I swear every age comes with a struggle. When you’re young, you think getting older means you’ll finally have life figured out. Then you get older and realize life just introduces you to a whole new set of problems. More responsibilities, more decisions, more unexpected situations, and let’s not even talk about these random aches and ailments that start showing up. But we keep moving. What else are we supposed to do? Life doesn’t stop because you’re tired, overwhelmed, disap

Inside the Minds of Men: What They Really Think About Female Entrepreneurs

The ideas are flowing at I Am Me Inc. as our Chairs recently came together for a meeting of the minds to discuss what’s ahead for the organization. With expansion, new events, collaborations, and stronger community connections on the agenda, 2027 is already shaping up to be an exciting year. Marcus Gordon, Chair of I Am Me Inc. Philly, will spearhead the organization’s first Philadelphia staple event beginning in January 2027. His focus will be connecting I Am Me Inc. with LG

In late 2018, I made a decision that would change everything. I decided to transform my life instead of simply existing in it. I went from being married to divorced. I went from living what I considered a traditional heterosexual lifestyle to allowing myself the freedom to embrace a more fluid LGBTQ+ life. I call it Soul Selecting, giving myself permission to connect, love, live, and evolve beyond the boxes society tries to put us in. That transformation didn’t stop with m

Peirrce “Peach” Mccoy is an entrepreneur, nonprofit executive, media producer, host, and community builder whose work sits at the intersection of media, entrepreneurship, representation, empowerment, and culture. As the visionary behind Peach Ent Media Group, House of Peach Inc., and I Am Me Inc., Peach has developed an interconnected collection of businesses, nonprofit initiatives, original programming, and community platforms designed to create opportunities for people t

Let’s be real. In today’s dating world, especially within melanated communities, the phrase “building a man” has become common language. You hear it on podcasts, livestreams, barbershops, beauty salons, and definitely in group chats.