Awarepreneurs

In this episode, our dialogue guest is Lyla June.  Lyla is a renowned public speaker, poet, hip-hop artist and acoustic singer-songwriter of Diné (Navajo) and Tsétsêhéstâhese (Cheyenne) lineages. Her music and message centers around intergenerational and inter-ethnic healing, as well as an articulation of Indigenous Philosophy. 

Lyla's resonant message and ability to convey paths forward for indigenous liberation have brought her to universities, school assemblies, conferences, music festivals, and community centers across the United States and over ten nations around the world.  In our dialogue today, we look honestly at the exploitative roots of entrepreneurship and, instead, how to create a business that is truly healing.

We explore these kinds of topics on a daily basis - including a discussion of this episode - in the Awarepreneurs Community. We'd love to have your input as part of the conversation! 

In this episode, our dialogue guest is Felina Danalis. After a fast paced and stressful 20 year career in  the broader space of sustainability and international development, witnessed a traumatic car bombing and felt called to make major changes in her life.

Today she's a coach who works with individuals, organizations and companies to use the principles of mindfulness and emotional intelligence, in work and in life.  A significant part of her business is customized individual retreats in her home city of Palm Springs, CA.  Join Felina as she shares in detail about this innovative approach to growing a spiritual business.

We explore these kinds of topics on a daily basis - including a discussion of this episode - in the Awarepreneurs membership community. We'd love to have your input as part of the conversation! 

In this episode, our dialogue guest is Briana Cavanaugh. Briana is a Financial Bliss Mentor Coach and Accountant. She has been doing accounting since 2003 and have more than 20 years of experience in various forms of coaching and counseling.

Briana believes that Change Makers and Business Owners have the capacity to be successful and that money is a key part of that transition from chaos and overwhelm to bliss.  She works at the intersection of money, pleasure, self love and accounting.

We explore these kinds of topics on a daily basis - including a discussion of this episode - in the Awarepreneurs membership community. We'd love to have your input as part of the conversation! 

In this episode, our dialogue guest is Reva Patwardhan. Reva is the founder of Dialogue Lab, which helps social impact leaders collaborate to build resilient organizations and unstoppable movements.

She does that by helping leaders learn to embrace the tough, liberating conversations that power social change from the ground up. And she helps them build stronger collaborative relationships based on mutual and collective learning. 

We explore these kinds of topics on a daily basis - including a discussion of this episode - in the inclusive Awarepreneurs membership community. We'd love to have your input and questions as part of the conversation! 

In this episode, our dialogue guest is Bryant Galindo.  Bryant completed a Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Master's program at Columbia University, did pro bono work as a Mediator for a U.S. federal agency, and quickly realized that the job he wanted (one that offered the ability to empower others in resolving their issues) wasn't out there. So he set out to create it, knowing that his skills in negotiation and conflict resolution were badly needed. 

After helping his friends negotiate salaries and contracts in the tech, nonprofit, and government sectors, Workplace Collaborations was born to help other Millennials who also have difficulties vocalizing their needs without sounding entitled. 

We explore these kinds of topics on a daily basis - including a discussion of this episode - in the inclusive Awarepreneurs membership community. We'd love to have your input and questions as part of the conversation! 

In this episode, our dialogue guest is Craig Zelizer.  Craig is the Founder and CEO of PCDN. Craig has dedicated his life to being an entrepreneur and to creating a more peaceful world.

Since its founding in 2007, Craig has grown PCDN to over 36,500 members representing more than 180 countries.  From 2006 through May 2016, he was a professor in the Georgetown Conflict Resolution MA Program, serving as the program’s second faculty hire. He helped grow the program into one of the world’s leading academic programs, assisted in a 300% growth of students and faculty, developed countless new partnerships and served in the program’s senior leadership, including serving as Associate Director for more than six years (also twice as Interim Director). He made the decision in spring 2016 to leave his position to focus full-time on scaling PCDN. 

We explore these kinds of topics on a daily basis - including a discussion of this episode - in the inclusive Awarepreneurs membership community. We'd love to have your input and questions as part of the conversation! 

In this episode, our dialogue guest is Lisa Manyon. Lisa Manyon is the President of Write On ~ Creative Writing Services, LLC. Known as “The Business Marketing Architect” she’s a content and copywriting strategist for mission-driven entrepreneurs. Lisa a master of matching your message to market via copywriting and content strategies. She’s the creator of the new marketing and copywriting model for success as seen in Inc. Magazine. She pioneered the “Challenge. Solution. Invitation.” framework to help you create marketing messages with integrity with a focus on PASSION Points not pain points.

We explore these kinds of topics on a daily basis - including a discussion of this episode - in the inclusive Awarepreneurs membership community. We'd love to have your input and questions as part of the conversation! 

In this episode, our dialogue guest is Nicole Lee. Nicole is a diversity, equity and inclusion expert, leadership coach, and nationally recognized speaker and strategist who regularly consults with non profits, schools and businesses to improve their organizational climate for their workforce and all those that they serve. Nicole is a prolific speaker and commentator who has regularly appeared on CNN, MSNBC, NPR, and BBC. She has been recognized for her outstanding contributions in the private and public sectors through numerous awards, including Congressional Black Caucus, Running Starts “Women to Watch”, Black Women’s Roundtable TrailBlazer and Global Leadership and the National Newspapers Publishers Association’s Press Champion Award.

We explore these kinds of topics on a daily basis - including a discussion of this episode - in the inclusive Awarepreneurs membership community. We'd love to have your input and questions as part of the conversation! 

In this episode, our dialogue guest is Idara Bassey.  She has an executive coaching/personal development practice devoted to being “Your Partner in Living your Light and Illuminating the Corporate Soul.”  Idara has created holistic solutions to personal and corporate challenges by conducting energy healings, intuitive readings, designing personal development regimens in addition to coaching holistic entrepreneurs who seek to realize authentic success. A significant part of Idara's practice is working with lawyers on issues of physical, emotional and spiritual well-being as well as executive excellence.

We explore these kinds of topics on a daily basis - including a discussion of this episode - in the inclusive Awarepreneurs membership community. We'd love to have your input and questions as part of the conversation! 

In this episode, our dialogue guest is Ric Mathis.  His first visual production was entitled “Word”, which featured The Last Poets, Cee-Lo Green, Sonya Sanchez, Amiri Baraka, and more.  Recently, he has garnered attention as executive director of the provocative documentary Black Friday. The documentary explores why African Americans have consistently remained in the lowest percentile of America’s wealth gap, while also presenting insight on how to restore the circulation of wealth in Black communities. In addition, he has received praise from global brands such as Wal-Mart, Bigen, Pepsi, Essence Music Festival, 100 Black Men, Big Brothers & Sisters, and Home Dept. 

We explore these kinds of topics on a daily basis - including a discussion of this episode - in the inclusive Awarepreneurs membership community. We'd love to have your input and questions as part of the conversation!