Janice Omadeke joins us today for her Extended Hustle session. We discuss her childhood talents and podcasts she listens to in her spare time. We also dive into what TV show she would revive if she could and her hidden social talent! Janice answers a variety of questions that help us know the mastermind behind The Mentor Method. Be sure to tune into this quick ten-minute episode. Also, we forgot to add the outro to this week earlier episode so we added it here for your convenience so you can get your weekly word! Tune in!

Janice Omadeke is our guest this week. She is the Founder and Creator of The Mentor Method, a business that helps bring diversity to corporations and also pair up prospective mentees to a mentor for career guidance. Janice details her journey to bringing The Mentor Method to life. We then go over her time at MIT and how it influenced her path today. Last Janice details obstacles she's overcome and her most memorable client experiences. Full of determination, grit, and a whole lotta motivation Janice reallym brings down the house in this week's episode, tune in!

Alisha Nicole rejoins us for an extended interview as we dive deeper into what makes her so unique. We talk about childhood influences, and podcasts she's listening to now. We find out her musical interests and what she would be doing if she didn't run her own business. This and more get discussed on the quick 10 min interview where you get to see a funnier and laid back Alisha Nicole. It's's another Extended Hustle that is sure to help start your weekend right!

Alisha Nicole rejoins us as we catch up with her on what she has been up to since we last spoke. She explains her progress as a clarity coach and how downsizing her clients has brought her more success. We then discuss how she manages her marriage and being an entrepreneur. Lastly, she drops gems on how to stay committed to your business and the most important lesson she's learned since we have last spoken. Join us as we rekindle with an old friend and find out how what life is like after Educated Hustle!

Wendy Hendry sits down with us for an extended interview session where we ask her lighter, and more personal questions. For those who enjoyed her interview here is a chance to hear more and for those who haven't, there is no better way to find out about her. With topics such as her favorite exercise and advice on managing eight children & business. All wrapped in a quick ten-minute package, you don't want to miss the debut of this extended hustle. Tune in!

Wendy Hendry is our guest this week as we discuss her online fitness courses she offers. We also get into her W.A.I.T. (What Am I Thinking?)  initiative and how you can become a W.A.I.T. coach yourself. We then talk about her first client and the moment she knew it was her calling to help people battle their food addiction. Lastly, we cover her own struggles with food and how she overcame the decades of darkness to stand with us today. This episode is a beacon of hope to all out there struggling with food. Wendy provides a great interview that will have you putting down the cheap fast food and making better choices. Tune in!

Joyce Massey is our guest this week as she tells us about her podcast The 14%. She gives us the scoop on what lead to the creation of it and topics she covers. Joyce then tells us about how we can improve our finances and make our money work for us and not the other way around. We discuss startups and entrepreneurs before Joyce tells why you shouldn't let fear hold you back when it comes to your dreams. Chalk full of inspiration and good honest hard talk this is definitely an episode you should put on your radar!

Rahaman Kilpatrick joins us this week as he breaks down his role as a producer. Along the way, he educates us on producer's role in hip hop and how we arrived at where we are today. He then tells us about the podcasts he hosts such as Apt 5B where you can find him diving into hip-hop as he sees it. Lastly, we get into how he gives back to the community through mentoring and providing free haircuts to kids and men in need. Sit back and listen as Kil teaches us not only about the past but how we can better our future. Tune in!

Minda Harts the creator of the Memo is our guest this week. She explains what lead to the creation of the Memo and the hurdles she had to overcome to bring it where it is today. Minda details how she felt to be in Essence magazine, The Guardian, and Huffington Post. Next, she explains why she left corporate America behind and her proudest accomplishment so far in her career. Lastly, she gives us some parting wisdom and tells us what to expect from the Memo for the upcoming year.

Alim Smith is our guest this week as he discusses his humble beginnings in art. We break down the origin of his childhood group Paper Cut Kids and his fondest memories so far. We then dive into his love for the 90s and how he wants to be an elusive celebrity figure in this "Kardashian" era. Finally, he tells us about his creative process and how he revisions memes with his artwork. This episode is chalk full of raw emotion and incredible motivation to succeed, trust me you won't want to miss this.