Celebrity and Fashion Make Up Artist Donaldo Taylor shares his discovery for the love of colour at a young age and how one day his amazing next-door neighbor would shift his love of colouring into his new passion for makeup artistry.

We’ll discuss his childhood in the country of Panama and everything anyone interested in hiring a makeup artist would want to know, or someone who wants to get into the industry. We also talk about why he is so passionate about the LGBTQ community and supporting those affected by HIV/AIDS through his motivational speaking engagements. During our conversation, we talk about how parents can support their children who may come out and how we as a society can breakdown these stigmas.

Colonel Cornelius E. Freeman III. While in college he joined the prestigious Omega Psi Phi fraternity. He served in the United States Airforce for 5 years and became a medical doctor. He joined the United States Army as an officer where he retired later as a Colonel in the United States Army Reserves.

During this interview, we discuss all the beautiful things life has to offer. As a child, he grew up very poor, but he had a vision for his entire life. He shares his wisdom of marriage, raising a family, having great relationships, how to cope with the loss of a loved one, why you should follow your dreams, what the true definition of leadership is and what really matters most in life.

Are You Smart Enough For College? This question used to come to my mind very often before I decided that finally after years of procrastination and negative thoughts that I was in fact smart enough to attend college.

In this episode, I will share my own personal experiences and The Seven Learning Styles in which people process information and how by discovering your learning style it can help you achieve great success in college.

In this episode, Joan Darkortey shares the deep connection that Liberia has with the USA, the Ins And Outs of managing a Non-Profit. Discovery why we should all care about helping others in our home country as well as others and the importance of leadership.

Joan Darkortey is a consultant, corporate trainer, motivational speaker, and servant leader. Deeply passionate about Africa’s social, economic and infrastructural development, Joan co-founded Liberia Economic Development Initiative (LEDI), a nonprofit organization with a mission to reduce poverty and change lives in her native Liberia, West Africa.

LEDI’s flagship project, currently underway, is to build the first modern public library in post-civil war Liberia. Since 2007, LEDI has awarded over 500 scholarships to youth throughout Liberia, provided micro-grants and business training to female rock crushers, donated thousands of dollars worth of financial grants and medical supplies donations to hospitals and clinics in Liberian and much more!

Joan has also been employed by the Federal Reserve System since 2007, in divisions including Banking Supervision and Regulation, the Board Office of the Corporate Secretary, Legal and in her current role as Records and Information Management Consultant and Senior Analyst. Prior to working for the Federal Reserve System, she worked for organizations including CNN/Turner Broadcasting, Emory University, and the Georgia Department of Agriculture- International Trade Division. Joan Curran Darkortey holds a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Emory University, a Paralegal degree from Clayton State University and an Executive MBA from the Monte Ahuja College of Business at Cleveland State University. She has also served on the numerous Boards, including ARMA International – Atlanta Chapter and Cleveland State University Alumni Board, most recently. Joan was recognized as Crain’s Cleveland Business Forty Under 40 (2014), awarded the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta’s Corporate Citizenship Award (2018), and a lifetime membership in Beta Gamma Sigma International Business Honor Society. She is married to Rufus Darkortey, LEDI Co-founder and President and is the mother of two boys, Rufus, Jr., and Jeremiah.

http://www.ledinow.org/

https://twitter.com/ledinow

https://www.facebook.com/liberia.initiative

• Introduction to LEDI:
• https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=en2MgK7kdqQ
• Library construction:
• https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=x4HL21x_37k
• Drone image of the library construction site:
• https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8IVAJigjiYU
• Plight for Liberian student:
• https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Qzj8Uf6M-2E

In this episode, I’ll share the things you will want to know if you wanting to become a model or already a model who just wants to learn more about the industry. I’ll also discuss my career as a professional fashion and runway model where I worked under my Hungarian name Janos. In the mid-2000’s I was signed to top agencies Boss Models NY, Bleu Model Management, Click Models, Percent Management Miami, and ModelLine Shanghai/Beijing.

I will share plenty of invaluable tips, talk about the types of modeling, agencies, ways you can build your book and The Dos and Don'ts of the industry.

Prince Dynast Abefe Adewale Amir is the Prince of Ororuwo in Boripe (Osun State) Nigeria in West Africa and a Pan-Africanist, Philanthropist, Author, and Africa Personified. During our interview we discuss how leadership works in African countries, the responsibilities required of a Prince, being a role-model, how African Americans can embrace their African roots and how he became the Prince of Ororuwo.

