Nabruh Talk

She is an entrepreneur, real estate investor, an owner of one of the most groundbreaking Hair Salons in the state of New Jersey, and the Author of "Pray For Rain", Taneice Chavers. Chavers is from Trenton, NJ. Raised by her grandmother in a nursing home, when Taneice was 14 years old, she began working full time. By the age of 16, she received a full academic scholarship to Kean University, where she received her Bachelors in Business Administration. But Chavers did not stop there. While battling many obstacles after college, like taking her 14 year old sister into custody at 24, Taneiece received her license in beauty, real estate, and other major fields profession while also opening up her own Hair Salon just three years ago. Taneice has learned from so many of her experiences, which gives her the ability to teach others the right way to do business, no matter what route you decide to take.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenius and Saad the Guru talked about social media and its Spring Break in Miami propaganda, relationships and our possibilities of cheating and the doubles standards that are among us in society.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenius and Saad the Guru talked about social media and its Spring Break in Miami propaganda, relationships and our possibilities of cheating and the doubles standards that are among us in society.

On this edition of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family sat down with Ameenah, Karan, and Jay. Three young entrepreneurs in their early 20's who are building their own businesses in the field of beauty and hair. During our show, we voiced how people of color need to find ways to create that one major corporation in order to progress economically in our communities. We also touched on the importance of marketing your brand, first impressions, and investing the money you make versus spending it all.

On this edition of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family sat down with Ameenah, Karan, and Jay. Three young entrepreneurs in their early 20's who are building their own businesses in the field of beauty and hair. During our show, we voiced how people of color need to find ways to create that one major corporation in order to progress economically in our communities. We also touched on the importance of marketing your brand, first impressions, and investing the money you make versus spending it all.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenius and Saad the Guru sat down down with the founder of "SelfLoveIs" organization, Brianna Pirro. Brianna is a Rutgers University graduate from Linden, New Jersey who advocates the importance of mental health and holistic healing through different practices like yoga and affirmations. She received her Yoga certification in Thailand, a big leap that she had to take even though it wasn't something her parents were too excited about. Brianna has had her own stages of distress, which plays a huge role in why she is so vocal and passionate towards spreading unconditional love.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenius and Saad the Guru sat down down with the founder of "SelfLoveIs" organization, Brianna Pirro. Brianna is a Rutgers University graduate from Linden, New Jersey who advocates the importance of mental health and holistic healing through different practices like yoga and affirmations. She received her Yoga certification in Thailand, a big leap that she had to take even though it wasn't something her parents were too excited about. Brianna has had her own stages of distress, which plays a huge role in why she is so vocal and passionate towards spreading unconditional love.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family sat with Vijor (Vee-Jore), a life coach, mentor and motivational speaker. Vijor works with women and teens who come from abused environments. She helps them with self love and also spreading love regardless of what they have been through. Vijor sat down with us to talk about Black Panther and the problem that a lot of people of color don't realize within this highly anticipated film. We also touched the difference between judgment and hypocrisy and where do we need to draw the line.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family sat with Vijor (Vee-Jore), a life coach, mentor and motivational speaker. Vijor works with women and teens who come from abused environments. She helps them with self love and also spreading love regardless of what they have been through. Vijor sat down with us to talk about Black Panther and the problem that a lot of people of color don't realize within this highly anticipated film. We also touched the difference between judgment and hypocrisy and where do we need to draw the line.

On this segment of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family discussed how the significance of having influential figures like Jay Z to come and speak at urban schools. Does it really make a difference? We then shifted to the topic of why people believe men/women are trash. For many situations, it comes from lack of family up bringing, which connects with communication and self worth. Also, we have to be aware that social media has given more men and women a platform to voice their opinions based on their past, which relates back to why we hear/see so many of these remarks on social media.