On the Matterr: Motivation for Goal-Getters, Entrepreneurs and Anyone Ready to Level all the way Up!

Christine Irvinlyn is an esteemed Financial Manager at a prestigious Economic Development Corporation in New York City. On her quest to restock on her body lotion, on a cold winter day, she took a look at the ingredients of a popular brand and saw that it was full of toxic chemical compounds. That very day, she decided to create products with natural ingredients for herself. Over time, she shared them with family and friends. And today has a Vegan Skin Care line, called Angella Irving.

In this episode, Christine shares her beautiful story of how she made this happen and what drives her determination to succeed.

Learn more about Christine and her skincare line on Instagram @angellairving. Her products are available for purchase on angellairving.com. I highly recommend the "Satin Sheen" body oil. After a long shower, it leaves your skin feeling soft as satin 😉 

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This episode is my first podcast interview ever and it is such a blessing to kick off with such an amazing guest, Chinonyelum Udoye. “Chi Chi” is the author of the book titled Make that Move: Practice. A book that encourages children to practice, to believe in themselves and realize anything they desire.

In this episode, Chi Chi shares the inspiration behind writing this book and the importance of knowing who you are, in order to achieve your life's purpose. 

Keep up with Chi Chi on IG @make_that_move_enterprise and her book is available for purchase on Amazon at: https://www.amazon.com/Make-That-Move-Chinonyelum-Udoye-ebook/dp/B07BWFNTJ1/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1589479448&sr=8-1-fkmr0

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A few weeks after paying off my credit card, I decided to share some of the lessons I learned all the way. Enjoy 

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Brothers and sisters, on January 1, 2020, I had $18,188.60 in credit card debt and on April, 24, 2020, through the GRACE OF GOD, I am elated to report that it is PAID IN FULL 👏🏾🤸🏾‍♀️😩. 

In this episode, I captured the moment of how I felt when I woke up early that morning, opened the Chase app and saw that my “Current balance” was $0.00!!!!! I hope you tune in to hear my SINCERE JOY! 

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In the episode this week (originally recorded: April 21, 2020), it’s one week past my originally intended deadline of paying off my #ChaseFreedomCreditCard by, and I’m a little over the place, emotionally. 

On one hand, I am disappointed in myself for missing my own darn deadline. And on the other hand, I am proud of myself for staying #onthematterr (so much so that I am already on #LV’s site, causally perusing for a nice congratulatory gift 😈😩🙈). 

Please tune in and ENJOY!

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In the episode, originally recorded on March 30, 2020, I give a brief update on how the pandemic had changed things for me and how much I have left to pay on my #ChaseFreedomCard. Enjoy 

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After my meltdown in the previous episode, I went to Atlanta to visit my cousin. She and her best friend really took care of me and their energy really rejuvenated my spirit and gave me what I needed to keep on keeping on.  

In the episode (originally recorded on March 16, 2020), I talk about how it’s okay to not be okay. Life WILL knock you down. The beauty comes when you get back up and Stay On The Matterr. Enjoy ☺️

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Throughout this journey, I’ve laughed and made jokes about how I’ve made my paycheck disappear. In order to successfully meet my goal, I made my credit card payments as soon as I got paid. However, this process was not funny. There were times I cried about how hard it was to keep going and got mad at myself for allowing my credit card debt to get so high.

In the spirit of honesty and full disclosure, I captured it in this episode... Let me know what you think. 

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In this episode, I’m going through the motions of my journey towards financial freedom. I talk about my love hate relationship I have with the $50 a week budget, reactions of friends and family about what I’m doing and why I decided to wait until I was done paying off my credit cards before I released this podcast.... Enjoy! 

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Okay so it’s the end of February 2020 and I made my February target. Which means that I’d paid off half of what I owed on my Chase Credit card! HOLLER!!! In the episode, I talk about how much harder it’s becoming to stay on my matter and a huge mistake I made earlier in the month 😩.

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