Cowerking Podcast

Ignoring politics is hard in 2020. Entrepreneurship conversations were on pause while your CoWerkers awaited the results of the presidential election and reminded each other of their enduring ancestral survival. 

Marketing experts do expert things but they like, cost money to hire. When do we spring for a professional and when do we put ourselves in charge? Is sharing the same as marketing? When the budget fails you, what do you need to do to find your authentic marketing voice? Radiah, Anjole, and Laura share their tips for listening to customers to speak directly to their needs and times they've found it best to delegate tasks to a professional. 

Can you really manage a thing like time? What does it sound like when CP time is just IN you? This. Your favorite CoWerkers explore their individual experiences of reality as they move through the internal and external experience of time itself. (All while honoring each other's time and being on-time for the recording.) Your other podcasts could never! 

Your favorite CoWerkers discuss the usefulness of non-negotiables and strategies to claim the authority, alignment, and assurance (shout out to Radiah: Queen of Alliteration) that communicate complete ownership of our space as entrepreneurs, women, and human beings. 

This episode was recorded the morning after the Breonna Taylor trial verdict and your favorite CoWerkers thought they had nothing of themselves left to give. And so, they called on love. Anjole, Radiah, and Laura share their partner’s influences over their success and some ins and outs of their relationships. Not to spoil it for you, but the word Anjole pulled was “healing.” 

The CoWerkers turn to the bag for some wisdom, rethink the pressure they put on themselves to take action or “push though,” and tackle the ever-present layers of their Black existence. 

Description where? Put whatever you want here. Seriously, fill in the blank, or sigh along. Whatever.... More accurately, This is your fourth quarter check-in. Radiah is ready. Laura is planning. Anjole has questions. Much like the pandemic, it’s happening regardless. 

Shoutout to CoWerking’s number one fan, the irreplaceable Ms. Shirley! Laura, Anjole, and Radiah make their position on over-complicated decision-making processes clear and then go hard for Black women forging new land out here in the entrepreneurial landscape out of necessity, and in their very own way (read: “not shifting shit”).  And as a bonus, the age old brown vs white liquor debate. 

Your favorite CoWerkers get vulnerable and talk about loneliness, how they work alone but with people (you get it), and the necessity of purposeful sisterhoods. 

Your favorite cowerkers sit with their relationships to risk, discuss what it takes to root out internalized measures of success and failure, and plot to blow up obsolete gates of exclusivity.