Welcome back to another episode today we have a great conversation with Terrinee Gundy who is a mother of two amazing children, a sister, an aunt, a friend, a lawyer, a judge and the daughter of a Junkie. Terrinee was born and raised in Jacksonville, Florida where her daddy’s drug addition to crack cocaine wrecked her family and home life, then she spent challenging years in South Georgia. Despite an early life of constant chaos and dysfunction, Terrinee excelled academically, and ultimately reached her dreams of becoming a family first-time college graduate from Clark Atlanta University, as well as, from the University of Georgia School of Law.

In todays episode we discuss 

• Terrinee's upbringing and family life. 
• How she was able to make it from Duval to the Courtroom
• How her relationship with her father has evolved.

This is a powerful conversation that will show you Terrinees strength and resolve and hopefully you can connect and find the resolve in yourself as well.

Happy Thanksgiving, Just Breathe is back with another great conversation. This episodes we are joined by Christina Johnson who was a teen mom born to a teenage mother, but refused to be a statistic. 

The Charlotte, NC native relocated to Atlanta, GA in 1997 with her two young daughters in pursuit of a creative career, where she met, worked with, fell in love and ultimately married and divorced Ceelo Green.

Christina now a mother of three is also the owner of Inner Piece Design (IPD), a progressive interior design and consulting firm. who has worked with  superstar entertainers such as Ludacris and Young Jeezy, as well as athletes, urbanites and business professionals. 

April talks to Christina about her upbringing, what has her relationship with love looked like, her health journey and so much more. We are excited for you to experience her story from trauma to empowerment and how she empowers others. 

On this special episode, April Love interviews historic Atlantean Mrs. Elisabeth Omilami, daughter of civil rights leader Hosea Willimas and CEO of Hosea Helps. In the interview she discusses her life as a civil rights activist, actor, breast cancer survivor, and server of her community. She uses her experience to inspire others to overcome their anxiety and depression through serving and helping others.

We are excited to have Shaniece M. Wise on the show this week. Shaniece has solidified herself in almost every digital marketing and business consulting space. Shaniece is a certified business expansion coach, a prominent national speaker, and a best-selling author who has managed to build an entire community of successful business owners, and she is on a steady rise to the top! Shaniece is the Founder and CEO of Wise, Armstrong and Associates, LLC, a business coaching consulting firm that specializes in helping business owners extend well beyond six figures.

In today's episode, we discuss:
- How her faith moves her within business
- How important risk-taking is when making business moves
- The importance of knowing your worth

We are so excited to have Ebony Porter-Ike joining us on this weeks episode.  With over 15 years of strong business consulting experience with Fortune 500 companies in the space of mergers, acquisitions, energy, public sectors, and entertainment; Ebony has been seen as the “GO TO PERSON” for resuscitation of failing businesses. She has been known as the guru for assisting new start ups with a comprehensive marketing plan and objective. With a clear view of business, she has worked on brokering deals for reality shows, production of large-scale entertainment, fashion events, national hair shows, and building the brands of industry mega stars.

In this episode we will discuss

• Why do some of us run from our purpose.
• The need to take a break from social media.
• Why would you need a publicist.
• Mom guilt
• Is it possible to have a work life balance

Ebony had some great information and we cant wait for you to join the conversation. 

Long before Tameka Foster Raymond was known for her high profile marriage, the drama, and subsequent divorce, she lived a vibrant off-screen life of her own, working as a self-made, highly accomplished, fashion coutiere who helped to curate the images of many of today’s award-winning entertainers.

Today we talk to Tameka about all the transitions she has had in her career and her life, and how she has gotten through them gracefully. 

Welcome back in todays episode we talk to Nathalie Nicole

We discuss how her being called "pretty for a dark skin girl" set her up for success. How her faith fuels her and how she became a National Director and top earner for Total Life Changes. 

Dolapo Erinkitola is an award winning film producer and also an artist manager in the music space. In this episode we discuss what his management style is and the behind the scenes of the industry.

Welcome back to Just Breathe. In todays episode I talk to entrepreneur Candace Holyfield aka The Six Figure Spa Chick.  We talk about how she came from humble beginnings as a single mom doing massages for free to being a 7 figure married spa owner and coach.  She also touches on how finding Jesus (or Jesus finding her) helped take her business to a whole other level. 

This is a great conversation for those who are interested in entrepreneurship especially in the spa space. But also a great story on faith and hard work.

So relax sit back...inhale...exhale...and just breathe.

"What Now?" is a question that we ask ourselves on a regular basis. The crazy thing about the question "What Now?" is that it can be used in a positive or negative connotation. 

When it seems like the problems in your life are adding up and then something else happens you can have a "What Now?" moment. 

or 

When you get your dream job, you have found success you can have a "What Now?" moment. As in 'ok what next?'

Rod Minger is a comedian, content creator, who has seen both "What Now?" moments. From leaving his job to follow his dream. To finding success then having the pandemic set him back. "What Now?" has been the headline in the beginning of what I believe will be an amazing career. 

In our conversation we will talk to Rod about his "What Now?" moments. What he has learned from his mistakes and how he has learned to just breathe and to not try to force situations to work for him. There are a lot of gems that were dropped in this conversation. So lets get started.

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