For millions of Americans, getting a four-year degree no longer makes sense. In this episode, I interview Associate Dean the College of Engineering at Villanova University. He speaks openly about how the dream of getting a four-year degree is a worthwhile goal and necessary in these times. Listen to this podcast to find out more!

Listen Here for some do's and don’ts for crafting an effective outgoing message, along with some out-of-office message peep talk.

In this episode, we listen to the world of computer science wisdom from the black woman tech business owner, Bukola Somide who invents the 1st Computer Science Education doll. She shares the inside secrets of being in the computer science world as a black woman, mother and business owner. Bukola Somide is a Nigerian woman who has invented “Somi,” the very first Computer Science Interactive Doll. The goal of this 14-inch doll is to not only be fun to play with but educational as well. As Somide states, “My passion is to bring computer science awareness to underserved communities while deterring cyberbullying. I’m so excited for everyone to experience Somi, The Computer Science doll!” The Somi Computer Science Interactive Doll is made [for] people of all ages beginning from the age of three. Critics are already praising the doll as a “real educational, entertaining, and inspirational tool for young learners and keepsake to celebrate milestones for young adults” according to BlackNews.com. Somide has always been involved in technology. Her book, Somi, The Computer Scientist: Princess Can Code, was first published by Innovant Technologies L.L.C. Not to mention, she also published a computer science activity book for children and recently created a coding workshop for children that will soon become an affordable online mini-workshop.

In this episode the newly turned Financial Guru former NFL Football Player, Jedidiah Collins CFP® will walk us through conversations about money. How to use it as a tool? And learn more about the discovery of increasing your bottom-line with proper cash management.

During the COVID-19 Pandemic, Nic King like others were forced to stay home and that’s when he really felt the push to take the leap of faith and leave his corporate job after 12 years. Fast Forward 8 months later Nic has launched the first black owned cereal company and has dedicated the first box to uplifting his culture in a time where representation matters. Nic has made it clear he’s not interested in watering down the message for any monetary gain as he would simple put it “This one is for the culture”

In this episode, we speak with Nic King the Connecticut Single Father and the first Black-owned cereal company the creator of Proud Puffs - a chocolate-flavored cereal formed in the shape of a fist. He will share his motivation and how he had this divine inspiration.

In this episode, you will learn about the new features and enhancements available on Google Meet from October 2019 to November 2020.

In this episode we hear from the expert behind the best cooking and baking business around the world, Chef Dana Herbert winner of TLC's CAKE BOSS: NEXT GREAT BAKER. He shares the secrets to how to make a profit during tough times such as a pandemic. https://dessertsbydana.com/ [email protected]

In this podcast episode, I will discuss this hard topic of pay discrimination and share 5 Ways to Overcome Pay Discrimination.

Discrimination. Many of us are exposed to it every day, and the effects can be devastating. The gender pay gap devalues women and their work to only 78 cents on the dollar as compared to men. Wage discrimination, pay discrimination, compensation discrimination. They’re all different names but all hold the same illegal practices. Pay discrimination is the practice of paying people differently for the same or similar work because of race, sex (which includes gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, and pregnancy) disability, or age. It’s illegal in the United States, but it still happens. You will get the question answered: How to W-I-N over the pay discrimination?  

There’s no doubt about it, focus is a crucial skill in becoming successful and achieving your dreams; Without it, your productivity will be low and the progress you make towards any goals will be minimal. So it leaves the question, what are some excellent ways to stay focused on your dreams? To help us understand and focus, we lean on the amazing 28 year old CEO of an accredited University, Caroline Esinam Adzogble. She shares some insights that made her the successful business guru today.

Dr. Mitchell sits down with the inspirational educational leader from Massachusetts Institute of Technology as the director of the Teaching Systems Lab, Mr. Justin Reich to discuss his upcoming book release, Failure to Disrupt: Why Technology Alone Can’t Transform Education published through Harvard University Press. In addition, get the scope on his career adventures, what he's learned along the way, and give advice to other ambitious educators who want to change the unbalanced inequality of education.