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I’m Aaronica.

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What We're Talking About...

I’m a mom to my 3 beautiful children and wife to the most amazing husband in the world. I’m a native New Yorker who moved to Atlanta, GA to attend Spelman College. I graduated but had fallen in love with the city so I decided to stay. Now, I’m a full-time sustainable lifestyle, parenting blogger and entrepreneur still based in the Atlanta area.

My Defining Moment:

If you would have told me when I was a kid that I would be an entrepreneur, I would have laughed. I had big dreams of being a pediatrician but then I registered for Chemisty and Physics in the same semester and I decided that I had a gift to listen, talk, and help others. While I’m doing this now, I took a bit of a roundabout way to get here.

After working in corporate America for more than 10 years and having to endure racism, sexism, cement ceilings, and not using my skillset, I decided to bet on myself. I walked out of the corporate world in May of 2015.

Where I’ve been featured:

LTYM Atlanta – Flipboard Interview – VoyageATL – The Kitchn – North Carolina Blogger Network – Linkcouture – GURVI

Where you can find me writing:

AwesomelyTechie – Huffington Post – Today – Black Moms Blog – AaronicaCole.me – The Needle And The Belle

Past Speaking Engagements

BlogLifeU 2017 – Maximizing Productivity in Minimum Time
ShiftCon 2018 – Buying Organic on a Budget, Keynote Panel Discussion on Healing the Community Through Food
BlogLifeU 2018 – Manifesting More In Less Time
WOW Summit 2019 – Maintaining Authenticity on Instagram; Panelist on Creating Romance In Your Marriage After Kids
Megaphone 2019 – Developing and Maintaining Your Blog Voices
WOW Summit 2019 – Panel on How To Make Money As a Blogger, Manifesting More In Less Time
ShiftCon 2019 – The Gentle Green Movement, Panelist with the OTA about Lobbying for The Farm Bill
Blissdom 2019 – The Business Side of Blogging

My Mission

“To help and inspire as many women as I can to follow their dreams, take better care of themselves, and raise a generation that’s ready to save the Earth”