Lajoy's Legacy
About
Challenge The Impossible
Our mission is simple yet bold: to disrupt cycles of intergenerational trauma while building capacity, leadership, and healing within BIPOC communities.
Grounded in both academic training and lived experience, LaJoy’s Legacy bridges research, practice, and real-life resilience. Through partnerships with businesses and organizations, we expand access to life-changing resources that restore dignity, amplify voices, and transform lives from the inside out.
At LaJoy’s Legacy, we believe healing is more than survival—it’s the foundation of leadership, legacy, and liberation.
Storytelling
Only Time Can Tell
In the wrinkle of time, there are stories waiting to be told. Olaudah Equiano, born in Southern Nigeria, was captured at 11 and forced into slavery. Yet he chose to defy his fate, learning to read, write, and calculate, ultimately purchasing his freedom. His life became a testament to resilience and the power of rewriting one’s story.
At Lajoy’s Legacy, we honor that spirit. Many in BIPOC communities inherit stories of struggle, trauma, and systemic barriers—gaps that threaten to define our paths before we begin. We exist to bridge that gap. Through healing, self-discovery, and empowerment, we help you break cycles, embrace your worth, and craft a narrative defined by choice, courage, and purpose.
Your story is ongoing. Your legacy is waiting. Together, we transform possibility into reality—a story that only time can tell.
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Lajoy Life Coach
Living a Legacy, Losing Lies and Loving Abundantly
Coaching
We often believe that coaching is a luxury—but the truth is, it is a strategic resource for individuals, professionals, and business leaders who are ready to challenge limitations, unlock potential, and rewrite their stories. Whether you’re navigating career growth, leading a team, building a business, or seeking personal empowerment, coaching provides the clarity, tools, and support needed to make meaningful, lasting change. At Lajoy Life Coach, we help identify cycles, embrace your strengths, and create a legacy of purpose, power, and possibility.
Vision Statement
At Lajoy Life Coach, our vision is to empower individuals to actualize the best version of themselves by exploring and enhancing the quality of their life, their choices, and their sense of being. We guide people to embrace their strengths, release limiting beliefs, and create a legacy of purpose, power, and fulfillment.
Mission Statement
At Lajoy Life Coach, our mission is to empower individuals, professionals, and communities to break limiting cycles, embrace their strengths, and live intentionally. Through coaching, mediation, and consultation, we provide the tools, guidance, and support needed to rewrite personal narratives, enhance quality of life, and create a legacy of purpose, power, and possibility.
Schedule Booking
Unlock your unique potential through personalized consultation at Lajoy Life Coach. Our experienced consultants work one-on-one with individuals and organizations to provide tailored insights and strategic guidance. From leadership development to organizational effectiveness, we collaborate closely to deliver actionable solutions that drive meaningful and sustainable results. At Lajoy Life Coach, education and personal development are not just components of our services—they are the foundation of our approach. Our offerings are designed to ignite a passion for learning, empower individuals to navigate challenges with purpose, and support lasting personal and professional growth. Begin your transformative journey with us today.Read More
- Category: Education
- Service Length: 30 Minutes
- Location:Google Meeting Link
- Price:Free
Contact
- 4845 Pearl East Cir Ste 118 Boulder Colorado, 80301
Blessings & Abundance
Features
African American and Labor
Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune’s enduring legacy, characterized by relentless action and unwavering commitment, transcended societal divides of politics, education, gender, race, and social status. However, the depth of her accomplishments is marginally discussed and unknown to many. At the heart of her legacy lies the philosophy of servant leadership. Bethune modeled leadership while serving others, and her blueprint for empowerment included access to education. By facilitating access and providing support through vocational training and higher education, she amplified pathways for African Americans to secure better job and career opportunities. Throughout this article, I infuse some of her laudable quotes to further illuminate Bethune’s way. To bridge the chasm between the past and the future, I draw upon my personal journey as an African American navigating experiences in K-12 schools and higher education in the US, emphasizing the critical importance of representation and the intersecting dynamics of power and privilege. Currently, I am a graduate student pursuing a Master of Education degree with an emphasis in leadership. In K-12 schools, I experienced the challenges many African American students encounter in accessing quality education and positive role models. In the face of systemic barriers that seek to limit African Americans’ ability to shape their own narratives in education, Bethune’s legacy shines brightly and reminds us that nothing is impossible. https://influentialwomen.com/connect/ajadae-trent
ECOC: Challenge the Impossible
The “Not Like Us: When Leaders Rise” presentation embodies Amanda Gorman’s quote, “For there is always light...if only we're brave enough to be it,” by emphasizing that leadership is about courageously standing apart and shining one’s unique light. Participants will explore how rising intentionally, embracing challenges, and leading with purpose illuminate's paths for themselves and others. By reflecting on personal resilience, discovering leadership archetypes, and applying these traits in real life, attendees learn that bravery—stepping into their vision and influence—is the light that transforms communities, schools, and workplaces. https://www.educatingchildrenofcolor.org/ecocsummit
About the Founder
Aja’Dae L. Trent is a visionary creator, educator, and community-rooted scholar committed to transforming lives through healing, leadership, and legacy building. As the founder of Lajoy’s Legacy, she challenges the impossible by designing culturally relevant, healing-centered experiences that disrupt generational cycles of trauma and open pathways to empowerment for BIPOC communities. Her work bridges academia, advocacy, and artistry—drawing from her background as a social studies educator, behavioral health professional, and thought leader in higher education. Aja’Dae’s journey embodies resilience and purpose: turning lived experiences into blueprints of liberation, financial empowerment, and leadership for others. Whether through her writing, coaching, or community initiatives, Aja’Dae inspires individuals to lose lies, love abundantly, and live a legacy. She creates spaces where healing meets strategy, where personal growth fuels social change, and where people are empowered to step fully into their power. https://video.bmapinc.com/influentialwomen/20004164-3-8772.mp4