Doing The Most

In this episode, I get to interview Kenishia Mais, who is speaking to me from Jamaica. We talk about how she used her resourcefulness to start and grow her business. Living in the Caribbean requires a lot of hustle just to get by. Kenishia’s story is truly one of bootstrapping with NO BOOTS! Kenishia used her book and street smarts to level up and is now a widely sought after financial expert.

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In this episode, I get to interview Kenishia Mais, who is speaking to me from Jamaica. We talk about how she used her resourcefulness to start and grow her business. Living in the Caribbean requires a lot of hustle just to get by. Kenishia’s story is truly one of bootstrapping with NO BOOTS! Kenishia used her book and street smarts to level up and is now a widely sought after financial expert.

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June is National Caribbean American Heritage Month. All episodes this month will feature entrepreneurs with Caribbean heritage. To kick it off I have Rohan Gilkes here with me on the show. I talk with Rohan about how he started various multimillion dollar businesses. When we think of services based company, we often don't think of how we can apply technology to it to make it more efficient. Rohan has revolutionized that industry by using technology to amplify these businesses, and now he is teaching others to do the same.

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To kick off season two of Doing The Most: The Misadventures of Entrepreneurship I get to chat with Matt Lebris about success. What does success mean to you? How will you know when you have achieved that success? In this episode, I interview Matt Lebris, and we talk all about his adventures and misadventures while being an entrepreneur. From monetizing his personal brand at 17 to working with Daymond John of Shark Tank, Matt's experiences, both good and bad, are of value to anyone in receivership of the lessons told throughout his journey.

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Season one of the Doing The Most has been great and I can't wait to get started on season two. I want to give a big thank you to all the new subscribers, and I appreciate the love.

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John is a techie who works with passionate innovators looking to create change, by providing product development and management skills to organizations and young startup teams. John has worked with government agencies, small businesses and young startups to discover how technology and innovation can further their mission. He’s worked on projects such as the New York City Public Advocate’s Worst Landlord Watchlist, which uses data to identify the worst acting landlords in NYC; designed, organized, and launched, as the CTO, betterment technology hackathons with Illicit Mind Inc; and brought together the community to create solutions to the biggest problems faced today in the areas of finance, education, immigration etc. Tune in as we chop it up about his misadventures throughout this journey.

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Candace Johnson is a business leader and entrepreneur. After college, she originally planned on going to law school but realized that her entrepreneurial bug was moved from her home town Long Island, New York to Los Angeles, California. Here she was able to start working on her passion of being a fashion designer. In 2018 she was ready to successfully launch her company 925Babe that provides fashion for the fashionable 9 to 5 working young woman. Tune in to hear all about how she go it done!

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Malcolm Paul is a serial entrepreneur, product manager, and full stack developer who works with startups to get their MVP to market quickly and efficiently. Over his years of entrepreneurship, Malcolm has been able to pivot and take leaps of faith where others couldn't see opportunities. Tune in to hear from Malcolm how he was able to keep doing the most

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Mariella Paulino is a dreamer, thinker, and doer! She create systems and tools that center on helping people interact better with the world around them. She has worked in government, nonprofits, education, and everything else in between vacillating between project, data, and community management. In 2014 she launched her company, Project Hearing, that created bumper stickers that say "Deaf Driver" after a horrible experience with the police where her deafness was interpreted as non-compliance. Tune in to find out how she overcame this situation and continues to create social impact as a doer.

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Michael McNair is a Father, founder, technologist. His entrepreneurial path led him unconventionally to developing AR and AI technologies. From the sports industry to technology, Michael shares some of the hardest choices he had to make to create a future for himself and his family. Tune in to hear his misadventures and adventures of entrepreneurship while doing the most.

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