Chatting it up with business owner Tarsha Joseph as we discuss the ins and outs of working with family and friends. Standing firm in what we expect and how we want to be treated in business. Starting out may be rough but as we grow we know how we want things to be.

Having a candid conversation with my schoolmate and friend Connie aka Naija Khloe about our black college experience. Education being a part of her parents push for her to be successful as a Nigerian American and how she attended THE Prairie View A&M University. All the memories and experiences we had we can’t forget. If going to college is in your plans consider an HBCU.

Having a conversation with Vanesa Soto as we discuss the ins and outs of womanhood. All women aren’t the same and we all have experiences that influenced and impacts how we show up for ourselves and in life. From our early years, relationships and community is as women can struggle to grow. What we have learned and what we want to move forward in our feminine energy.

You are the star of the show, what steps are you taking to be the best person you can be? We all come from different backgrounds but we need more understanding. Be your star player.

What was your motivation to go into the military and what have you learned? Has the military influenced your daily life since being home? What’s been your motivation since being in and out of the military? You been focused on fitness and staying in the best shape possible, what impact does this have on your boys and the people who are motivated by your discipline? What’s your leadership style? Continuing your physical fitness after military discipline you began your bodybuilding journey. What goals did you have set out to accomplish? What has the bodybuilding lifestyle been like for you and the impact of standup comedy? How do you want your legacy to be? What would you say to your younger self?

She always knows what to say and speaks to my heart. Mrs. Pierson comes in and tell me like it is. I know we don’t have many elders to hear their stories and to remind us to keep going. She shares part of her life with me every time we meet for her appointments. The genuine love to watch her children grow, touch my life like I’m family and what she learned from her life situations. When clients become family.

Always enjoy chatting with my cousin Devin aka Professor P. A black man, husband, father, educator, son. We learn from example and the influence it has on a black man being his best self for his wife, children and community. Devin gives is point of view and how it has impacted him.

Closing out a season and the episodes are rolling in. Stay tuned!

The preacher’s daughter has a candid conversation with Pops, Reverend Archie Dove. Life wasn’t easy in the beginning, but we’re here now. Parenting doesn’t come with instructions. The decision to build a better life for himself and his family. What would you tell your 20 year old self? Being the change for his legacy.

Mini revelations and accepting things as they come.