Conversation w/a woman with a voice - Dr. Hakeemah Jihad Muhammad - Co-Founder of The Royal Empress

It was a pleasure to have an over the phone conversation with Dr. Muhammad. She has a big voice that needs to be heard. Her energy was powerful and she is here to help. Dr. Hakeemah Jihad Muhammad, wife, mother, and co-founder of The Royal Empress is affectionately known as Haqq meaning “The Truth”. Dr. Hakeemah Jihad Muhammad is indeed a true representative of her name. The name Hakeemah means “A sage, philosopher, and a doctor”. The name Jihad has means “the act of striving, and preserving and applying oneself, ready to defend. The name Haqq means “the truth”. When you put Dr. Muhammad’s name together you have “ A Sage, Philosopher and Doctor who is constantly striving, applying and preserving herself, ready to defend, and always bringing and representing the truth. Over the years Dr. Muhammad has served in many roles and capacities all of which exemplify her leadership qualities. Dr. Muhammad is a advocate for Organizational Leadership with corporate experience in Marketing. Dr. Muhammad is an author with a positive mindset that helps women and men growth intellectually on a daily basis. Her New Book Lion(ness) the readers will understand the practices of Five daily steps that will help them achieve success and gain life's reward as they navigate through society to achieve and acquired greatness. The five steps of awakening the lion within will require concentration & self-discipline. This will help you to achieve a high level of greatness. Awakening the warrior spirit is not a task, it is a process that includes multiple steps which must be be applied one at a time and in the proper order. Mastery is not expected initially, and it will not be obtained until the process has been exercised multiple times and on multiple levels of life. As a ranking official of “The Vanguard”, a part of supreme military system and organization in North America, Dr. Muhammad was responsible for the direct training of women & girls ages 16-35. In addition, Dr. Muhammad’s responsibilities included securing & protecting some of th