James “Trig” Rosseau interviews Jennifer Jackson, President and COO of the Stellar Gospel Music Awards. Jennifer discusses the 40-year history of the awards, the importance in the gospel music community, and the challenges of curating the event to fit different genres and audiences. The Stellar Plus experience and various activities leading up to the main event are also highlighted, along with a call to support Christian hip hop and gospel music. Jennifer reveals CeCe and BeBe Winans as the hosts for this year's anniversary celebration.

Join James Rosseau Sr. aka Trig on The Corelink Solution as he delves into the topic of burnout among high achievers, creatives, entrepreneurs, and leaders. James addresses the gradual buildup of burnout and offers seven practical strategies to detect and avoid it. Learn about defining your success, guarding priorities, creating rhythms, recognizing rest as a requirement, spotting early signs, finding accountability, and rediscovering your purpose. This episode provides actionable steps to maintain productivity, longevity, and well-being in your professional and personal life. Tune in for invaluable insights and tips on how to lead a balanced and fulfilling life.

Join James Rosseau Sr. aka Trig on The Corelink Solution Show as he discusses the importance of honoring fathers this Father's Day weekend. James highlights the often overlooked value of fatherhood and calls for greater recognition and celebration. He also addresses the challenges many people face in the current job market through an insightful read of a LinkedIn post on the frustrations of job seeking. James emphasizes the need for kindness, clarity, and humanity in both personal and professional interactions. Tune in for empowering insights and thoughtful reflections.

Join host James Rosseau Sr. in this episode of The Corelink Solution as he discusses the impending closures of Job Corps centers, a federal career training program for youth. James highlights the importance of Job Corps for low-income and minority communities and urges viewers to take action by contacting their state representatives. Additionally, he celebrates unsung heroes in the education sector who have made significant impacts on their communities. Tune in for a message on community growth, faith, and how we can support each other to make a difference.

James discusses four critical levels of intelligence necessary for effective leadership, particularly for those guiding with a foundation of faith and cultural awareness. The levels include: Emotional Intelligence (managing and understanding emotions), Intrapersonal Intelligence (self-awareness and understanding why you lead), Interpersonal Intelligence (relating and understanding others), and Artificial Intelligence (leveraging technology wisely while maintaining human touch). The speaker emphasizes the importance of introspection, emotional management, effective communication, and technological adeptness in fostering robust leadership.

James “Trig” Rosseau interviews Razzie, a Miami-based rap artist who transitioned from secular to Christian hip-hop after a transformative spiritual experience. Razzie shares his turbulent upbringing, military service, and struggle with addiction and depression before giving his life to Christ following a spiritual attack. He recounts his journey of transforming his music and lifestyle to glorify God, erasing his old catalog, and focusing on creating faith-based music. Razzy now serves as a youth leader and Bible teacher, aiming to guide young people through their trials with his music and testimony. Throughout the interview, he emphasizes his commitment to his faith and the importance of mentorship, community, and honest storytelling in his ministry.

In this episode, James addresses the common barriers to starting a business, particularly focusing on the lack of capital. Referencing a Gallup study, he notes that while lack of ambition is not the main barrier, financial constraints are significant. James emphasizes that many successful entrepreneurs started without seeking capital, using creativity to overcome financial limitations. He highlights the importance of building good credit, especially for minority entrepreneurs who face systemic challenges. James shares his personal experiences and advocates for leveraging resources like the Small Business Administration (SBA) and seeking mentorship to transform business ideas into reality. His actionable advice is to prepare thoroughly, seek wisdom over capital, and find opportunities proactively.