Welome!

 Come have a seat next to me… I don’t bite, lol.

Let me introduce or reintroduce myself to you.... 

I'm Samirah, and these pep talks? It’s just for you.  Safe. Real. No pressure.
You won’t find a perfectly polished speaker here—just a real sister who’s lived some things. You might hear me pause, stumble, or laugh a little too long —but every word I speak is layered with love, sincerity, and the hope that it reaches you right where you are.

Whether you're single, married, starting over, trying to heal, or simply holding it together—you belong here. This is for the woman who’s trying but flawed, stretched but still soft, tired but still trying.

I speak from experience.
I’ve been you one time or another. I’ve been the woman trying to figure it out while still taking care of the children, a husband, her community wiping tears, and whispering du’as between it all.

I know what it feels like to be strong when you don't want to be or don't have it in you… to want someone to just see you without asking for anything in return.

And here's what I want you to know:
This... is confidential.

Nobody will know you listened unless you choose to share. This isn’t about performance—this is about permission. Permission to feel. To rest. To rebuild.

She Still Got It is spoken support for silent struggles.
Because there’s nothing wrong with you, sis. You just needed someone to say that out loud.

The woman you are meeting or being reintroduce to  is a wife,  a mother, a grandmother, community worker, and an aspiring entrepreneur. And before all of this? I was in the thick of it, too. These pep talks were born from my own quiet, heavy moments—when all I needed was a voice of understanding. Not someone to fix me. Just someone to sit with me, remind me of Allah, and say, “You still got it.”

So yeah, come sit next to me. You’re not alone, sis.
Even in your lowest, even when it’s messy—you are still becoming.
And you still got it.