Here is the second part of When God puts you on a Bicycle Part Two: Loving from a distance Visit 25inphiladelphia.wordpress.com for original post AND PhillyMillennial.com

May is Mental Health Awareness Month! It’s time to start putting things into perspective and healing. This is a piece I wrote 3 years ago on my blog 25inphiladelphia.wordpress.com My life was different 3 years ago however, I use my past as a reminder that I got through 💯 % of my worst days. Spoiler Alert: So. Will. You. Visit phillymillennial.com

In this episode I sit down with the creator of RedPill BluePill Collective. We discuss all things hustle. The why, when and how to start a side hustle and the importance of having one. This was one of my favorite episodes to record,why? Because it’s more than one way to get it 🤑🤑🤑 Find Liz @rpbpcollective on IG!

In the last episode I discussed the need for us Millennials to give back. This episodes features Director of Teen Services at North Light Community Center here in Philadelphia. As a veteran of the United States Navy, Bernetta Williams has lived a life of giving back. We discuss why it’s so important and the intangible rewards of giving back. Bernetta also drops some creative ways to get involved. She a mentions programs that are currently at the center and how to get involved and get others involved. This was a dope episode I enjoyed recording at the community center in March.

It’s time to getcha ass UP! Yes, this is the episode description 🤷🏽‍♀️

In this episode I sit down with my personal hairstylist to chat about entrepreneurship and Haircare. Jasmine drops some gems and reinforces things we already know about taking care of our natural hair. Even my ladies that wear weaves she has some tips for keeping your hair healthy underneath. @pressbeauty

I’m a huge mental health and therapy advocate and really just want my people to heal...In this episode I chat with my friend and therapist Mychelle Williams about taking the first steps to actually seeking therapy. Mychelle is a Philly native but resides in Chicago. Of course she drops some gems About resources to help. This is first in the series of interviewing Black mental health professionals. I believe therapy and seeking help is like dating...you gotta find the right fit. So it’s my plan to highlight and talk with a variety of mental health professionals in an attempt to connect people to what they need and what resonates. Find Mychelle on IG @therapyandthetea

Buying a home is the first step many people take when building wealth. However, Millennials are purchasing homes in different patterns and for different reasons than their parents. In this episode I talk about the importance of purchasing a home and how to prepare yourself. In addition, Isaiah from Integrity Real Estate drops some gems and resources. @zaycleck_therealtor

Black women are the most educated and are the fastest growing group of entrepreneurs however, we get paid the least. It’s just time we close the gap by taking inventory of our skills, adjusting our price then adding tax. Are you tired of your job, feel stuck or underpaid? You should probably listen to this episode to hear steps you can take immediately to see some results. @rebrand.career.consulting https://rebrandcc.com/

We are back with another season of the Philadelphia Millennial podcast. In this episode I discuss Mae Reeves, the Black history month campaign and how buying a new car and my dating life are related. Oh and it’s my 29th Birthday! Visit www.phillymillennial.com