Episode 35: Black Womaning in Corporate America® With Crystle Johnson
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Episode 35: Black Womaning in Corporate America® With Crystle Johnson
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Burnout doesn’t happen overnight. It happens one compromise, one expectation, and one “I’ll just push through” at a time.
In this episode of Black Womaning in Corporate America®, founder of Kinory® Crystle Johnson joins host Nicole S. Palmer for an unfiltered conversation about burnout, belonging, and the moment she realized her job was something she did—not who she was.
From corporate leadership to building a global community for Black women in Mexico, this conversation explores identity, rest, and the courage to imagine a different future.
Whether you’re questioning your next career move or simply trying to remember who you were before work consumed so much of your life, this episode is a reminder that your value has never been defined by your title.
00:00 Welcome
00:44 Meet Crystle Johnson
02:13 An Origin Story of Belonging
04:47 Why Kinory Exists
05:44 The Courage to Center Black Women
08:45 Recognizing Burnout
09:50 FMLA, Recovery & Finding Mexico
13:49 Your Job Is Not Your Identity
17:03 The Truth About Corporate DEI
20:06 Racism, Visibility & Obsession
22:45 Building Kinory in Mérida
25:32 Casa Kinory & A New Vision
28:14 Why Every Exit Needs a Plan
30:25 Don't Leave Your Benefits Behind
33:46 Coming Next Week...
34:17 Outro