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Bridging communication gaps in healthcare and organizations to empower women with chronic migraine, healthcare providers, hospital administrators to lead with compassion & thrive. The mission of Irons Group, LLC is to provide services that will add value, encourage, empower, and transform the lives of others. The goal of the Irons Group, LLC is to develop leaders through a series of personalized training, workshops, and coaching to assist individuals in becoming their authentic selves.

This year taught me that resilience doesn’t always mean doing more it often means trusting deeper.I entered this new yea...
01/05/2026

This year taught me that resilience doesn’t always mean doing more it often means trusting deeper.

I entered this new year without resolutions, vision boards, or a plan… and that was intentional.

God is teaching me to pause, listen, and allow Him to lead in ways that feel unfamiliar but necessary.

If you’ve felt off balance, tired, or resistant to rushing into “what’s next,” you’re not alone.

Here’s your reminder: Be still! Rest! Trust!

Happy New Year, friends.

As this year comes to an end, I’ve been sitting in reflection just not in the way I usually do.Normally, I take a few da...
12/31/2025

As this year comes to an end, I’ve been sitting in reflection just not in the way I usually do.

Normally, I take a few days to reflect and plan for the year ahead. This time, I didn’t have the energy or desire for that process. Instead, I spent my mornings with God and gave myself permission to truly rest watching a movie, stepping away from work, and letting my mind breathe. Today is the first day I’ve even opened my computer.

This year held both accomplishments and disappointments. Not meeting my goal to acquire a certain number of clients was disappointing. I questioned whether I should keep going. The heaviness of disappointment and dismay felt overwhelming at times.

But God! This morning, a friend showed up with fresh coconut water and a beautifully carved plaque with words of encouragement. It was a reminder that even at the end of a hard year, God gives us another opportunity to begin again.

I cleaned my house, turned on praise and worship music, and little by little, the heaviness lifted.

What I’m learning is:
I need to release perfection.
I need to stop believing I’m behind in what God has called me to do.
Life isn’t perfect and it never will be and that’s okay.

This move from 2025 into 2026, feels like more than a new year. It feels like a spiritual shift. Transitions are hard for me, but I’m trusting God for direction and answers. He continues to be my light when things feel uncertain.

On this last day of the year, my prayer for you is:
May faith, family, friendships, and community guide you
May God be your light in uncertain moments.
May what you desire for your life align with what God desires for you.

Happy New Year. God bless you. 🙏

Merry Christmas everyone!As I reflect on the reason for this day, I’m so grateful to God for faith, family, friends, and...
12/25/2025

Merry Christmas everyone!

As I reflect on the reason for this day, I’m so grateful to God for faith, family, friends, and of course—the food. I especially love watching my niece and nephews open their gifts and enjoying traditional Guyanese dishes together.

Even in the joy, I’m mindful that not everyone is having this experience, and that some of our loved ones are no longer with us.

Take time today to enjoy your family, and please remember to check on a neighbor or friend who may be spending the day alone.

Peace and blessings to each of you today. ❤️

Do you take the time to reflect on your life?Cherise, Why do you take the time to reflect on your year? What differen...
12/17/2025

Do you take the time to reflect on your life?

Cherise, Why do you take the time to reflect on your year? What difference does that even make? These are a few of the questions that I have been asked.
The answer is simple: if you don't reflect on your achievements, failures, or areas of growth you risk becoming complacent and stagnant. Reflection creates space for growth and creativity.

As the year winds down, there’s often pressure to rush ahead to create new goals, new plans, new expectations. What if before you moved forward you paused?

For the five years, I’ve practiced intentional year-end reflection before setting goals for the new year. I take five to seven days to slow down, review my calendar and commitments, sit in quiet, and think deeply about the year I’ve lived not just the one I planned.

Reflection is not about judgment. It’s about honesty, grace, and wisdom. We must give ourselves the opportunity to engage in intentional focused thinking.

The word reflect comes from the Latin reflectere to bend back. Reflection allows us to bend back toward our experiences and ask: What did this season teach me? What deserves acknowledgment before I move on?

If you’re unsure, here are some year-end reflection tips:

1. Create intentional quiet: choose a time and space where you can think without distraction. This might be a quiet room, early morning, or even a short personal retreat. Silence helps truth rise to the surface.

2. Review your reality, not just your memory, look back at your calendar, planner, or journal. Our minds forget how much we actually carried and seeing it written reminds us of our resilience.

