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Dania Beckford launches ‘Being Broadtail Confidence Journal’ to empower women
Dania Beckford shares an "air kiss" with her mother Norma "Liz" Beckford who came out to support her at the launch of the Being Broadtail Confidence Journal. (Photo contributed)
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March 26, 2025

Dania Beckford launches ‘Being Broadtail Confidence Journal’ to empower women

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Confidence advocate and body-positivity champion Dania Beckford has launched the Being Broadtail Confidence Journal, a tool designed to inspire women to embrace self-worth and authenticity.

The launch event, held on Sunday, March 23 at Broken Plate Restaurant in Kingston, was a celebration of empowerment, featuring an atmosphere of affirmation, camaraderie and elegance.

The evening opened with a symbolic “Confidence Cocktail”, crafted with Grey Goose Essences and an interactive affirmation floral wall where guests penned their personal affirmations for 2025.

Beckford, dressed in a striking outfit from her Broadtail Designs line, took center stage following a moving performance of Andra Day’s Rise Up by Nadejah Deacon. She set the tone with a quote from National Hero Marcus Garvey: “Without confidence, you are twice defeated in the race of life. But with confidence, you have won even before you have started.”

In one of her new designs from Broadtail Designs, Dania Beckford is all smiles post the launch of her newest confidence resource, the Being Broadtail Confidence Journal. (Photo contributed)

Beckford shared that the journal is inspired by her personal journey, explaining, “People always ask me, ‘How did you become so confident?’ The truth is, my confidence has been tested and tried. But every test helped build my confidence muscle.” She emphasized that the journal mirrors her self-reflection practices—journaling, affirmations, and self-inquiry—and is designed for women who have ever questioned their worth.

The Being Broadtail Confidence Journal cover designed by Graphic and Web Designer Shantay Madden. (Photo contributed)

The event gathered a diverse group of supporters, including former employers, loyal clients, and guests from Beckford’s Being Broadtail podcast series. Notable speakers included Chief of Defence Staff, Vice Admiral Antonette Wemyss Gorman; Kalando Wilmoth, chief executive officer (CEO) of Verb Communication; public speaking coach and author Krystal Tomlinson; and CPJ Brand Manager Reneka Fowler. Each speaker underscored the power of confidence in leadership and personal growth.

Public Speaking Coach and Author, Krystal Tomlinson shows of her new Being Broadtail Confidence Journal. (Photo contributed)

A particularly touching moment came when Beckford’s mother recited Edgar Guest’s poem It Couldn’t Be Done, a heartfelt tribute to the resilience that has shaped her daughter’s journey. The night ended with a celebratory champagne toast led by Beckford, reinforcing the event’s message of building unshakable confidence.

The Being Broadtail Confidence Journal is now available at Morgan’s Creek in Sovereign Centre, Liguanea, and online at Amazon. As Women’s History Month continues, Beckford’s journal aims to help women reclaim their narratives and step boldly into their power.

Dania Beckford (centre) shares a celebratory cheers with her core friends L-R Racquel Neath Campbell, Dr. Megan Murray, Dr. Debi-Ann Newell, Le-Ann Taylor, Nadejah Deacon, Trudy-Ann, Tenique Gayle. (Photo contributed)

Vice Admiral Wemyss Gorman, Chief of the Defence Staff of the Jamaica Defence Force supports Dania Beckford as she launches her Being Broadtail Confidence Journal. (Photo contributed)

Dancehall artiste Pamputtae and Season 2 guest on Being Broadtail came out to support the Being Broadtail Confidence Journal Launch. (Photo contributed)

Guests capture every moment of confidence gems at the launch of the Being Broadtail Confidence Journal. (Photo contributed)

Guests at the Being Broadtail Confidence Launch toast to building unshakeable confidence. CPJ elevated the evening with Sparkling Villa Sandi Prosecco. (Photo contributed)

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