Coffee Talk with Soy

Are you're still stewing over your last failure? This show is for you.  Guest Eric McNeal, was sentenced to serve 13 months in federal prison for a computer invasion charge and understands firsthand what it means to overcome failure.  McNeal shares his journey and how he's transformed his failures into a successs.

If you've experienced an abusive childhood and lot's of misfortunes during your life, don't throw in the towel just yet.  There are other people in the world just like you. Tune into this episode and learn how to pull yourself up and out.  "Finding Your Bootstraps" by Diane Bogino: 11 Steps to Overcoming Victim Thinking.

N@#%^ , A word that everyone is afraid to define.  It has many meanings, used frequently, very controversial and misunderstood.  What's your perception of the word and how has it been used in your life?    Is it derogatory and offensive or is simply a term of endearment?

Look through the lens, of Soy and others as they discuss the latest news, share insights and bring perspective to our culture surrunding the events that transpired in Ferguson, Missouri where an unarmed teenager Michael Brown was fatally shot by Ferguson Officer Darren Wilson.  The continued discussion on the lateste news and issues effectingour community in Ferguson, Missouri.

Look through the lens, of Soy and others as they discuss the latest news, share insights and bring perspective to our culture surrunding the events that transpired in Ferguson, Missouri where an unarmed teenager Michael Brown was fatally shot by Ferguson Officer Darren Wilson.

If you're lacking the tools and skills to succeed in networking this show is for you. Soy interviews Richard Hardon and he gives power to the word networking.  Richard says "if you're under earning, it's not what you do, it's who you know." Your network is your net worth.  After hearing this show you will make meaningful connections.  This power builder says, "Networking should be building something and not just doing something".  Guest: Richard Hardon, Business and Success, Powerbuilders Team,  http://www.richard-hardon.comn

LegalShield is an corporation that sells legal service products through multi-level marketing in the United States and Canada. The company was originally founded August 8, 1972 as the Sportsman's Motor Club. In 1976 it was incorporated as Pre-Paid Legal Services, Inc.  In 1984, Pre-Paid Legal Services, Inc. was acquired by MidOcean Partners and in 2011 and changed its name to LegalShield. LegalShield develops and markets pre-paid plans through a network of more than 6,900 independent provider attorneys across the U.S. and Canada. Would you choose a pre-paid legal service?  Would you choose Legal Shield?  Several Guests.

Finding your niche isn't a matter of luck it's all about skill says Angela Mayartis Johnson. Author of "Brand Legacy: Make Your Mark".  During her interivew with Soy she will explain the many paths one can take to become well-known utlilizing familiar and unfamiliar resources. If you really want to find your niche, tune into the show.  For more information outside of this broadcast on Angela Mayartis Johnson, or to purchase your copy of the book visit www.mayartis.com.

Conscious rap is a category of hip-hop culture that builds awareness and instills knowledge. These artists usually speak against violence, drug use and other social ills. It's built on the idea that social change is brought on through knowledge of self and personal discovery.

There was a time when the hardest emcees gave the world an enlightening song: Ice Cube—Us; Geto Boys—Crooked Officer; X-Clan—Funkin’ Lesson; Tupac—Keep Ya Head Up. Lately, the subject matter in most rap lyrics are far from inspiring.

There is, however a new movement on the horizon— Larry "Lak" Henderson’s Smart Music Movement is bringing back the days when rap lyrics penetrated and motivated young minds and strengthened communities at the roots. Henderson is here set the stage and revitalize awareness in rap. Conscious rap is well rested and ready for a second wind.

The word Orator traces back to the Latin word orare, meaning to “speak before a court or assembly, plead.” Do you believe that it's really just a formal way of saying “speaker” or is there something more?    Randolph Finecountry, founder of “The Orators” says that it’s an out of the box experience for the lovers of public speaking. The 1st monthly event takes place in Decatur, GA, 8 pm, June 12th.  www.orators-us.com.  It's not just another networking event. It's an experience.  Soy discuss the concept and the behind the scene details.