Filming this while sitting in a packed up office of inventory, this juicy revelation turned episode was birthed in 2024! Sometimes, the reason we can’t move forward in business has nothing to do with strategy — and everything to do with the emotional clutter we’re still carrying.

In this episode of Enterprise Confessional, Deshea unpacks the invisible burdens entrepreneurs, creatives, and professionals often hold onto outdated goals, unresolved disappointments, ego-driven decisions, and the pressure to prove yourself to people who were never your audience to begin with.

This episode explores

• The mental and emotional decluttering required to make space for your next level
• How tuning out the noise is the key to hearing yourself again
• Why failures are actually just feedback loops — not character flaws
• The shift from ego-based entrepreneurship to aligned entrepreneurship
• How Deshea’s personal development journey started with asking: “What do I actually want?”

If you’re ready to stop performing and start processing, this episode will meet you right where you are — and gently challenge you to release what’s heavy so you can carry what’s meant.

Blind Faith & Emotional Grit – Balancing Passion and Practicality in Entrepreneurship

In this episode of Enterprise Confessional, we’re diving into the emotional side of entrepreneurship that rarely gets talked about the tug-of-war between passion and practicality, the mental weight of ownership, and the deep internal work required to keep showing up when you’re climbing blind.

Deshea opens up about what it really takes to build a business when you’re navigating life’s valleys, carrying generational weight, and still expected to perform. She shares how circumstances you’re born into can either propel you or paralyze you — and how mature emotional intelligence is often the real currency of longevity in business.

This episode explores

• The emotional balance required to push through self-doubt and survival-mode
• The quiet battle of asking “is this even what I want?” when you’re already in motion
• The power of support systems — including therapy, coaching, and mentorship — to help you navigate internal blind spots
• What full-throttle commitment looks like when the vision is bigger than the fear

If you’ve ever questioned your path, felt alone in your pivot, or struggled to reconcile your ambition with your emotions — this one’s for you.

Because success doesn’t come from strategy alone.

It comes from emotional grit.

Ask me how I know?

Because I’ve lived it.

Let’s talk about the deals that look good on the outside but slowly drain your energy, your creativity, and your business...

Bartering isn’t always a blessing sometimes it’s a trap wrapped in survival mode.

In this episode, I’m breaking down:

→ The real cost of “trading services” when your rent still needs to be paid

→ Why bartering often reinforces burnout and blurred boundaries

→ Realtime marketing strategies that actually work not ones that keep you hustling for visibility with no return

→ How to shift out of desperation and into strategy

Because the truth is

You can’t build a premium brand off of unpaid energy.

If you’re tired of operating from survival mode, this conversation will snatch you and set you free.

📍Enterprise Confessional is open. Step into my office.

When I recorded this episode, I originally called it “The End of My Beautypreneur Journey.”

Because that’s what I thought I was here to talk about — the closure, the pivot, the chapter ending.

But as I started speaking, I realized something deeper was unfolding…

This wasn’t just about walking away from a business.

This was about finally giving myself permission to rest in my peace — To rest in the decision... To rest in the unknown... To rest in the fact that even when you don’t have the full picture, what’s meant for you will always make its way to you.

So while I thought this was about endings, It’s really about trusting what begins when you choose you.

🎙️ Episode 1: Resting In My Peace is live. And if you’ve been standing at the edge of a decision, waiting for clarity — this is your confirmation.

You don’t have to know what’s next to rest in what’s right.