I didn’t start The 360 Business because I wanted to build just another brand. I started it because, after years in the trenches, I knew exactly what I wished I’d had when I was running my business through both the wins and the hard seasons.
I’ve been through the workshops, the incubators, the endless “best practice” sessions — and while the processes and strategies matter, they never seemed to focus on the human behind the business. The person juggling late-night deadlines with school runs, caring for family, or navigating personal crises while still keeping things afloat.
I wanted to build something that put people first. Something that reminded you – the one making it all happen – that you matter as much as the work you produce.
The first thing I created under The 360 was The 360 Prompt Decks, born from my own need for a tool that could challenge me to think differently when I was running my business alone. Alongside this sits our legacy collection, Minding My Own Business, which I began years ago as a personal celebration of Black women making incredible strides in business. It’s now part of The 360 because it embodies exactly what we stand for: visibility, affirmation and credit where it’s due.
Then came Truthwear. After a string of tough business experiences, I wanted to create something that felt like a quiet but powerful reward. Words you could wear as a reminder that you are still valuable, still standing, still moving forward — even after the challenges that never make it to social media.
They’re the things I wish someone had handed me and said, “Here. You’re not alone.”
Because here at The 360, we build for the people at the heart of it all. Always.
Explore our collections – from Truthwear to our legacy Minding My Own Business pieces and The 360 Prompt Decks – and find something that speaks to where you are right now in your journey.
