OUR STORY · FROM IDEA TO IMPACT
Healing is the story.
I Love Me More was created to give Black women something deeper than inspiration: language for what they survived, tools for what comes next and permission to choose themselves.
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WHERE IT BEGAN
What changes when a woman finally chooses herself?
One question changed everything.
That question became the foundation of I Love Me More—a creator-owned, healing-centered platform built by Dr. Jamila T. Davis from lived experience, scholarship and a belief that honest storytelling can move women from pain to possibility.
The mission has remained clear through every chapter: bring difficult conversations into the light without shame, spectacle or easy answers.
One healing-centered idea. Three powerful forms.
FROM PAGE TO SCREEN
01
THE BOOK
A pathway out of toxicity
I Love Me More began as an eight-step framework created by Dr. Jamila T. Davis and co-authored with Tara Wallace—helping women recognize unhealthy patterns, rebuild self-worth and choose themselves without shame.
02
THE PODCAST
Honest conversations begin
The written framework became an intimate podcast where lived experience replaced distant commentary and women could speak openly about relationships, motherhood, accountability and reinvention.
03
THE TELEVISION SERIES
The conversation
reaches further
FOX SOUL brought the message to television, expanding one healing-centered idea into two seasons and forty conversations for women ready to move from recognition toward change.
I Love Me More carries that same conviction: a woman is more than the hardest chapter of her story, and accountability can become the beginning—not the end—of her transformation.
CREATED FROM LIVED EXPERIENCE
Dr. Jamila T. Davis turned accountability into transformation.
After serving nearly a decade in federal prison, Dr. Davis transformed her experience into books, curricula, advocacy and media that help women reclaim their lives and rewrite their futures.
Her storytelling does more than start conversations—it helps move culture, community and policy.
SEASON ONE
Truth without spectacle.
Dr. Jamila T. Davis and Tara Wallace opened brave conversations rooted in lived experience, public scrutiny, accountability and transformation.
TWO SEASONS · ONE GROWING CONVERSATION
The story deepened.
The foundation stayed the same. The lens expanded.
SEASON TWO
Lived experience meets clinical insight.
Dr. La’Tesha Sampson joined the series, connecting personal stories to trauma, emotional wellness, healthy boundaries and practical tools for sustainable change.
WHY THIS SHOW MATTERS
Black women deserve spaces where healing does not require silence.
01
TRUTH
Women name what they survived without being reduced to it.
02
ACCOUNTABILITY
Harmful patterns are confronted with honesty and courage.
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CLINICAL INSIGHT
Personal stories connect to emotional wellness and practical tools.
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REINVENTION
No woman has to remain where life—or other people—placed her.