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On this week’s episode, we talk distractions. Looping TikTok videos, the fact that Chick-fil-A is so freaking close to my dang house, what milestones other people are reaching—there are so many distractions that take us away from our tasks at hand. Staying productive amidst a wandering eye is not only unproductive, it’s quite exhausting. Listen as Ashley and Marcy talk about fighting distractions as we continuously advance on our purpose.
I'm accepting new Mentees in May! ~If you're a new or mid level professional woman that needs targeted strategy in developing, defining, and leveraging your career skills to get what you want out of work? Schedule your Mentor Moment session today! All Black Everything: We love Kerry Washinton, but hate her cry face! TVT: Little Fires Everywhere & UncorkedOn this week’s episode, we talk cooking at home. Truth is, my mom never really wanted me in the kitchen. It was small and with a house full of people running in and out, she probably just wanted me out the way. However, in retrospect, I wish we would have spent time together in that space. I would have loved to learn those recipes by heart, working at her side. If I could have developed her level of patience, it definitely would help me now with my sweet potato pies. This week, listen as Ashley and Marcy share their memories of being in the kitchen as children, how they’ve returned as adults, and whether or not the kitchen is where we belong.
I'm accepting new Mentees in May! ~If you're a new or mid level professional woman that needs targeted strategy in developing, defining, and leveraging your career skills to get what you want out of work? Schedule your Mentor Moment session today! All Black Everything: Kenya Barris TVT: Insecure, time to ditch the Molly in your life.On this week’s episode, we talk about the elements of trust. Everyone wants to be trusted and yet most people don’t think that other people are trustworthy. So where does the gap come from? We think it occurs in describing what trust means to each of us, and how it shows up or is operationalized as we engage with one another. Listen as Ashley and Marcy explain the elements of trust, how those elements show up in their lives, what happens when one of the elements is broken, and how they go about repairing it.
If you're a new or mid level professional woman that needs targeted strategy in developing, defining, and leveraging your career skills to get what you want out of work? Schedule your Mentor Moment session today! Read Brene Brown: Dare to Lead to learn more about trust All Black Everything: Virtual Therapy Campaign: https://borislhensonfoundation.org/ TVT: Saints: The Clark Sister Lifetown Movie Sinners: InsecureOn this week’s episode, we talk about intimacy. Kissing, touching, squeezing, and hugging are all elements of intimacy. However, depending on your honey’s love language, mood, and disposition, intimacy may start and stop in different ways. Listen as Ashley and Marcy talk about intimacy—how they create it in their relationships and how it looks similar to (and different from) what they expected.
If you're a new or mid level professional women that needs targeted strategy in developing, defining, and leveraging your career skills to get what you want out of work? Schedule your Mentor Moment session today! All Black Everything: Check out Black Girl Buying:http://blackgirlbuying.com/podcasts/schoolin-life-podcast-online/ TVT: A Million Little Things: Took us on a roller coaster this seasonOn this week's episode, we talk social capital. People will do anything to gain clout because it’s important, valuable, and in some places, it’s the currency needed to get in with the movers and shakers. Knowing your social capital and how to use it is critical for advancing as a professional. Listen as Ashley and Marcy discuss the social capital they have, how they use it to help themselves and others, and why it’s an important tool for success.
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March Mentor Me Appointments Now Available! If you're a new or mid level professional women that needs targeted strategy in developing, defining, and leveraging your career skills to get what you want out of work? Schedule your Mentor Moment session today! Register for March Mentor Me Webinar: How to Manage Your Manager: 3 Strategies to Get What You Want at Work Tuesday March 24th at 7pm EST All Black Everything: Yes, Black people can get the 'Rona too. Wash your nasty hands! TVT: Who is joining me in signing the petition to kick Randell of of "This Is Us"
On this week’s episode, we answer the question, “What was the most successful project you ever tackled, and what made you successful?” There is a framework for success, not an exact science but knowing how others got to where they are can help us get to where we want to go. Listen as Ashley and Marcy share their framework for success, outlining what they did, who they worked with, what tools they used, and how they replicate their outline in other areas of their life.
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March Mentor Me Appointments Now Available! If you're a new or mid level professional women that needs targeted strategy in developing, defining, and leveraging your career skills to get what you want out of work? Schedule your Mentor Moment session today! Register for March Mentor Me Webinar: How to Manage Your Manager: 3 Strategies to Get What You Want at Work Tuesday March 24th at 7pm EST All Black Everything & TVT: Candyman (and we're only saying that ONCE)
On this week’s episode, we talk taking back what’s ours. Yes, we know Black History Month is over, but we’ve still got some bones to pick. In a recent NYT article, authors Kathy Gunst and Katherine Alford were called out for co-opting and profiting off of the work of a prominent Black performance artist and baker, Tangerine Jones.
Also, finally Jalaiah Harmon is getting credit for her Renegade dance after other TikTokers having been doing it (and making money from it) never giving her credit. Listen as Ashley and Marcy talk black creativity, owning our things, and giving credit where credit is due.
Homework:
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/21/dining/rage-baking-book-tangerine-jones.html
https://www.cnn.com/2020/02/16/us/renegade-dance-tiktok-k-camp-trnd/index.html
http://www.ragebaking.com/2020/02/14/the-privilege-of-rage/
Visit our website at schoolinlifepod.comTVT: We STAN Octavia Spencer! Check out Self Made on March 20th on Netflix
This episode starts with a personal note from Ashley and is a rewind from 2018, that is still very relevant today.
On this week's episode we talk grief, loss, and why things don·t always get better with time. Over the weekend, (while headed to a date, no less) Ashley was overcome by grief after having a fleeting thought of her mom who died 8 years ago. She tried to process it quickly and gain some composure, as not to mess up her flawless makeup. But the moment of sorrow seeped into the rest of her night as a somber reminder of how grief doesn·t care about hot dates. Listen as we talk the stages of grief, how to live after loss, and how we honor and remember those who are gone.
If you're a new or mid level professional women that needs targeted strategy in developing, defining, and leveraging your career skills to get what you want out of work? Schedule your Mentor Moment session today at mentor-me.org.
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