What do you do when your chosen career is going exactly as planned, but then you hit a ceiling? You keep getting overlooked, and not being given any new opportunities to grow? Well if you're Schillivia Baptiste, you get up from the table where you're no longer being served and pour it all into your own empire. 

A regular instagram live earlier this year came with so many great gems, advice and conversation that we had to share it with you. Special Guest Vanessa Joy Walker from Episode 2 of this season shares about the process of writing her book Make Room for Joy. The conversation is real and inspiring, and we have a surprise guest at the end.    

What does it mean to care deeply for yourself? What's wrong with #girlboss?How can church culture lead to burnout? What does it mean to have a platform that empowers others? These are some of the questions answered in this interview with the Editor in Chief of Wit & Grace Magazine Yolande Morris. She shares her journey towards caring deeply as well as the importance of showing up as your authentic self both on and offline. 

In this episode Dr. Keisha talks to creative  and entrepreneur Jenelle Amelia. Jenelle talks about being intentional with her mindset and what she allows her mind and body to consume in order to achieve success in her multiple business endeavors. She aso talks about taking the  negative messages she recieved as a child and using them as fuel for her success. 

How does one go from wanting to be an Actuary to working in the field of Social Work? With a lot of detours! Jenn Daniel shares her misadventures in this episode. It is full of  twists turns, highs, lows and wisdom and inspiration. 

My favorite finance guru The Focused Spender shares lessons learned from her Caribbean American upbringing. If you're wanting to get your finances in order, this is the episode for you! As a bonus you'll hear about what it means to grow up being Caribbean American with Afro-Latina roots in Brooklyn, NY.

Dr. Ebony Wright-Campbell shares her story of rebuilding her life after losing her mother on 9/11 as a sophomore in college at the age of 19. 

Dr. Wright-Campbell exemplifies resilience  and has channeled her grief into making a difference in the lives of young people of color in New York City.

Special Guest  Finance Attorney and Luxury Travel Specialist Kira Brereton-Paul shares her career journey and some of the twists and turns along the way.  She speaks of her Panamanian heritage and how it has impacted her life, and how she does not subscribe to "soul aggravation"!

Author and Speaker Vanessa Joy Walker shares how she has chosen to find hope and joy on her misadventures which include heartbreak, divorce and infertility.