In this podcast episode, the host Patty B. brings together Melissa Daughtry, a makeup artist, and Shea Nazareth, a lawyer, to discuss soft skills in business. They start with a prayer and acknowledge that the topic can be sensitive, especially for people of color. The conversation then delves into the importance of soft skills in business, such as communication, empathy, and active listening. The guests share their experiences and insights on how to develop and improve soft skills to build stronger relationships with clients and colleagues. Overall, the episode provides valuable tips and perspectives on the role of soft skills in achieving success in business.
Key Moments During the Episode:
[00:03:11] Soft skills in business
[00:03:50] Starting a business.
[00:08:06] Fighting self-doubt in entrepreneurship.
[00:12:49] Struggles with generating capital.
[00:14:44] Soft life in business.
[00:19:18] Soft life and success
[00:23:32] Soft skills in the beauty industry.
[00:27:00] Soft skills in business.
[00:29:15] Soft skills and business management.
[00:33:33] Soft skills in customer service.
[00:36:12] Soft skills in business.
[00:39:26] Treating people with respect.
[00:43:15] Relinquishing power in business.
[00:50:36] Soft skills in business.
A Little Bit about our Guests
A native of Hampton Roads, Virginia, Shea Nazareth is a serial entrepreneur that has always been drawn to innovative problem-solving. She is a passionate and dedicated trial attorney with over 10 years of collective experience in the legal field. Her practice, Nazareth Innovative Law PLC, primarily focuses on intellectual property and business law matters, providing clients with effective and creative solutions to their complex business needs, furthering their business and brand goals.
Website: www.NazarethInnovativeLaw.com
Email: [email protected]
Instagram & Facebook: @NazarethInnovativeLaw
Melissa Daughtry is the owner of Kabod Artistry where she is a Professional Makeup Artist, Beauty Educator, and Beauty Influencer. On a mission to bring back the love of traditional beauty, she is focused on bringing beauty and beauty education to the “Mom-prenure”. In 2021, the opportunity presented itself to allow Melissa’s work to be viewed by millions in the US as her work has been worn by women entrepreneurs who were featured on shows such as Good Morning America, Women Evolve with Sarah Jakes Roberts, and some of our national Christian Networks.
Instagram: @kabodartistry
Today's show was sponsored by Fringe Creative Co, combining creative abilities to visually elevate brands for purpose, legacy and increase.
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