The Mindset Think Tank

During this interview, we sit down with Attorney Brittne Ballenger-Jackson, an accomplished attorney whose journey is a powerful example of purpose, perseverance, and leadership.

While pursuing her law degree at Georgia State University College of Law, Attorney Ballenger-Jackson founded the Family Law Society and served as its first President during the 2012–2013 term—setting the foundation for a career rooted in advocacy and service. Today, she is the proud owner of her own law firm, where she specializes in Family and Civil Law, helping individuals and families navigate some of life’s most challenging moments with clarity and compassion.

Part 4 concludes our anniversary celebration with comedy that connects. We close out this milestone series with comedian, Burpie who has appeared on Nick Cannon’s Wild ’N Out, worked with NeNe Leakes, and been featured on Joking Off and Worldstar TV. In this candid conversation, he shares his journey through comedy and the experiences that shape his voice.

This episode sets the tone for the celebration—blending laughter, longevity, and real-life insight.

Part 2 of our 13-year business anniversary celebration brings the laughs with comedian Nicole Blue—an up-and-coming force known for her “in-yo-face,” fast-talking, edgy, witty Southern style that’s been captivating audiences from the Bay Area to Atlanta.

Nicole proudly calls Atlanta home after spending nine years in California, where she first took the stage and began sharing her bold, facetious take on this thing we call life. A mother of two and a proud member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Nicole brings authenticity, confidence, and undeniable presence to every mic she touches. This conversation dives into her journey, her voice, and what it really takes to stand out in comedy.

Part 4 concludes our anniversary celebration with a powerful conversation that highlights longevity, evolution, and purpose. We close out this milestone series with comedian, actor, producer, and Emmy Award winner Ron G., whose career reflects what it truly means to grow, pivot, and thrive in entertainment.

Ron G. has appeared on Martin Lawrence’s 1st Amendment, Comics Unleashed, Key & Peele, Chelsea Lately, and was a finalist on Last Comic Standing. His work spans television, film, and producing, including an Emmy Award–winning project with CNN’s United Shades of America. From the stage to the screen, Ron G. has built a career rooted in versatility and vision.

In this conversation, Ron G. shares insight on navigating the industry, expanding beyond stand-up, and staying grounded while evolving creatively. It’s an honest, inspiring close to a celebration built on consistency, growth, and impact.

We kick off our 13-year anniversary celebration with a powerful and inspiring conversation featuring Paul Lamar Hunter. Born the 19th of 21 children, Paul’s journey began in the midst of poverty, loss, and instability—but his story did not end there.

Through faith, determination, and fortitude, Paul rose beyond his circumstances to earn a degree in Business Administration and author his autobiography, No Love, No Charity: The Success of the 19th Child. His message—that the limits of nature and nurture can be expanded through perseverance—has resonated across national media platforms and audiences worldwide.

This conversation sets the tone for our anniversary series, reminding us that resilience, purpose, and belief can transform even the most difficult beginnings into powerful success stories.

Leadership isn’t just about titles—it’s about influence, growth, and the ability to inspire others to move forward with purpose.  In this interview, I had the opportunity to sit down with Dr. Errick Farmer, an accomplished educator, administrator, and leadership advocate, to discuss what it truly means to lead effectively.

During this powerful conversation, we explored the mindset, discipline, and strategies that help leaders grow both personally and professionally. Dr. Farmer brings both academic insight and real-world leadership experience to the conversation. 

In this interview, I sat down with Ronald Wilford, an experienced accountant and tax professional with decades of expertise helping individuals and businesses navigate their finances. During this insightful discussion, we talked about the journey into accounting, the realities of tax preparation, and the financial habits that can make or break a business. With more than 15 years of accounting experience and over 20 years in tax preparation, Mr. Wilford has helped countless clients with bookkeeping, payroll, and income tax services for individuals, corporations, and nonprofits

In this interview,  I had the opportunity to sit down with Natasha Williams, who was elected as South Fulton’s District 6 Councilwoman, to talk about leadership, civic responsibility, and the importance of community involvement. 

This discussion is a reminder that real change doesn’t just happen in government buildings—it starts with people who care enough to show up, speak up, and serve.

It’s always worth having conversations that remind us how powerful our voices truly are. Because when communities engage, communities grow.

In this powerful and timely episode, we sit down with Bonnie Levine—a certified workplace investigator, executive coach, and licensed attorney who is helping organizations and individuals navigate the ever-evolving world of work with clarity, courage, and compassion.

Bonnie brings a wealth of experience in building respectful workplaces, advancing DEI initiatives, managing cross-border and distributed teams, and creating sustainable growth strategies that actually work in real life—not just on paper.

This conversation is insightful, practical, and deeply relevant for leaders, HR professionals, entrepreneurs, and anyone committed to creating healthier, more equitable work environments.

This conversation is an invitation—to pause, to reflect, and to see your own journey with fresh eyes. We’re joined by Jennifer Wilson, who is here to share the heart and process behind her debut book, Journaling the Journey.

This beautifully curated compilation of writings, gathered over the years, explores life, growth, healing, and self-discovery—encouraging readers to consider familiar life topics from a new and thoughtful perspective. Jennifer opens up about the courage it takes to revisit old pages, the lessons hidden in lived experiences, and how journaling can become both a mirror and a roadmap.

This episode is equal parts gentle, grounding, and inspiring—perfect for anyone navigating change, seeking clarity, or craving intentional moments of reflection.