenticity
• Fostering the habit of self-love
• The self-love lessons we learned from our big arms
• The great power in never talking down to yourself

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IG: @erykathechef
Website: www.erykathechef.com
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