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Confidence is the key to getting what you want. Don't let anything get in your way to being the best version of yourself. In this episode, I break down the 10 rules confident people live by in any situation or season of their lives.
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Do you know your Self Love language? In this episode, I talk about Dr. Gary Chapman's, The 5 Love Languages, and how we can apply that to self-love and self-care while making it a habit to practice every day.
Resources Mentioned in this episode:
Quiz: What's your Love Language
Learning resources (under "Resources")
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Protests, racial trauma, the pandemic, unemployment....everything is happening at the same time. From TV to social media, the media covers it all, and sometimes you need a break.
In this episode, I talk about a few ways to find peace amid chaos and how to take action today.
Also mentioned are ways to fight injustice:
Visit Color of Change to sign petitions for Breonna Taylor and more!
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Twitter coming soon....
In this special episode, I address Black America, our grief, racial trauma and reclaiming our future. Inspired by the recent incidents of police brutality, Black America has been living in grief and sometimes fear while maintaining our normal lives. Our endless experiences with discrimination, police brutality, prejudices, and microaggressions for centuries, has been something Black Americans experienced throughout generations. Now, with protestors and destroyed property, we are coming to an end of a toxic relationship.
Reclaiming our future involves gaining economic power and exercising our votes on a local level. These are just two of many gestures we can make to create self-sufficiency and move to a brighter future. I also explain things we can do today to make that change:
RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:
Shopping/Directory:
webuyblack.com: a marketplace for black-owned businesses selling products from toiletries to professional services
Spendefy.com: the digital "Green Book" of black-owned businesses in your city or city you're traveling to. BOB can list their businesses as well
Officialblackwallstreet.com: a directory for black-owned businesses around the country
Learning New Skills/Financial Growth:
Linkedin Learning
Freecodecamp
Black Media:
KweliTV: streaming platform of over 400+ undiscovered, award-winning indie films, documentaries, web series & kids shows celebrating global black culture from anywhere in the world
Locally Grown TV: Live shows with a TV guide of black films and TV programming including Random Acts of Flyness to Soul Train
Talk Black Media
Luxe Radar Media: a global storytelling platform, media collection, and digital exhibition capturing the beauty and nuances of Black womanhood.
Food, Gardening, Horticulture:
Ron Finlay: The Gangsta Gardener
Soul Fire Farms
Black Farmers Network
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In a bonus episode, I talk about the effects COVID-19 has in the United States and extended a curiosity to our neighbors, Canada. Toronto-based, marketing professional, Nadia Alam is our guest as she talks about her experiences with the pandemic in her city.
Nadia has a new podcast launching in June 2020 called, Show Me Your Ugly.
The greatest gift given to humans is intuition. Not only is it the language of our souls, but it is the greatest tool to use in navigating life. Like any skill, we have to develop, utilize, and strengthen it each day. In this episode, I explain why we ignore it, how we can begin changing that behavior right away, and moving forward with using your intuition for future decisions.
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Amid the pandemic, a lot of us have found ourselves unemployed, furloughed, and/or financially struggling. In this episode, I share a personal story and tips on how to survive unemployment while preparing to have a recession/pandemic proof career.
Resources mentioned in this episode:
LinkedIn Learning: video courses taught by industry experts in software, creative, and business skills.
LinkedIn Learning (NYC Residents Only): You have access to free certifications and courses using your public library card.
Freecodecamp: a nonprofit/website that helps people learn to code for free. Learn coding through thousands of videos, articles, and interactive coding lessons - all freely available to the public.
Robinhood: a commission-free stock investing app, gives you more ways to make your money work harder.
Acorns: an app where you invest in stocks with your spare change
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Welcome to a new season! In this episode, I am breaking down the four fundamentals of minimalism, debunking myths of minimalists, and a couple of tips if you want to transition to a minimalist lifestyle.
Minimalism can upgrade our lives in many ways from finance to relationships. I've discovered that these four elements are a common denominator in minimalist living.
NOTE: In this podcast episode, I said this is session 2. We are actually beginning session 3 as we had a "pre-season" when launching the podcast.
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With the rise of entrepreneurship (especially among Black women), we have to discuss protecting what we've built. To open our "Wealth & Ownership" series, I spoke with Trademark Attorney, Rukayatu "Ruky" Tijani on how to trademark your brand.
Rukayatu "Ruky" Tijani is an attorney, speaker, and the Founder Firm for the Culture—a virtual law firm designed to help social entrepreneurs and founders protect their brand as they scale their impact. She is a proud Nigerian-American first-generation professional from Brooklyn, New York; a graduate of UC Berkeley School of Law; and a member of the New York and California State Bars. Ruky founded Firm for the Culture after years of serving as an intellectual property attorney in the Silicon Valley Office of the top litigation firm in the country. Firm for the Culture was borne out of Ruky's passion for the law, social impact, social entrepreneurship, and strategically scaling to create sustainable change. The firm provides trademark services, networking opportunities, and strategy sessions for social entrepreneurs to own their brand as they scale their social impact. Ruky has provided workshops to young professionals and creatives at New York University School of Law, Harvard Law School, Yale Law School, and Berkeley Law School. She has been recognized as a California Change Lawyer for Legal Diversity, been featured in XONecole and Above the Law, and taken part in several podcast interviews, including the Happy Lawyers Project and the First-Gen Lounge.
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We all know the key to healthy relationships is building a strong foundation. In this episode, I spoke with Kaye Henry about how to build this foundation and maintaining healthy relationships.
Kaye Henry is wife, mom and NYS Licensed Mental Health Clinician. During the day she is a substance abuse prevention counselor. In the evenings she works clinic hours providing mental health services to a range of clients in the Bronx & Westchester. Kaye's motto is "A healthy mind, leads to healthy living". For 14+ years Kaye has dedicated herself to serving her community, making sure no one is fighting mental health alone and providing a safe place for clients to share their thoughts and feelings. Kaye Currently hosts Therapy Uncensored where she allows individuals to share their stories and be themselves.
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