Picture this: Working up a good sweat with Common. Yup, you read that right! On that magical Sunday, January 28th at Overtime Elite Atlanta, Pretty Girls Sweat curated an event that was basically a mixtape of inspiration and breaking a sweat.
Recording artist, actor, and now author, Common joined Atlanta influencers and fitness enthusiasts via Pretty Girls Sweat for a great workout and book signing for his recently released book 'And Then We Rise'. The book signing wasn't just about ink on paper; it was a full-on girl power moment. Check out some of the photos from the event. Be sure to check out the book as well as PGS!
In the ever-evolving landscape of digital marketing, staying ahead of the curve is key. Enter ManyChat—a powerful tool that can revolutionize how you connect with your audience and drive your business forward. At Grind Pretty, we’ve seen firsthand how leveraging ManyChat’s capabilities can transform advertising, memberships, events, and product sales. Here's how you can harness the power of keywords and automated direct message scripts to elevate your business game.
Lanell Grant’s influence reverberates far beyond the music studio. As an artist and producer, she’s built her career on raw talent, authenticity, and an unwavering sense of self. Growing up immersed in the sounds of soul, funk, and classic rap, Lanell’s early love for music became a journey of self-discovery. Through her father’s old vinyl records, she found her own voice—a fusion of genres that breaks boundaries and defines her unique sound. But Lanell’s story is about more than music. As a wife, mother, and proud natural beauty, she radiates a confidence that inspires others. Her faith in God serves as her compass, a guiding force that she brings to life in her recent single, God’s Girl.
Today, September 30th, we celebrate National Black Funding Day, a powerful movement created by Dr. Rashae Barnes to showcase the economic strength and influence of Black communities across the U.S. This day is more than just a celebration—it’s a call to action. It’s a reminder to support, invest in, and uplift Black-owned businesses, entrepreneurs, and initiatives. Here's why this day is crucial and how you can make a difference.
