Khadijah Abdul Azeez a motivational speaker, author, and social media influencer. She lives in Atlanta. We know each other from my childhood best friend. Khadijah wrote her first book Makeup for Your Soul and has a podcast.

She started Queendom Motivation in 2018 to empower women to love themselves. It inspires all women to embrace their very own crown and find beauty inside and out!  She started from the bottom now she’s here; her childhood had been so rough mentally and physically from being the second oldest of 12 children. She loves the beauty and makeup world.

She is an empath, very sensitive, and emotional. She is a Member of NAMI- National Alliance of Mental Illness. 

We Talk About: 

• What it is like being a Muslim Woman
• Growing Up in a Strict household
• Growing up Muslim second oldest of 12 siblings
• Being married and then divorced twice
• How Islam plays a role in overcoming the adversity of coming back to Allah (God).
• How she came up with the title Makeup for Your Soul Beauty 
• Experience with colorism, sexism, or discrimination being a Muslim Woman
• Read an excerpt from a chapter in the book

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Crystal Daye is an Award-Winning Best Selling Author, International Certified Life Coach, Inspirational Speaker and Corporate Trainer.

As a woman of faith, she believes in servant leadership and she unselfishly uses the platforms God has given her to positively influence and impact lives globally. Crystal Daye is known to captivate and connect with people as a relevant, transparent, and transformational speaker. Crystal Daye propels her audience to action by challenging them to never settle for less. A dynamic entrepreneur coach, podcaster, and brand strategist. She is also the COO of DayeLight Publishers.

We talk about:

• What it was like growing up in Jamaica
• How she became a writer
• Why she started a publishing company that has helped over 100 authors release books
• Her Love for Cruises
• Her Legacy - live a life that was pleasing to God
• How she knew she wanted to be a coach since she was a teenager
• Why podcasts are good for talking about the hard stuff

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Fousia Abdullahi is a podcast producer and host. Naptime is Sacred is a series of conversations, she shares stories of Muslim women from all over the world. You'll hear from impressive, accomplished, and amazing Muslim women authors, bloggers, entrepreneurs, nutritionists. She lives with her husband of 16 years and her four children.

We talk about:

• Podcast being soul food 
• Helping moms feel accomplished
• Being from Somalia and growing up in Canada
• Interracial marriage
• Entrepreneurship
• Mental Health
• Miscarriages
• Hashimoto's Symptoms:

Anxiety

Hair Loss

Autoimmune disease

• Desire to travel to London

These stories will give you the tools you need to inspire and provide you with tangible steps towards personal, professional growth, and development.

Favorite Quote: “Be gentle and mindful of your physical, spiritual, and emotional health.”

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Books Mentioned:

Seeing Life Through a Different Lens: A Survivor’s Memoir on Overcoming Adversity with Resilience by Zaakirah N. Muhammad

I'm Not Here to Be a Bystander, A Memoir by Linda Sarsour

Muslim, Cool: Race, Religion, and Hip Hop by Suad Abdul Kabeer

Authors Mentioned:

Sandra Brown 

Catherine Coulter 

Nora Roberts

Rahma Rodaah

Previous Episodes Mentioned:Neymat (Episode 11)

Aizya (Episode 20) 

My Mom (Episodes 36/37 two parts) 

My Dad (Episode 5)

Zahra Aljabri (Episode 53)

Imani Bashir (Episode 55)

Sabria Mills (Episode 58)

Follow Naptime is Sacred Online

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Amy E. Smith is a certified confidence coach, masterful speaker, and personal empowerment expert. Amy uses her roles as coach, writer, podcaster, and speaker to move individuals to a place of radical personal empowerment and self-love. She is sought after for her uncommon style of irreverence, wisdom, and humor.

We also talk about

• Where the name Joy Junkie came from
• Where she wants to travel for her anniversary
• What she wants her legacy to be
• The N.A.C. Method

Name the Emotion

Ask What’s Behind the Emotion

Choose Your Behavior Toward the Emotion

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Asiya Nasir (born Jessica), is the Chief Empowerment Officer and Founder of J.E.S.S.I.C.A. Cares (Journey to becoming exceptionally strong successful individuals with courageous aspirations). Asiya is a transformational speaker from New Jersey who has developed a unique format in which she challenges young girls and women to be relentless in their determination and pursuit to accomplish their life goals. She has extensive management, finance, and leadership experience through her 25 plus years in the corporate and finance industry. Through participating in various community initiatives; she found her passion for working with, mentoring, and empowering young girls and women. 

