124. How to Be a Confident Black Woman in the Sports Industry| Alexis Stuckey

This month, I will be showcasing some of the most inspiring stories in sports, specifically from WOMEN I truly admire. These women are battle-tested. These women choose to STAND and not SHRINK. Fighting back against their negative voice. This week’s guest is Alexis Stuckey. She’s a corporate partnership manager with experience in leagues such as the NBA, NBA League, NWSL, and NASCAR. She joins the show to share her journey of self-discovery in college, her pride as a black woman in sports, and insights into the industry's challenges and opportunities. She candidly discusses overcoming depression and heartbreak. They explore the impact of events like HBCU night and the importance of self-expression. The episode concludes with insights on balancing professionalism and personal identity. @alexisskyyy__ (6:00) Fitting-In at School & At Home (9:20) The Pressure of Being the Older Sibling  (13:00) Dealing with Depression and Heartbreak (18:00) Pride in Being a Black Woman in Sports  (21:00) The Significance of HBCU Night  (26:00) Battling Depression and Loss of Appetite  (33:00) You Don’t need to Prove your Self Worth (37:00) The Importance of Creating Inclusive Spaces  (39:00) Overcoming Imposter Syndrome in the Workplace (46:00) Balancing Professionalism and Self-Expression  (50:00) Dating a Career-Driven Woman  (1:02:10) Overcoming Her Mind Bully