Oldheadz Podcast

For some of us, tax planning and wealth management seems overwhelming, so we ignore it. In this episode, Wadelene Charles explains how to decrease tax liability, keep your money in your pocket, and develop a safety net. Additionally, she shares how different life insurance policies play a huge role in our portfolio.

Ignoring your financial situation only delays improvement. Seek professional help and educate yourself on how to maximize your situation. There are credits for saving for retirement, the IRS wants you to do this.

One of the most sought-after drummers of his generation, Owens sets the mark. From GRAMMY award-winning performances with Christian McBride’s acclaimed Trio and Big Band to world tours with Kurt Elling and Joey Alexander, Owens’s artistic command of percussion has earned him positions in some of the most successful jazz ensembles of the 21st century.

Throughout his career, he has accomplished a lot. However, Covid-19 hindered his career heavily, causing him to nearly lose everything. Tune in to hear his story and how to capitalize through trying times.

“There are no such things as losses; only lessons. All my L’s in life only equipped me to leverage my past experiences to make better decisions”.

Ini Akpabio, project manger by scope, serial entrepreneur by identity; has become successful in undertaking divergent business ventures by incorporating the above statement into his daily practice.

Being a multi owner of real estate, construction , and marketing groups, Ini discusses how he totes the balance between strategy vs passion, vision vs trends, and most importantly failures vs success.

Join us in listening to the transparent side of serial entrepreneurship.

In this episode, personal life coach, best selling author and Clemson basketball legend, Mr. Grayson Marshall discusses the roadmap to internal growth and mental liberation.

You cannot continue to operate in the same capacity as before and expect divergent results. Regardless of our backgrounds, upbringing, financial situation or educational attainment, we all can succeed despite the hand we are dealt. Our barriers to success and living a fulfilled life often comes from lack of accountability, fear of risk, and unwillingness to start over again as many times as it requires to attain our goals.

This is an episode that is a MUST listen. We’re confident it will reveal subconscious attributes about yourself, and teach you the blueprint to overcoming self- inflicted and prescribed hurdles and limitations.

During this episode, William Sweet talks about how he realized the Venture Capital game and implemented it to his personal and business endeavors. Transitioning from a former NFL player to owner of multiple properties, auto concierge service, and angel investor.

What if you were able to eat off everyone’s plate? What if you didn’t have to have all your eggs in one basket; strategically spreading the risk through diversification, and securing the bag through 100X-1000X returns?

That’s the power of venture capital; done correctly. VC is present everywhere. Look at your local cities, real estate developments, technology firms, shopping plazas, and even small businesses. They more than likely were brought to life through a venture capitalist’s or firms initial investment.

Resiliency in the midst of the unknown is not a common attribute that many possess. Most often fold under pressure, or succumb to the safety net of shallow waters through retreat to familiar spaces, people, and perspectives.

Torrance’s journey from a troubled teen at West Palm, to being the first University graduate in his family is a story for the ages. A tale that conveys grit, grief, loss, failure, but at the end of it all...success.

Tune in to this episode to see how adversity can be utilized to bred winning.

"If you look good, you feel good, if you feel good, you play good, if you play good, they pay good." -Deion Sanders

In this segment, the Famu graduate talks about his entrepreneurial journey while obtaining two degrees, playing golf for the rattlers, and creating the Master of My Mind brand. Master of My Mind (MoMM) is an alluring clothing brand created by Mr. Killete that shows to others that you can do whatever you want in life when you remain focused and understand your purpose. He also shares his collegiate golf experience and some of his notable stories in today's workforce as a minority.

The fabrication of exotic outfits, bikinis, stockings and other adjacent items are oftentimes overlooked. Like anything else, being successful in this business is quite challenging at times. However in this episode, Jalisa shares some of her success stories and how she handles adversity. In addition, she explains how she enhances the dance floor experience and ensure that her brand is the perfect fit for all of her clients. Shop with JX7.7exotics for all of your exotic wear needs!

COVID -19 has taught us a lot of lessons, but the “Freedom to choose” was Dr. Cooke’s message to the audience during this episode of The OHP. Despite the rhetoric being promulgated through the media and news outlets, the right to choose what’s best for oneself lays inherent to the individual…. As long as they’ve taken the needed steps to educate themselves on the facts and data surrounding COVID-19.

Within this episode, we discuss various topics regarding the virus such as public lack of trust for government data/infection rates, the spread of the virus, clinician burnout, and theories as to where the virus emerged from.

Female is Power: Take a dive into the world of banking, from a woman's perspective. In this episode Kelli Donald discusses her transition into corporate banking and the flexibility and many experiences she's garnered as a result. Breaking stereotypes and glass ceilings; it's due time for women to run the show in corporate America. Remember her name folks; she's got next!