We Were Never Meant to Lead, But We Do
by Chidinma Victory Oforji
Welcome to the Healing Studio (Ọgwụ) blog, a space dedicated to empowering Global Majority professionals. Here, we address racialised barriers, foster mentorship, and promote confident leadership. Join us as we explore healing from career trauma and building truly inclusive environments. We're glad you're here to begin your transformation.

Many Black and Brown professionals face career stagnation despite their hard work and excellent performance. They're often overlooked for promotions and leadership opportunities. Our blog provides insights and strategies to navigate these challenges, build confidence, and advocate for your advancement. We aim to help you break through racialised barriers and achieve the recognition you deserve.

Imposter syndrome, rooted in racialisation, can make you feel like you don’t belong or that you must work twice as hard to be seen as capable. Our blog explores strategies to combat these feelings, embrace your authentic self, and lead with confidence. We delve into navigating white-dominant leadership spaces without compromising your cultural identity. Discover how to speak up, challenge biases, and create meaningful change.

Even when you have a seat at the table, it’s often symbolic. Tokenism doesn’t offer real power, voice, or influence. Our blog provides insights on recognising and challenging tokenism, advocating for genuine inclusion, and creating environments where diverse voices are valued and respected. We explore organisational accountability and strategies to build inclusive, trauma-informed systems. The Healing Studio (Ọgwụ) walks with you through change, offering practical support and resources for both individuals and organisations. Invest in your growth and commit to building a truly inclusive future. This isn't just a blog; it’s the first step to transformation.
12 Nov 2025 17:24
by Chidinma Victory Oforji
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