Be Your Own Answer

Lori Pratico, national mural artist, and public art practitioner, speaks with Nerissa Street about the evolution of her art from a young daydreaming doodler to nonprofit CEO. Find out more about her and our new resources for you in this episode. Featured in this episode:

Girl Noticed - http://www.girlnoticed.org

Artist as Entrepreneur Institute: https://www.broward.org/Arts/Funding/Pages/aei.aspx

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Rachel Finley, dramatic artist and theater director, speaks frankly about her journey as a professional actor and the strides she's made in transforming the academic diversity behind culture and vernacular.

Featured in this episode:

Rachel Finley Arts: https://rachelfinleyarts.com/

Fitzmaurice Voicework: https://www.fitzmauriceinstitute.org/fitzmaurice-voicework

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Rachelle Salnave speaks frankly about her journey to documentary filmmaker and advocate for the voices of Haitian film in this interview with Nerissa Street. Her film, La Belle Vie, launched a platform for other uncommon stories in the Haitian diaspora, and helped her confront some of her own misconceptions of who she was and where she came from. She details her journey to PBS in this episode.

Mentioned in this episode:

La Belle Vie Film: http://www.labelleviefilm.com/

Ayiti Images Film Collaborative: https://ayitiimages.com/

PBS: https://www.wpbt2.org/

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Jenna Shellman believes we have a powerful tool for leadership right where we are. Using this tool allowed her to travel freely through foreign countries, change and pivot in her career, find the home that fits her life, and train executives to lead changes in their industry.

Tyler J. McCall always had a big heart for the community, and rose to an executive level in a national nonprofit. This work also drove him to burnout. Find out what helped him connect the dots to his true work to serve others, and learn what steps he takes now to leverage his expertise into the 7-figure social media empire that also gives him the time he needs for his family. He also talks about how much transparency and vulnerability is really needed in public life in this candid interview.

Mentioned in this episode: Tyler J. McCall's Free Instagram Masterclass: https://followertofan.mykajabi.com/a/30031/f53ApDb5

Tyler J. McCall's Follower to Fan Yearlong Mentorship: https://followertofan.mykajabi.com/a/23401/f53ApDb5

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Michelle Hollinger, publisher and founder of The Institute for Worthy Living, discusses her journey to worthiness through the development of her business. Being called forward to a new mission by a conversation with the Divine, Michelle and Nerissa dig deep into what stops powerful women from having the impact they can. The discussion was so good, we are doing it again-- look for part 2!

Mentioned in this episode: The Institute for Worthy Living: https://theinstituteforworthyliving.com/

Michelle's book: https://www.amazon.com/Sis-Youre-Worth-Seven-Manifesting/dp/B08CWBDFC1

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Sharon gives our listeners great advice on how to market your business, valuing yourself, and how to get what you're worth.

Nerissa speaks with Ana Tadjer about growing up in Yugoslavia during the Baltic Wars, migrating to Vienna, corporate burn-out, and her transition into a leading author and podcaster.