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Maya Elious, a personal branding strategist that teaches experts how to position themselves as the go-to authority in their industry, joins that podcast to talk about all things creating a profitable business while making a lasting impact.
Maya has helped thousands of professionals get clear on their message, increase their prices, and have successful launches, and now she is with the Journey To Launch Podcast to tell us all of her secrets! Maya has gone from ground zero to a million dollar business and she wants you to be just as successful!
If you've been scared to take the leap into launching your offer, or are simply intimidated in the process of amplifying what you already provide, you'll want to listen to this episode!
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Jillian Johnsrud, author of "Fire The Haters: Finding The Courage To Create Online In A Critical World," joins the podcast to talk all things online boundaries, keeping sanity while being vulnerable in a digital world and how to find your tribe so you can let your friends and family "off the hook."
We dive deep into what it means to build a personal brand or be an entrepreneur in the public arena online and how exactly to protect yourself against haters and critics that want nothing more than for you to stop creating.
If you have been scared to take the leap into a project or passion because of online haters, this episode is for you!
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Lauren Simmons, "The Wolfette of Wall Street," joins the podcast to discuss breaking barriers and how to take the positives out of any situation and pivot them to benefit your personal journey.
At 22 years old, Lauren was the youngest and only full-time female equity trader on Wall Street for Rosenblatt Securities. She was also the second African-American woman in history to hold the prestigious title. Her inspiring story will motivate you to go after whatever you want in life, because you truly only have one shot.
If you're ready to break down boundaries and go after what you want, listen to this episode today.
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Jon Acuff, New York Times bestselling author of seven books including his latest, "Soundtracks: The Surprising Solution to Overthinking," and INC Magazine Top 100 Leadership speaker, joins the podcast to discuss how overthinking affects the results we have in life and how to rewire our thoughts so that we can make progress towards our goals.
We all have the ability to change our unhealthy patterns of overthinking from a super problem to a superpower. We just need a little help along the way.
If you're ready to unlearn and reprogram your thoughts, listen to this episode!
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In this episode, Dasha Kennedy, founder of The Broke Black Girl, joins us to talk about her journey through divorce, debt, and building a brand from the ground up. Dasha went from living paycheck-to-paycheck and struggling with debt, to using the skills gained from her 9-5 job to pivot into a full-time entrepreneur and personal finance educator.
We dive deep into the sacrifices Dasha made, how she weathered the pandemic as a new entrepreneur, and how to be a leader in your family and community.
If you need reassurance that your low point isn't your forever point, listen to this episode today!
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In this solo episode, I dive deep into the concept of practical intelligence and how it has changed my life. Practical intelligence is the ability to apply, use, and implement what you know. That includes knowing what to say, to whom, when to say it, and how to say it for maximum effect.
I describe more about what practical intelligence is, how you can identify if you have it, and how to cultivate it in your own lives.
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Dr. Adi Jaffee, author of "The Abstinence Myth" and nationally recognized expert on mental health, addiction, relationships and shame joins the podcast to discuss the ways we handle the labels that are bestowed upon us by society, and how we can break free from them while embracing our unique journeys. This powerful episode touches deep topics of shame, addiction, system injustices, and, as always, financial freedom. If you are struggling, or have struggled in the past, you need to listen to this episode.
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Dorianne St. Fleur, author of "Deeper Than Work: How Women of Color Can Make More Money, Have More Impact, and Thrive in the Corporate World," joins the podcast to talk about how women, and Women of Color specifically, can leverage their 9-5 Corporate America careers to reach financial independence.
We discuss how to unearth your D.R.E.A.M job, negotiation tactics, and using social media to network in a strategic way. This episode brings to light the reality that you don't have to be an entrepreneur to become a millionaire or financially free.
If you're in Corporate America and looking to thrive there, this episode is for you!
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Christine Platt, author of ''The Afrominimalist Guide To Living With Less,' and pioneer behind The Afrominimalist, joins the podcast to talk about how she's carving out space for BIPOC within the minimalist movement. We discuss her journey towards living with less and how she outlines the differences for historically marginalized communities, which radically change the movement and minimalist community. Inclusion and representation matter, and this episode demonstrates the importance of recognizing this fact and celebrating these leaps forward within the minimalist movement.
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