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Carmen McIver (@carmanista) is a Student Development Coordinator at Brookhaven College and Personal Blogger where her passion is to bridge the gap between low-income, minority families and higher education, inspire people to become the best version of themselves, and empower young girls to understand they have the power to pen their own story and no one else can.⁠

Originally from North Carolina, Carmen graduated from Queens University of Charlotte majoring in Sociology and Communications. She wanted to take her skills into television and quickly realized that was not the career that would make her happy. She prayed to the Lord and moved to Dallas in 2018 bringing her to the field of Education and she doesn't plan on leaving.⁠⁠

Outside of work, Carmen has a personal blog called Carmen Writes where she instills hope and joy into the life of everyone who reads.⁠⁠

This week on the podcast Carmen sat down with @jnicolethecreative to talk about her path to purpose and her determination to overcome the limitations of who others thought she would be. ⁠

Check out her blog on Facebook: Carmen Writes [facebook.com/CarmenNicoleWrites]

Tanya J. Miller is a certified life coach with over eighteen years of experience working with youth, young adults, and women throughout the community and in ministry to pursue purpose, passion, vision, and destiny.

Tanya holds a BBA in Finance and business management from Northwood University and an MBA from Regent University.

She is a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt and ScrumMaster®. and the owner of Tanya J. Miller, LLC, where she is an accomplished author, motivational speaker, life coach, and leadership strategist.

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Nia-Tayler Clark is the 25-year-old Founder of BlackLit - a community uplifting those who have been misrepresented, underrepresented, and invisible in classroom environments.

Nia launched the BlackLIT subscription box in 2019 and has plans to open up a book shop in the Dallas Fort Worth area to better serve her community.

Today on the podcast we speak with Nia about vision, the willingness to let God have his way with your business, slowing down to take care of your mental health and transparency.

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