On Chapter 11 of IPTG, Ena catches up with the Marvin Gaye of DJ's, Chris McNeil aka DJ Superman. Chris is currently the producer for the Morning Hustle in addition to the midday talent on Hot 107.1FM with Flinn Broadcasting. Since COVID19 hit, Chris has picked up additional responsibilities at the radio station and prides himself on being a jack of all trades. As more clubs and venues begin soft openings, Chris advises his fellow DJ's to save money, develop their talents and no longer depend on the clubs alone for income.

On Chapter 10 of #IPTG, Ena talks with Aesthetician and OnlyFans Creator Talishia Shannon. Just imagine you're released from the Feds when COVID19 hits and can no longer service your clients because you have to close your doors. That's exactly what happened to Talishia until a friend gave her the idea to try her hand at OnlyFans which is one of the biggest subscription content services online. Posting seductive visuals on Instagram with over 138,000 followers, her pivot to OnlyFans became easy money cashing out at upwards of $1500/week. She's learned to look past those who judge as she continues to grind it out with multiple streams of income.

On Ch 9 of #IPTG, Ena has a very candid discussion with Cody Little. We've all heard about musicians and entertainers being out of work right now due to COVID19. As you can imagine, when the virus hit it hit hard for Cody. Luckily, he didn't let it keep him down. His pivot consists of taking his talents virtually for all of us to enjoy.

On Chapter 8 of IPTG, Ena chats with stock/currency trader and author of The Blackprint, Al Pickett. Al schools us on the one of the largest games in the world: The Financial Markets. The number one rule has always been to follow the price. As a result, it was no major surprise for Al when the market started to decline and our country started to fall into greater debt. Al speaks on what may possibly be on the rise in the areas of a cashless society and cryptocurrency. From a finance perspective, we should pivot into a mindframe of "small is the new big."

On Chapter 7 of #IPTG, Ena talks with serial entrepreneur Kris McDaniel. Kris has a passion for helping women find their voice and becoming financially free. Since COVID19 hit, she has disconnected her "in person" consultations and is now fully digital with her services. She advises that now is the time for business owners to take care of matters such as LLCs, trademarks and copyrights.

Chapter 6 of #IPTG is blessed with the Drip God himself from Memphis, Fresh. Known as the "Premier Tailor to the Stars" in Hollywood, Fresh has been able to pivot his brand with the introduction of Henry Mask. This subscription based service provides origami style masks with Fresh's stylish touch. Take a listen as Fresh talks on he and his brother birth the idea in addition to how he's giving back to the community.

Ena kicks off Chapter 5 with Emmy-nominated journalist, mother and podcaster Troy Washington. Troy describes the weight of responsibility in her role as a reporter in addition to implementing "process storytelling" while working remotely. Her eight month old daughter Riley keeps Troy on her toes as she figures out one of the biggest balancing acts of her life. A major pivot Troy shares with the IPTG audience is her new podcast entitled "Media Mommy."

On chapter 4 of IPTG, Ena chats with one of South Memphis' finest and most creative in his field, Michael Butler, Jr. Although he's an experienced cinematographer, photographer and content creator, Mike simply wants to tell the story of the underdog and the forgotten through his lens. He makes it a point to shine the light on the "good" in Memphis and has pivoted into a narrative film maker since COVID19.

On the third installment of IPTG, Ena talks with one of her favorite people in the world, SunAh Marie. She is a PhD, published author, podcast host and producer and so much more. SunAh shares details on an upcoming creative project she's been working on designed to uplift other women.

On the second episode Ena talks with Unapologetic artist AWFM. He discusses the creative ways he's had to make money outside of music during this time in addition to the side effects COVID19 has had on his artistry.