No matter where you turn, AI is now an unavoidable topic. Nearly any organization I am a part of has a dedicated meeting at some point focused on this topic. Further, with companies now saying everything is “AI-enabled,” you can’t get away from it.Let’s not run from it; let’s better understand it. In this episode, I dive into context, the good, the challenging, and business application. It is a tool that we must learn to wield.Additionally, if you’ve been considering how to fund your business start-up or expansion, I share some new developments at the SBA you should be aware of.

Lastly, I talk about the Power of Surrender, which I am summarizing from a great clip from Pastor Scott Free.

On this episode of The Corelink Solution, Paul Hawkinson, a former Wall Street career person turned impact-driven entrepreneur, shares his insights on financial planning and finding purpose. We discuss the importance of aligning one's giftedness with service to others and encourage listeners to find their own path towards purposeful work. 

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In this episode of the Corelink Solution Show, we discuss the results of our survey about women in Christian hip-hop, the barriers and the trends.

We also address the concept of marginalization more broadly and dive into a number of recommendations.

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On this episode of The Corelink Solution we're going to delve into the world of apprenticeships. I recently had the pleasure of hosting a podcast with Phyllis Higgins from Zurich Insurance, North America. 

Also joining us are Aaron Henry, Tatiana Jackson, and Lydia Authors, all of whom are part of Zurich's apprenticeship program. We discussed the importance of apprenticeships, the challenges, and the growth experienced by the apprentices.

In our AARP Career Clinic, we are discussing the benefits of the RACI methodology in your career development. Thank you for listening. Please leave a comment and let me know what you thought of the show. Until next time be empowered, be inspired and be accountable.

In this episode of the Corelink Solution, I interview Dr. David Anderson, founder and president of Gracism Global, about the concept of extending grace. We discuss the importance of empathy, understanding, and building unity across racial, cultural, and socioeconomic divides. Dr. Anderson shares insights from his book on racism and highlights the need to address divisions and support weaker or minority groups.

In our AARP Career Clinic, we explore the significance of mentorship and sponsorship in career development, emphasizing the importance of diverse sponsors and the role individuals can play in mentoring and advocating for others. Thank you for listening. Until next time, be empowered, be inspired, and be accountable.

On this episode of the Corelink Solution I interview Legin, a rapper, speaker, and advocate. We discuss Legin's personal journey, including his struggles with insecurities and fears, as well as his decision to pursue his passion full-time. We also talk about Legin's experiences with fatherlessness and his message of forgiveness and reconciliation. The conversation covers topics such as mental health, career, education, attitude, and service. I encourage listeners to pursue their passion and purpose, even if it means starting small or taking unconventional paths. Until next time be inspired, be empowered and be accountable.

Starting a small business after 50? Felicia Brown, Senior Advisor at AARP, shared valuable insights on how to and the resources available through AARP. Further, I talk about Hard Skills Versus Soft Skills and dive into the Top 20 soft skills employers seek.

In this episode, I speak with Rev. Dr. Deborah Lynn Haggins about the Hampton University's Ministers Conference, which aims to reequip and retrain pastors to avoid burnout and be effective in today's social climate. We also discuss the importance of pastoral wellbeing and the need for rest and renewal.

In this episode, Rasool Berry, a teaching pastor at The Bridge Church in Brooklyn, New York, and director of partnerships and content development with Our Daily Bread Ministries, discusses the history and significance of Juneteenth. 

He shares personal stories and insights related to the topic, as well as his background and how he ended up pastoring at The Bridge Church and working with Our Daily Bread Ministries. 

The conversation also touches on the creation of the Juneteenth documentary, the importance of acknowledging and addressing inherited issues, and the Juneteenth Faith and Freedom documentary and its accompanying soundtrack.

You can watch the full documentary here.

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In a world where addiction is prevalent, it's important to hear stories of hope and redemption. Brother Wolf's journey of overcoming addiction and finding purpose in helping others is inspiring. He shares how he had multiple arrests for addiction-related crimes and was misdiagnosed with bipolar and manic-depressive disorder. However, a spiritual awakening and seeking help led him to break the cycle of addiction and become a pastor of an organization that helps the broken and battered in their communities.