3. Reflect these areas:
Your health (physical, emotional, neurological)
Your finances(wills, trust, life insurance)
Your career
Your professional development
Your relationships
Your spiritual life

4. Ask reflective not critical questions instead of “Why didn’t I do more?” try:
What did this year require of me?
What did I learn about myself?
What helped me stay grounded?
What am I still becoming?

5. Name the wins and lessons

New Blog Alert!As I wrote my final blog for 2025, I thought about the benefit and significance of taking the final weeks...
12/15/2025

New Blog Alert!

As I wrote my final blog for 2025, I thought about the benefit and significance of taking the final weeks of the year to reflect on my personal wins and learns. Before You Rush into 2026 pause, reflect ,and review your year with curiosity.

Before I plan for the new year, I reflect on the one I lived not in a rush,
not with judgment and with honesty and grace.

For the past five years, I’ve taken time to look back at:
My health
My finances
My work and growth
My relationships
My spiritual life

The word reflect means “to bend back.” Reflection helps us honor what we survived, what we learned, and what’s still becoming.

My final blog of 2025 is an invitation to slow down and reflect before rushing into what’s next.

Link to blog: ironsconsultinggroupllc.com/blog

Comment one word that describes your 2025

Winning Wisdom Wednesday: Creating Vision Through IllnessFor years, my vision boards were filled with clarity big dream...
12/10/2025

Winning Wisdom Wednesday: Creating Vision Through Illness

For years, my vision boards were filled with clarity big dreams, bold goals, and what God was revealing to me. But as my health shifted, so did the way I had to *see*. Some days, all I could focus on was *today*.

Illness tries to shrink your world and whispers that your dreams must shrink too.

But here’s what God has been teaching me in this season:

Vision doesn’t come from perfect health. It comes from a believing heart.
Your symptoms may speak, but they don’t get the final say.
Slow vision is still vision and micro-steps still count.
Healing comes in layers each one calling for grace, gentleness, and patience.

I’m learning to see with my spirit, not my symptoms.
To trust truth, not the temporary.
To take gentle steps instead of giant leaps.
To dream from surrender, not striving.

Today’s quiet win is this:
I’m still dreaming, hoping, andcreating vision even in the middle of illness.

If you’re navigating chronic illness, flare-ups, or a season of uncertainty, hear me:

Your vision is valid.
Your purpose is alive and God is guiding you one breath, one day, one micro-step at a time.

Are you claiming a win today, no matter how small?

New Blog Alert! I have been away for some much needed R&R. Read this weeks blog to learn more.November reminded me of...
12/08/2025

New Blog Alert! I have been away for some much needed R&R. Read this weeks blog to learn more.

November reminded me of this truth: You can go home as many times as your heart needs. After 20 days, 3 states, and countless moments with the people I love, I came back with a full heart.

I watched my son walk in his calling, spent sacred time with my mother, held space for my cousin’s health journey, laughed with my sister, reconnected with my sister-friends, and received the message my spirit didn’t even know it needed.

Home wasn’t perfect… but it was healing and sometimes resilience looks like letting someone love you in their own way.

If this season is heavy for you, here’s your reminder:

You’re allowed to rest.
You’re allowed to receive.
You’re allowed to return to the places that make you feel whole.

What does “home” mean for your healing this season? Drop a word or emoji below !



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12/05/2025

Happy Friday! Keep the Faith!

Fiinancial Friday!Give yourself the gift of less stress, more support:• Refill meds before you travel• Ask your pharmacy...
11/28/2025

Fiinancial Friday!

Give yourself the gift of less stress, more support:
• Refill meds before you travel
• Ask your pharmacy about generics or discount cards • Pack your relief kit (snacks, water, meds, eye mask)
• Put your January appointment on the calendar now
• Choose one wellness item on sale that truly serves you (not just your cart)

CTA: Comment when your refills are set

11/26/2025

Give Thanks ! What are you thankful for?

Wisdom Wednesday! Boundaries with Grace: Protect Your Peace. Preserve Your Energy.Boundaries don’t ruin the holiday they...
11/26/2025

Wisdom Wednesday! Boundaries with Grace: Protect Your Peace. Preserve Your Energy.

Boundaries don’t ruin the holiday they save it.

This week, try:

• Choose a quieter seat
• Ask for a scent-free space
• Bring your comfort kit
• Script your exit (“I’ll step out if I need a reset”)
• Celebrate the moments you can stay present

You are allowed to take care of your brain.
Your peace matters more than holiday pressure.

CTA: Comment one boundary you’re practicing this week.

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