Which business is better? I like both but for different businesses. It also depends on how much money your have, how much time you have, and how hard your willing to work. Drop shipping is great for people work limited budgets but there is a catch. Wholesale is great for people with bigger budgets, specifically for quality control....but again there is a catch.

Have you ever been fired? This podcast was from awhile ago, but I had saved this because I realize other people maybe going through this. Also regardless of how much you dislike your job, being fired is never good for your ego. However, being fired can lift you to a better place...after losing my job rather than getting upset, I actually went full throttle into my business and it became successful, because I got in alignment....it was hard to do, but if I can do it so can you...here is my tea

Okay so all jokes aside, I would still like to believe that NOT all men are the root of all evil. I am just tired of the disrespect and men need to do better. Like since when is it cool to be disrespectful?

COVID-19 is crazy right now, many businesses will not be able to reopen, and consider the fact people are also highly afraid to shop. It is important to move online. Closing a business does not mean you have failed, translate it and your skills to something else.

Very light convo, have you been into someone lately? I think I’m missing that...but am I?

Am I like the only one that has issues with kissing? Does this mean I am so emotionally broken? Who can relate to this? And does kissing mean your getting in deep? Who wants to be deep with someone ?

Omg! If you have not checked out the Tina Turner Documentary you are behind. I wanted to discuss it due to something personal that recently happened to me. A lot of women go through abusive situations, and some like me are afraid to even admit it. However, not sharing our truths, only hurt us.

I am thinking of adding a series, where I speak about side hustles....Maybe doing 3 episodes.

If you have a limited budget you can still start a business. This podcast is dedicated to the “maker” the person who has a skill that they do and can create. Here is the breakdown of how to stretch your money. $100 is a good amount to start. $150 is better. $250 is a fabulous budget. $500 is amazing and leaves rooms for errors. Remember you can book with me at [email protected] for more information.

This book was on my reading list for a class. I was blessed to hear Tea talk about her book on a panel and her journey. She is so remarkable and I am looking forward to reading more of her work.I am obsessed, I don’t think I have ever felt so moved after reading a book since “The Coldest Winter Ever”. It’s like the short, pocket, less violent, less sexual version. The writing just feels personal, and ironically I think we all know one of these women’s in our lives.