ShoulderUp Talks with Phyllis Newhouse

Leverage is term commonly used in finance, but it can be applied in all aspects of life. It has the power to get you more time, fitness, financial freedom, business success, etc. Yet, most of us don’t utilize leverage as much as we could.

In this episode, Phyllis Newhouse, breaks down the concept of leverage and how you can utilize it to gain outsized reward across all areas of life.

During the holiday season, it can be easy to get caught up in buying material things that don't last. What if we showed up for those closest around us and provided the greatest gift and blessing we had to offer? Ourselves!

In this episode, Phyllis Newhouse, shares the importance of giving yourself and invites special guest, Sandra Campos, to share how she's planning to show up for those around her.

Thanksgiving is all about gratitude! Amidst the festivities, it can be easy to take many things for granted. In this episode, Phyllis Newhouse challenges listeners to be intentional about their lives and contemplate all the ways they can show appreciation and gratitude for the people and things around them.

In this episode of LITalks, Phyllis Newhouse talks about strengthening bonds with your friends and family members and how valuable these relationships are in pushing through a crisis. She also takes a moment to thank everyone for their participation in and support of the #SeeTheColor challenge.

In the final installment of #SeeTheColor, Phyllis Newhouse sits down with Dr. Brenda Wade, an author and world-renowned psychologist in the wake of incoming Presidential election results.

Phyllis Newhouse welcomes Thereasa Black to LITalks for one of the last installments of the #SeeTheColor challenge. Thereasa shares the challenges of being a single mom in the military and her reasons for launching Amore Congelato, an all-natural gelato and sorbet company. Dive in with us as Thereasa discusses her passion to fight social injustice, one gelato pint at a time.

Phyllis Newhouse hosts Kelly Burton on the newest episode of LITalks for the #SeeTheColor challenge. Kelly is the entrepreneur’s entrepreneur, having launched three businesses in 10 years and still looking for more ways to scale her business. Her most recent ventures: serving as CEO of Founders of Color and co-convener of the Black Innovative Alliance. Join us as Kelly shares her successes and failures as an entrepreneur and what we can learn from her journey.

This week, Phyllis is joined by Jay McCullar, an educational equity consultant at MAYA Consulting. Jay serves as the director of MAYA’s partnership with My Brother’s Keeper, an initiative created by former President Barack Obama to raise post-secondary enrollment rates of young, disenfranchised men of color.