In this episode we talk about her journey:

• From Jehovah’s Witness to Islam
• Being inspired by Iesha Prime
• Her desire to fulfill the Pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia 
• Following the Path of God Permission
• Leaving Corporate and Going Full Time as an entrepreneur 
• Valuing Precious time with Mom

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Christine Carino is the founder of Conscious Thrive LLC established with the belief that when we are thriving consciously, we make better choices and when we make better choices, it ripples to our family, community, and to our society.

She is a passionate, intuitive, and empathic coach committed to empowering people to live a life aligned with who they are and help them lead consciously so they can fully thrive.

She is from the Philippines and Lives in New York City.

She transitioned to become a transformation coach full time and earned her diploma in coaching at NYU in service of creating a bigger impact and contribution in the world.

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Sabria Mills is a journalist and consultant 

• She became a journalist to come as close as possible to the heart of the world
• Currently a journalist with AboutIslam.net 
• She is the Co founder of MACE - Muslim Advocates with Children of Exceptionalities - empowering children and adults with disabilities
• She runs the Dope Muslim Woman Podcast. It is designed to show the power of owning who you are, standing in your truth, and speaking your truth even if your voice shakes.

We discuss:

• Her Introduction to Islam 
• The Power of Prayer and how it has to be cultivated
• Trust, Submission, and Alignment with receiving opportunities
• Execute the way you are meant to live a fulfilling life
• Finding your authentic voice
• Living your dreams without compromising your identity
• How her Podcast became the platform of stories of shakers and movers that heal
• Difficult experience with Islam around age 19
• Loss and grief experienced with divorce
• Navigating relationships 
• Cultural Difference between the North (New Jersey) and the South (Atlanta)
• Colorism, religious discrimination, intellectual discrimination, and injustice
• Working with those with Exceptionalities and why they should not be overlooked
• The Power of the Holy Book of the Quran

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Purchase the book mentioned: Seeing Life Through a Different Lens: A Survivor’s Memoir on Overcoming Adversity with Resiliencehttp://bit.ly/seeinglifedifferentlens

Previous Episodes Mentioned:

• Episode 55 with Journalist and World Traveler Imani Bashir
• Author Khadijah Abdul Azeez
• My Mom Episodes 36/37 (two parts) 
• Episode five with My dad

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I am a full time entrepreneur who has been networking in Atlanta since 2014. I didn't let a pandemic stop me from fulfilling my vision. I'm where I really wanted to be. My mom and dad met in Atlanta. They both have children from previous marriages and relationships, who grew up in Atlanta. I have family here and my childhood best friends.I've always wanted to be around other creatives and other black women business owners. As a brand cultivating strategist and photographer, I help other small businesses to flourish in the media. If you are or know someone in Atlanta who needs a photo shoot, visit my website zaakirahnayyar.com/workwithme to get access to either one of my photo mini sessions, in studio or on location photoshoots.

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Previous Episodes Mentioned:

How I Met My Husband

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How I Managed My Difficult Divorce

http://livinglegacypodcast.com/how-i-managed-my-dificult-divorce

Interview with my Mom 

http://livinglegacypodcast.com/part-2-learning-curves-with-mom-kobe-bryant-and-your-legacy

Interview with my Dad

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Lameka Huntley bka Nala’s Den is a multi passionate creative. She is host of MN Live Radio, assistant manager at the women operated Andreas Talent Management and she is a publicist who helps independent artists build marketing strategies in the industry. She also interviews other prominent people in the entertainment industry - like me on her podcast.

Based in Georgia, she is also a member of the National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) where their goal is to help people discover and achieve their goals. 

We talk about collaborating, working with other Makin It Mag A&R's and staying true to herself.

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Imani Bashir is a Muslimah and a fellow Sagittarian who has over 10 years of experience as a Writer and Journalist. She started in sports broadcasting. She currently is the Deputy Editor at Travel Noire. She has been featured in almost all the major outlets that you can think of.

As a World Traveler. Imani is also an Expat (relocated internationally) to Mexico and England, China, Poland, and Egypt! She’s a wife and Mom to a beautiful black baby boy. She’s from the D.C. area and has lived in Maryland. She also lived in New Jersey, and Delaware and Atlanta, Georgia. 

She talks about:

• How her parents met at Howard University
• Self Discovery after an Identity Crisis as a Youth
• Meeting Her husband in Cairo Egypt
• Getting her dad’s approval for Marriage
• Giving Birth at her home in Poland 
• Generational Trauma of birth inside the United States
• Her experiences with racism, sexism, pay wage inequality and religious discrimination in the media industry

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Episodes mentioned:

Neymat (Episode 11), Aizya (Episode 20) and My Mom Episodes 36/37 two parts) and Episode 5 my dad

Movies Mentioned

• 13th
• To Kill a Mockingbird
• When They See Us

Interact with Imani on the web:

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