This episode is powerful. It's deep and it cuts to the core of some major reasons why women find it hard to ask for help.

It's ironic that often women find it easy to be the help but embarrassed and ashamed to ask for help; even if it means they'll grow to another level. Although this episode is about women, I know my men can pick up these gems too. 

Listen in as Melonie, Camille and I share very personal stories about hurting, healing, being and asking for help.

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Cliches block the flow of our own thoughts and ideas. While cliches are mostly known to be used in writing, for many of us they have shaped how we interact (or don't) with others.

In this episode, Patricia L., a doctoral candidate in Urban Education, and April G., an entrepreneur, share their experiences with cliches and the profound effects (both negative and positive) they had in their personal and professional relationships.

Get into this episode and reflect on the things that you've held on to, or still holding, that may not be serving you well in this season of your life. 

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In this day and age of digital information, it's easy to get caught up or distracted with just where to begin.

This episode is a conversation with our guest, Shayla Redding, an artist with lots of ideas but no where to start. We may be talking about business but these nuggets can be applied to life situations too.

Get into this episode and let me know what resonated with you the most.

Where will you begin?

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Let's be honest, waiting is hard. 

The list can go on and on. When it seems that you are in a perpetual waiting stage, how do you handle it? How much do you complain and bicker and worry? Do you think this has an effect on the end result?

In this week's episode, Karyn Jeneen, talks about the BEST way to handle in the meantime moments. This one is sure to challenge you and your own status quo.

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The age old saying, you can take a horse to water but you can't make him drink, is appropriate for this episode.

Often we speak about not having access to things that would help us get to the next level. In this episode, Jamar candidly talks about how his family has access to a multi-millionaire yet they lack showing up. 

I'm left to wonder, what's the real issue. Is it the access or is shame, guilt or embarrassment. Until the root of the issues are confronted, we will continue to find ourselves behind the eight ball.

Wealth is a choice that each of us make with every belief, every decision and every action or even inaction.  

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Today's guest Shilah, a wellness specialist of her own enterprise, B. Fitness & Training, share the benefits and drawbacks of having an entrepreneur, and business coach as a mom. 

Shilah talks about how these circumstances influenced her entrepreneurial thinking and improved her financial literacy. Her guiding principle is to understand "the why" and fuel enthusiasm. 

The legacy we leave to our children has been in the making since we've been impacting and influencing them (good or not so good; positive or negative). 

Keep listening for more stories and thoughts about how a child's experiences influence the legacy.

Come back weekly for more conversations to help you get out of your own way of running a successful company.

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The words you say to yourself and the things other people say to you shape who you become. Our brain just associates words with incidents without making any distinctions between them. 

Words have influence. When you use words to label, it's your obligation to ensure that the words are positive and make other people feel loved and valued. 

Karyn discusses events in her own life that had a negative effect in her business. Recognize and acknowledge both the positive and negative remarks that have shaped you. In the end your words must be more powerful than those of others.

If you've been stuck in a rut, frustrated with situations in your life and/or business, this episode is for you. More than likely, words have contributed to your outcome.

Keep listening for more insight and opinions.

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What you believe about yourself will determine how you live. Does the value of money match your beliefs? 

To disclose your money patterns and the underlying reality of what you think, three fundamental questions must be asked. 

Money enables us to be kind and generous with others. Similar to how a desire for money can make you stray from things that give you direction and purpose. True prosperity is so much more than financial success; it has nothing to do with money. 

Keep listening for her opinions and thoughts. 

Come back each week to learn additional tips for running a successful company. 

Show Notes

Have you noticed our ways of doing things has changed since past? New age, new ways.

 In this episode the host shares some of the things that we do now differently than we did before. 

Like evolution of cell phone and music records. Same goes for running business where she emphasizes about new ways for running business to make it fundable, creditable and profitable. She discusses about how the mantra of leader mentality helps in achieving this goal not a labor mentality. 

When something becomes old, it’s fairly common for it to stop functioning quite as well, and malfunctions become quite common. When we continue to use outdated methods and operate with an outdated mindset, we are setting ourselves up for being overworked and under satisfied. 

Living your legacy requires a new way of talking about, thinking about and doing business. Get into this episode.

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Stay tuned each week for discovering more strategies for managing a prosperous business and living your legacy.