Inspiration & Organization

I’m an Author, Writer/Blogger, Publisher, Speaker, and Professional Organizer. A sister of service, and dedicated member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated.

Really Leah, LLC is a full-service lifestyle company headed by Author, Writer/Blogger, Publisher, Speaker, and Professional Organizer, Leah A. Taylor.  

As a Writer/Blogger

My goal is to write compassionate stories about common people living extraordinary lives. One of my articles on male mentoring was recognized as The Article of the Day by the Florida Magazine Association. If you know someone who fits the bill, please let me know; it would be an honor to speak with them. Read my blogs.

As a Professional Organizer

My goal is to help people feel purposeful in whatever space they enter. I’m not a therapist, but I can be their organizing coach. Find inspiration for organization tasks on my blog.

“I won’t clean your home, but I will help you get organized from the inside-out.” 

Last month, subscribers took part in the 21-Day Best Life Planning Challenge for free as a part of the UnHotMess series 1 for 2021.  

“Your best life begins with a clear and holistic mindset, and the pathway to success is a process.” 

As an Author

I write nonfiction and novels for overcomers, caregivers, girlfriends, and entrepreneurs. I published my first book in 2010 and have plans to revise and re-publish before the end of 2021. I have editorials published in OcalaStyle lifestyle magazine and seen my devotional work on Inkspirationsonline.com. I also received the First Place award for An Article: “A Letter to Brown Sisters” at the 2020 Florida Christian Writers Conference. I have authored children’s books and written three thrilling novels, which I have yet to publish, but you can read about Anghelica, my soon-to-be first published novel here.

The Self-Study of the 21-Day Best Life Challenge is Available Now! 

As a Speaker

My goal is to speak up for those less fortunate. According to Proverbs 31:8-9, we are to “Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, for the rights of all who are destitute. Speak up and judge fairly; defend the rights of the poor and needy.”

My sister was born with special health needs (Cerebral Palsy and Hydrocephalus), I have watched my mother navigate dual roles as a Caregiver and a divorced single working Mom (intentionally capitalized for emphasis), and I have endured intense health and financial challenges, yet I still believe in living a full victim-less life. I speak on those topics and all of my other services.