Lisa Hurley: Space to Exhale, Gebunden

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PRAISE FOR space to exhale

"Lisa Hurley's Space To Exhale is more than a book - it's the breath Black women didn't know we'd been holding and the release we didn't know we needed. Lisa creates what bell hooks described as a 'homeplace' - a space where we can lay down our armor, unburden our spirits, and reclaim our peace. This book is both balm and battle cry, calling us to choose softness over struggle, ease over exhaustion, and stillness over survival."
-KIMBERLY BRYANT, founder of Black Girls CODE and Black Innovation Lab

"In a world that demands constant hustle and relentless output, Space To Exhale proposes a much-needed alternative: rest, stillness, and sanctuary. Lisa Hurley shares her wisdom to help you cultivate a deeper connection with your authentic self, shed the weight of societal expectations, and curate the life you truly desire."
-MINDA HARTS, bestselling author of The Memo , Right Within , and You Are More Than Magic

"Space To Exhale is so relevant for such a time as this. Hurley provides a soul-nourishing guide for Black women seeking to create a more serene, centered, balanced life. With deep wisdom and practical advice, Hurley invites us to pause, breathe, and curate a life of intentional rest, connection, and alignment. Space To Exhale is truly a gift."
-MARY-FRANCES WINTERS, CEO, The Winters Group, Inc. and author of Black Fatigue: How Racism Erodes the Mind, Body, and Spirit

"With Lisa Hurley's distinctive blend of lyrically luscious prose and poetry that makes one feel embraced by the healing of ancestral music - AND - her always-actionable, authoritative guidance, reading Space To Exhale felt like embarking on and returning from a retreat as a changed woman. Hurley's evocative words taught me that soft living is about curating a life in which your movements and decisions are grounded in kindness to yourself."
-LOLA BAKARE, CMO Advisor, and author of Responsible Marketing

"Lisa's words found me as I was grappling with how to make room for much-needed rest while feeling the weight of external demands and internalized overwork. Through humor and her embodiment of brunch energy, I felt the embrace of another Black woman who has rejected the lies that we must earn rest; that we must acclimate to exhaustion. There is a better way, and in Space To Exhale Lisa, breath by breath, leads us to the soft life we more than deserve."
-DR. JOY BUOLAMWINI, author of Unmasking AI and founder of the Algorithmic Justice League