Dallas, Texas: What’s Good? Lessons from your Local Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners

Montie the mogul is a Jane of all Trades. Not only is she a business owner of multiple brands, she also is a school teacher that teaches entrepreneurship. Montie started her first business at the age of 19. Coming from a background of entrepreneurs, she took every opportunity to learn from her mistakes so she can get better in time. If you want to learn abou the shirt business, she's your girl. If you need a vendor list, she's your girl. And if you need authentic bundles, she's your girl. Make sure you listen to this episode to understand what happens when you create a plan and what execution looks like. Enjoy!

Have you ever met anyone successfully meet someone online and marry them within a month? Meet Jay and Lashundra. There love was so strong for one another to where they met in February and married each other in March. After being single, they decided that they didn't want to play any games but just wanted to love each other for the rest of their lives. Lashundra and Jay support one another in their businesses while making sure the family comes first. Lashundra also speak about Women in Balance, and how the brand came about. Listen to this episode and learn how you can turn your test into testimony. We all have a journey, but it is up to you to make something from it. Enjoy.

This episode will teach us how to not only support your partner, but how you can also negotiate with them as well. After Chris had noticed his wife was working so hard, he told her that something had to give. I feel like that many of us can relate to that, but do we have someone in our corner to help us balance it out? Listen to this episode to see how they have done it in the past and how they still support each other today.

Kim initially was involved in another business with a mentor of hers. A man approached her and asked if there was something that he could purchase for himself, and there weren't many options available. Due to this experience, Zaddy's Beards was derived from this situation and Kim takes us on a journey to discuss how she got to where she is today. She explains what a support system looks like and how the people around her have contributed to what the product it is today. Take a listen to this episode to receive a behind the scene glimpse of CEO, Kim Duplessis, brand.

Josh and Elisha take us down memory lane while we discussed their first interaction with one another. Elisha knew Josh was going to be hers, and they have been together ever since. From there, they have a kid together while juggling a 9-5 corporate job with several side hustles. Through their own journey of becoming financially debt free and creating plans to make it happen, their side hustles actually evolved from their personal experiences. Now, they are sharing their methods with you. I had to take notes myself in this episode, and I'm sure you are too. Go ahead and take a listen, and let me know your thoughts.

Tiffany shares her stories with us from being laid off from her job, the trouble she faced with her daughter years back, and now being a full time entrepreneur with many titles. She gives so much advice in regards to parenting, accepting and using your gifts, and what obedience is better than sacrifice means. Although she is a busy woman, she also explains what it means to have support in her corner while still supporting and giving back to those who love her. Check out this episode and I know for a fact you will enjoy it.

This episode, I learn how they met, how you have to heal before you get into a relationship, and what it means to have a support system in a time of need. Sometimes we feel that we can do it by ourselves, but other times, it is okay to receive help. Listen to this episode to learn how they do it. What balance means and how you can work on it on a day to day basis. Check it out and of course take notes.

During the conversation with the Joneses, we learn that if it is meant to be, it will happen. Through their story, they separated for awhile and ended up being back together. After waiting for one another, time is what brought them back together, and now they are married. After they followed their heart and walked with God, they were placed back together one they worked on themselves. Take a listen to their episode and take a walk with them as they discuss their story.

Duke Weaver is the kid boss over Milk Money Brand. Rob Weaver, is his father, and he explains why decided to show his son the ropes of business at an early age. They have an event that is coming up called, Kids Sneaker Ball, and they give us a little insight into what to expect. Be sure to tune in get the detail of the event and how we should all encourage our kids to start a business at any age while giving support.

In this episode, Apryl explains how she deals with depression and how she had to teach Josh how to be there for her in those moments. From visually teaching him through movies and by taking each experience they may be challenged with, day by day. This episode is very transparent and explains what support from what your partner really looks like by just being present. Sometimes we feel like we need to do things physically, but other times we just may need to be a shoulder to lean on. Take a listen to this episode to see how they make it work as being a new couple learning from each other daily.