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Having friends and family in your corner that remind you how great and wonderful you are is so special and should never be taken for granted. Despite the many challenges of being a female founder in tech can be, Do You! Be Yourself. Everyone else is taken.

This episode will explore the struggles of planning a project with no experience. Tiana Darrington is staring a business called HUSH beauty Bar & Spa, and she talks about how being a millennial and learning from other generations has had its ups and downs. Regarding the share economy, I have few words for thought “If we only live life for our own selves, it’s will be a very selfish, empty, unfulfilling life. Think about it? But when we share, I guarantee you that sharing that knowledge and wisdom add more to your life then you would if you kept it all to yourself forever. You can’t take it with you. Sharing is care There are three things I want you to contemplate with me as we discuss Futurproofology: • Just in Time Planning transformations • Unlocking our Hidden Treasures • Technology is the ticket to freedom Add your project milestone list www.milestonesu.com Follow me on twitter @Thkisha @PanopticProject Visit our website www.panopticprojectsolutions.com Thanks!!

Typically a DIYer is someone who uses their hands to build things and add their creative touch to make it just right or find clever ways to do things on a budget. This show will discuss all of that and more.

The fastest growing population "Millennials" are more independent, innovative but can lack legacy knowledge so they're constantly called LAZY and ENTITLED. Why? The digital experiment on that generation has backfired and caused a communication disconnect between Generation-to-Generation (G2g) wisest (Baby Boomers) and the novice (Generation Y) of our society. Millenials are demanding certain things that it is so difficult for Baby Boomers to come to terms with letting go - so they're not.

Now we've reached a new milestone of how things are done by being forced to redefine productivity in a way that allows people to capitalize on their unpaid value. This has sparked a DIY revolution whereas the knowledge sharing economy will come through social planning and raise up the 99%

My journey as an entrepreneur is off to a good start but I still don't know what the heck I'm doing.