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Sabrina Thomas is an International Best-Selling Author, Speaker, Visionary, Advocate, Know Your Lemons Global Breast Cancer Educator, Ambassador for the American Cancer Society’s Voices of Black Women, TV Producer, and devoted Caregiver.
A powerhouse in advocacy and literature, she uses her voice to uplift, educate, and inspire. With over 25 years of professional experience in Hospitality, Sabrina developed her skills in service excellence, leadership, and relationship-building — all of which she now brings into her work with women, families, and entrepreneurs. She proudly serves as the Virginia State Chair for G100 Oneness & Wisdom and is an Alumni graduate of the Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center’s Milestones Circle Program, highlighting her dedication to leadership and innovation.
Sabrina is also the visionary behind Girl, Don’t Count Yourself Out: The Author’s Collective, a dynamic platform dedicated to helping authors elevate their brands, amplify their voices, and share their stories. As part of her work with Zondra TV Network, she produces and hosts shows that empowers authors, showcases their stories, and provides a space for inspiration, education, and connection in the literary community.
As a visionary leader behind multiple best-selling anthologies, I also guide women in sharing their stories through powerful collaborations. I mentor aspiring visionaries to create, lead and publish their own anthologies while teaching authors how to write authentically, build influence, and monetize their message.
A lifelong learner, Sabrina holds certifications in Advocacy, IEP Master Coaching, Speaker Training, and Life Coaching. She is a 21-time Amazon Best Seller, co-author of 22 books, and has been featured in numerous magazines, covers, and award platforms for her dedication to storytelling and advocacy.
In October 2021, Sabrina launched Color with Omar, a creative coloring book series developed with her special needs son, Omar. Each book is filled with fun, educational and engaging activities that spark imagination and joy for both kids and families. Beyond coloring, every edition offers a glimpse into Omar's world, his favorite things and the resilience that inspire our journey together. Color with Omar celebrates creativity, inclusion and the beauty of seeing the world through different eyes.
Through her continued work in advocacy, literature, media, and community empowerment, Sabrina Thomas inspires others to rise, heal, and step boldly into their full potential.
Sabrina Thomas is an International Best-Selling Author, Speaker, Visionary, Advocate, Know Your Lemons Global Breast Cancer Educator, Ambassador for the American Cancer Society’s Voices of Black Women, TV Producer, and devoted Caregiver. A powerhouse in advocacy and literature, she uses her voice to uplift, educate, and inspire.With over 25 years of professional experience in Hospitality, Sabrina developed her skills in service excellence, leadership, and relationship-building — all of which she now brings into her work with women, families, and entrepreneurs. She proudly serves as the Virginia State Chair for G100 Oneness & Wisdom and is an Alumni graduate of the Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center’s Milestones Circle Program, highlighting her dedication to leadership and innovation.Sabrina is also the visionary behind Girl, Don’t Count Yourself Out: The Author’s Collective, a dynamic platform dedicated to helping authors elevate their brands, amplify their voices, and share their stories. As part of her work with Zondra TV Network, she produces and hosts shows that empowers authors, showcases their stories, and provides a space for inspiration, education, and connection in the literary community.A lifelong learner, Sabrina holds certifications in Advocacy, IEP Master Coaching, Speaker Training, and Life Coaching. She is a 21-time Amazon Best Seller, co-author of 22 books, and has been featured in numerous magazines, covers, and award platforms for her dedication to storytelling and advocacy.In October 2021, Sabrina launched Color with Omar, a creative coloring book series developed with her special needs son, Omar, celebrating his artistic gifts and their journey of hope, resilience, and love.Through her continued work in advocacy, literature, media, and community empowerment, Sabrina Thomas inspires others to rise, heal, and step boldly into their full potential.
Sabrina Thomas is an International Best-Selling Author, Speaker, Visionary, Advocate, Know Your Lemons Global Breast Cancer Educator, Ambassador for the American Cancer Society’s Voices of Black Women, TV Producer, and devoted Caregiver. A powerhouse in advocacy and literature, she uses her voice to uplift, educate, and inspire. With over 25 years of professional experience in Hospitality, Sabrina developed her skills in service excellence, leadership, and relationship-building — all of which she now brings into her work with women, families, and entrepreneurs. She proudly serves as the Virginia State Chair for G100 Oneness & Wisdom and is an Alumni graduate of the Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center’s Milestones Circle Program, highlighting her dedication to leadership and innovation. Sabrina is also the visionary behind Girl, Don’t Count Yourself Out: The Author’s Collective, a dynamic platform dedicated to helping authors elevate their brands, amplify their voices, and share their stories. As part of her work with Zondra TV Network, she produces and hosts shows that empowers authors, showcases their stories, and provides a space for inspiration, education, and connection in the literary community. A lifelong learner, Sabrina holds certifications in Advocacy, IEP Master Coaching, Speaker Training, and Life Coaching. She is a 21-time Amazon Best Seller, co-author of 22 books, and has been featured in numerous magazines, covers, and award platforms for her dedication to storytelling and advocacy. In October 2021, Sabrina launched Color with Omar, a creative coloring book series developed with her special needs son, Omar, celebrating his artistic gifts and their journey of hope, resilience, and love. Through her continued work in advocacy, literature, media, and community empowerment, Sabrina Thomas inspires others to rise, heal, and step boldly into their full potential.