Africa Brooke

Africa Brooke began gaining recognition in 2016 by documenting her journey to sobriety. This personal experience motivated her to pursue training and begin a career in personal development. She has since become a globally recognized consultant, mentor, and speaker, focusing on assisting individuals, including public figures, in navigating challenges related to self-sabotage and self-censorship. Her work involves applying evidence-based methods to identify issues, refine mindsets, and improve communication skills. She is known for her straightforward yet empathetic approach, helping clients define core values, enhance conflict resolution, and build resilience.

Brooke’s professional background includes accreditation as a coach, consultant, business strategist, writer, and speaker. She hosts the podcast ‘Beyond the Self with Africa Brooke’ and has authored ‘The Third Perspective: Brave Expression in The Age of Intolerance.’ Her qualifications encompass Developmental Coaching, Executive & Performance Coaching, and Clinical Hypnotherapy, techniques she integrates into her work with client consent. Her practice emphasizes intellectual diversity, integrity in difficult conversations, leading with curiosity, fostering a growth mindset, and empowering ownership of one’s life. She has provided leadership coaching to senior team members and facilitated mindset and strategy sessions for employees and talent.

In January 2021, Africa Brooke published a viral 4000-word open letter titled ‘Why I’m leaving the cult of wokeness.’ Initially shared with a small email list, this letter has been read and shared by over 7 million people worldwide. This critical piece further established her as a proponent of honest expression and independent thought. Her ARE (Awareness, Responsibility, Expression) method, developed from her experiences with addiction, teaches the importance of facing uncomfortable truths and risking rejection to achieve authenticity. Her work supports individuals in embracing brave expression and overcoming self-censorship.