Motivation To Write

Shakeena Johnson

Shakeena Johnson is a business and life and coach who helps entrepreneurs stand in their purpose and build successful businesses. Shakeena began her entrepreneurial journey in college and continued to build enterprises after she finished law school. She teaches people how to go from side-hustle to successful CEO and be authentically themselves in their life and business. Here’s where you can find her:

Her website

LinkedIn

My guest appearance on her podcast

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Dennis Morrison

Dennis Morrison is a Chief Business Storyteller and the founder of Audience Magnet, a storytelling training program for entrepreneurs. With over two decades of experience in the film industry, Dennis teaches people how to apply the art of storytelling to their business and attract clients. He’s worked as an editor, director, and cameraman, and he’s been teaching storytelling for over 20 years. Here’s where you can find him:

His website

His FREE gift to YOU

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Doug Crowe

Doug Crowe is an investor, brand specialist, and writer who helps entrepreneurs optimize their businesses and create lasting relationships with their clients. He has contributed to the Chicago Tribune, MSN Money, and the Seattle Times as a best-selling author. On Chicago’s WLS AM 890 ABC radio, he created the first real estate program, “The Real Estate Coach.” Doug believes in harnessing the power of multimedia, a strong team, and a big goal to propel you to success. Here’s where you can find him:

His website

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Jaclyn Steele

Jaclyn is a podcaster, writer, blogger, and teacher who empowers people to expand their spiritual awareness and grow into the best versions of themselves. As a teacher, Jaclyn helps people identify and release the limiting beliefs holding them back from success. She believes in the power of meditation, energy, and love to transform our mindsets and lives. Here’s where you can find her:

Her website

Instagram 

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Lou Stokes

Lou Stokes is a style consultant, confidence coach, author, and international speaker. As a coach, Lou helps women shift their mindset and fall in love with themselves. After working as an account manager in the fashion industry for ten years, Lou quit her job to heal her eating disorder and restore her spiritual wellness. She eventually started her styling agency, incorporating confidence coaching to help women become conscious about dressing and showing up in the world. Here’s where you can find her:

Her website

Instagram

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Mirinda Kossoff

Mirinda Kossoff is a writer and the author of The Rope of Life, a memoir exploring the life of her Jewish-turned-Southern Baptist father and her childhood in Virginia during the 1950s and turbulent 60s. Born in Greensboro, North Carolina, Mirinda has traveled to Japan, England, France, and South America. In addition to writing, she’s taught essay writing at Duke University. She has been an assistant managing editor at a prominent newspaper, a metalsmith, jewelry designer, and member artist in Chapel Hill’s Frank Gallery. Here’s where you can find her:

Her website

For more episodes, visit ZayZoh.com. Also, here’s why I podcast.

Mirinda Kossoff

Mirinda Kossoff is a writer and the author of The Rope of Life, a memoir exploring the life of her Jewish-turned-Southern Baptist father and her childhood in Virginia during the 1950s and turbulent 60s. Born in Greensboro, North Carolina, Mirinda has traveled to Japan, England, France, and South America. In addition to writing, she’s taught essay writing at Duke University. She has been an assistant managing editor at a prominent newspaper, a metalsmith, jewelry designer, and member artist in Chapel Hill’s Frank Gallery. Here’s where you can find her:

Her website

For more episodes, visit ZayZoh.com. Also, here’s why I podcast.

There’s Always Time to Change

Kay Suthar is a business strategist who helps entrepreneurs maximize their potential and expedite their success. After several health setbacks, Kay Suthar quit her law enforcement career and plunged into sales and marketing. She learned how to help business owners increase their profits. Soon, she started to do the same for herself and launched her own coaching business. As founder of Uncensored Society, Kay helps entrepreneurs with the five pillars of business: sales, marketing, finance, operations, and leadership. And she reminds them that there’s always time to change. Here’s where you can find her:

Facebook

Her website

For more episodes, visit ZayZoh.com. Also, here’s why I podcast.

There’s Always Time to Change

Kay Suthar is a business strategist who helps entrepreneurs maximize their potential and expedite their success. After several health setbacks, Kay Suthar quit her law enforcement career and plunged into sales and marketing. She learned how to help business owners increase their profits. Soon, she started to do the same for herself and launched her own coaching business. As founder of Uncensored Society, Kay helps entrepreneurs with the five pillars of business: sales, marketing, finance, operations, and leadership. And she reminds them that there’s always time to change. Here’s where you can find her:

Facebook

Her website

For more episodes, visit ZayZoh.com. Also, here’s why I podcast.

Kaley Roberts is an author and producer who tells women’s stories. As a storyteller, Kaley Roberts enjoys researching, discovering, and sharing narratives that are traditionally marginalized. Sharing these stories, she believes, is a powerful way to teach empathy. Kaley has worked on HBO and Netflix productions, including Fuller House and Britney vs. Spears. In 2021, She published Unreported, which explores the question, “Why doesn’t anyone report sexual violence?” Here’s where you can find her:

Her book

Instagram 

For more episodes, visit ZayZoh.com. Also, here’s why I podcast.