We continue the People of Color Redefining Success series by interviewing Porsche Kelly, aka The Poetic Activist. Porsche is an author, motivational speaker, and artist of many talents from Oakland, Ca. With a passion for God, black and women empowerment, and mental health, especially among people of color, Porsche aims to bridge the gap between faith & social justice, create atmospheres for conversation on faith, racism, sexism, mental health, and trauma, and inspire others to join in these conversations to find freedom in telling their own stories through poetry, music, motivational speaking, workshops, and dance. Her mantra to live by is a powerful statement of activation: "Erase shame. Tell your story."
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Check her out on IG at @thepoeticactivist and visit her at www.thepoeticactivist.com.

We continue the People of Color Redefining Success series with a discussion with Akeem Allen, founder and CEO of Nile Studio, an innovative, design platform that brings Black-owned businesses together. Akeem shares how he believes POC need to embrace the power of Brace and how it causes a chain effect in creating success not only in your life, but the lives around you.

Do you feel yourself needing to maintain productivity or increase your creativity during the COVID-19? Do you feel like you need to take advantage of being at home to do something AMAZING and innovative? Do you feel pressure to achieve success in some sort of way? 

 In this episode, we discuss how you can redefine success during the time of this pandemic. We wanted to take a moment to extend support to everyone all over the world and let you know that it's okay to have different priorities during this crisis.

We love you and are praying for you and your families!

In this week's episode, we continue our conversation with Eugene Johnson in exploring what the path of becoming a successful entrepreneur is. We talk about how the path of success is the same for everyone but where we start is different. Eugene gives us the wisdom that comes from leading a start-up from $0 to $1 Million in revenue. 

We continue the series, People of Color Redefining Success, with sitting down with Eugene Johnson, CEO of Zyrl. Eugene founded Zyrl with the mission of building the most dominant force in influencer marketing. This is a 2 part episode with this first episode exploring the early life experiences that led Eugene to become the CEO of a tech company. Part 2 will be uploaded next week as Eugene gives ways POC can redefine success as Entrepreneurs.

Be sure to check out Eugene at @eugenekjohnson and @zyrl.us

As we continue the People of Color Redefining Success series, we had the opportunity to sit down with Ben McBride. In this episode, we discuss everything from racism, institutions, purpose, belonging, the failures of the church and more! 
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For those of you wondering who Ben McBride is: Ben is a native of San Francisco, spiritual leader and longtime activist for peace and justice in the Bay Area. He is a national leader around police/community trust-building and gun violence prevention work including a background of training over 100 law enforcement departments & executives.
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You can also catch him on his new show, The Belong Circle, where he and other national leaders gather to discuss how to bridge across differences to build unity in our communities.

We continue the People of Color Redefining Success series with our special guests, Taiwo and Kehinde Adewunmi, founders of Chronicles of TK. Taiwo and Kehinde discuss secrets of breaking into tech, how they have traveled 15 countries on a budget, and how to deal with transitions. They are passionate about sharing their experiences to inspire people to get closer to their dreams. If you're interested in learning more about how POC can redefine success in tech and travel, this episode is for you!

Follow them on IG @chroniclesoftk and subscribe to their youtube channel at  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbVuxG86d_RoH-83BqdBNwA .

Welcome to Season 2 of The Miller Time Podcast! This is the first episode of our new series, People of Color Redefining Success. During this series, we interview people of color who are redefining success in multiple sectors of our communities!

To kick off the new season, we sit down with Ace Johnson, founder of iVisionary Academy, and talk about how he uses purpose as a tool to catapult and develop the youth in our community. We learn how Ace has redefined success for himself and how he is creating spaces and platforms to uplift others to discover their purpose as well.

For more information about Ace and his organization, you can visit https://www.ivisionary.academy/ .

Pat and CoCo end the Life Lessons series by discussing the challenge of legitimizing their business in the early stages. They explore whether it's necessary to make your business official first or focus on developing the structure first. This episode concludes the Life Lessons series and they will begin a brand new series called People of Color Redefining Success. Stay tuned for a line-up of special guests starting back on February 24th, 2020!

On this episode of The Miller Time Podcast, Pat and CoCo continue the series of Life Lessons exploring what it means for them to be business owners. They explore 4 lessons they learned the hard way while running their business. They challenge listeners to redefine success in their business while considering their success philosophy of BSPF.

Follow us on all streaming platforms or you can also find us on our website at www.cocoplanmylife.com/podcast .