Kenice and Danny reflect on their past year. These are a few key points they learned: Don’t just pay attention to the people flexing. Pay attention to the habits and mindsets that people have and observe whether it aligns with their success and authenticity. And self-care. Take care of yourself while you’re out here hustling.

What does it actually mean to be motivated, especially during heavy, emotional, and unpredictable times? Watch this episode to find out.

Self-investment is the key to success. The simple fact is no one can insert knowledge into your head. You have to put it there. In this episode, Kenice and Danny promise it will pay dividends and share with you how. Don’t believe them? Start a small 30-day reading challenge and see how much you’ll learn.

After a year of living through a pandemic, Kenice and Danny reflect on what we call the “New Normal” and how to elevate our current situation to be in a place of growth and success.

How did the Black community get to where we are now? What were and still are the factors? And what are we doing to continue to be resilient and succeed? We’re Black and better than ever. Tune in to learn, reflect, and be better than you were yesterday.

Companies and corporations still aren’t getting diversity and inclusion right. It’s more than creating and implementing a role and hiring someone Black to fill that role. Kenice and Danny speak about how business leaders can make impactful change within their organization and beyond.

Danny and Kenice talk us through the three simple steps on how to start a business and how failing forward can be the biggest learning lesson for entrepreneurs.

Institutions and the systems that are set up have created an environment where Black people are often looking out for themselves. Co-hosts, Kenice and Danny, emphasize the importance of Black mentorship in the Black community. They also speak about what it truly means to have a seat at the table and the power behind it.

Co-hosts Kenice and Danny talk about what it takes to be successful and achieve goals: self-discipline, establishing your non-negotiables, making tough decisions, surrounding yourself with the right people, and never giving up.

Kenice shares her experience and the pressures of being a Black mother working in the corporate world where nobody looked like her or shared her experience. The big takeaway: advocate for yourself.