In this episode of The Blessed Code™️, host Melvin Rodriguez reveals The Faith Code with his wife, Monique Rodriguez, the visionary founder and CEO of Mielle Organics, and their friend and president, Omar Goff.

Melvin and Monique reflect on their journey from high school sweethearts to building Mielle, a hair care brand born from personal healing after the loss of their child and Monique’s battle with hair loss. The story must be told™️as Omar emphasizes three themes: the power of supporting Black-owned businesses, the strategy behind partnering with P&G, and the importance of building generational wealth. Together, they highlight the need to normalize Black excellence and create pathways for Black entrepreneurs to scale and thrive.

When faith fuels your purpose, healing becomes power, and that power creates a legacy far greater than success alone ever could. Listen in. 

KEY POINTS: 

- The main purpose of Monique’s book: The Glory in Your Story: Activating a Fearless Faith to Change Your Life, Your Career, and the World 

- How the traumatic loss of their son in 2013 led to the creation of the Mielle Organics brand 

- The importance of building a closer relationship with God 

- The importance of having a good support system when overcoming challenges 

- Creating a lasting legacy for future generations 

- Dealing with mixed reactions caused by P&G partnership 

- The impact of misinformation on Black-owned brands and pivotal role of fact-checking 

- Ways how Mielle continues to support black creators and entrepreneurs

- The role of faith in one’s life journey - living by a personal blessed code™️

QUOTES: 

“God-fearing girls don't gatekeep. I wrote this book because I want to share this as a gift to my community. Everyone always asks me about mentorship, and how they take their idea and bring their idea to fruition. This is my way of giving you the blueprint.” – Monique Rodriguez

“Lifting as we climb. I am someone [who] loves to mentor, I love to really help people elevate their thinking, achieve things that they didn't think were possible. That is what I find joy in.” – Omar Goff

“We didn't come from a background of seeing entrepreneurs or seeing black people that looked like us, that were successful and running and operating multi-million dollar businesses. We saw our parents who struggled... but we knew early on, from a very young age, that we wanted to do something different.” – Monique Rodriguez

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