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In Part 2 of this interview Nicole Phillip takes us on her

professional journey through the world of journalism, including her experiences

working at the New York Times on the 1619 Project and as the Social Media

Manager for the Daily Beast. She then talks about her transition out of legacy

media into becoming an independent travel content creator.  Nicole describes her process of finding her

voice, stepping into her authentic self, building her personal brand, getting

her first 250K followers on social media, and landing brand deals.  She then opens up about how she separates

‘having’ vs. ‘documenting’ her travel experiences, and how all of this travel

has impacted her as a person.  Nicole

also shares her tips for Black travelers, teases her upcoming talk at the WITS

travel creator summit, and reflects on what travel means to her today.  And finally, Nicole names her Top 5 Hip Hop

MCs of all time! FULL SHOW NOTES WITH

DIRECT LINKS TO EVERYTHING DISCUSSED ARE AVAILABLE HERE.

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