In this episode, you will also learn about rich African culture, history and a lot more.

Find Prince Dynast:

https://www.instagram.com/searchforuhuru

https://www.youtube.com/searchforuhuru

https://www.amazon.com/Dynast-Amir/e/B00HYQYSWE%3F

https://www.dynastamir.com/

https://www.facebook.com/PrinceDynastAmir

A former Royal Marines Officer, he was fortunate enough to lead Marines on operations around the world. Highlights include leading Marines on the front-line in Afghanistan in 2007 and evacuating civilians from Libya during the Arab Spring.  Roderic went on to specialize in counter-piracy operations completing two tours off the coast of Somalia and leading the re-capture of the 55,000-ton MV Montecristo from pirate control in 2011.

In 2012, he joined Urenco, an international supplier of enriched uranium for the nuclear fuel cycle. Roderic was responsible for delivering the Operational Excellence programme as part of Urenco’s journey to ‘World Class Enrichment’. He coached leaders across the organization developing specialist experience in areas where leaders simply cannot afford to fail.

Roderic was responsible for assessing the level of leadership capability within the organization. He assessed the current performance of leaders, developed a gap plan for improvement and then coached them to change their behaviour. This resulted in a significant and measurable impact on the performance of the business.

Roderic is an accredited coach who has specialist experience in developing people in sectors where ‘leadership failure’ usually results in death or critical injury. A committed and enthusiastic professional, he has successfully delivered sustainable change by building strong relationships – supporting and challenging individuals as required.

Roderic has significant experience in leadership development, major business transformations and operational excellence with companies such as HSBC, Deloitte, Fidelity, the John Lewis Group, and Jaguar Land Rover, Rolls Royce, and Nato.

Discover why organizations fail their leaders. What is leadership is and is not? Why feedback is important and why are people resistant to feedback. How to create positive feedback environments in your organization. Why once a year annual performance reviews do not work. How leaders become better and what the process is for good leaders. Why it is important to continue to develop oneself. The 5-Hour Rule. What Double Loop Learning is. What you want your life to look at and so much more incredibly powerful knowledge from a gentleman who has led so many leaders as a former British Royal Marines Officer.

Dr. Grace Lee is not a typical brain and behavior expert with a PhD in Neuroscience. Rather, she is a career educator, quantum leap accelerator, and strategic reinventionist on a mission to end the separation between work and fulfillment. To that end, she is building a global mass movement called Career Revisionist, a term she created to represent an identity of empowered individuals resolved to feel inspired by what they do. Careers are built much like a business is built. And Dr. Grace believes that a great career is built like a great business, using proven principles of business development.

An educator focused on excellence, Dr. Grace has said, "No matter what your educational or vocational background, behind every success there is a mountain of obstacles and an ocean of unfavorable odds. Everything looks like a failure halfway through. Progress often disguises itself as problems when in fact it is evidence of growth and improvement."

With a 10-year background helping professionals reinvent their careers, Dr. Grace has deep empathy for those from very humble beginnings. Her personal journey from being orphaned and then homeless at the age of 9 provided the backdrop for her to develop resilience and resourcefulness to survive. After a serendipitous meeting with an older couple who would later become her adoptive parents, Dr. Grace found that her story was resonating, especially how she leveraged education as her "ticket to freedom". 

Today, Dr. Grace helps professionals to reinvent their careers through her coaching and her programs that are rooted in neuroscience. Her clients learn to discover their purpose, decide on a career direction, build their dream career, and grow their income. She shares her knowledge, experience, and story of resilience on her YouTube Channel, her Career Revisionist Podcast and as an international speaker. She envisions a world where everyone is resolved to create their own destiny by building the career and life of their dreams.

So is it okay to lie? Some lie by omission (leaving out important information), error (just a mistake and not something they even are aware of), restructuring (using sarcasm), fabrication (making a totally fake story), minimization (treating it like it is not serious, when it truly is), or exaggeration (total misrepresentation, acting like something is better/greater than it really is).

In this episode, I will share a personal story where lying saved my life, how we can start believing our lies and more.

Nancy McKay helps women over 50 rediscover themselves. So what the Hell Happened? Nancy's dad was an alcoholic and committed suicide, as life shifted she found herself drinking and Thank God for her lack of skills with a gun, she lived through her own attempt at suicide. She overcame ovarian cancer, went through chemo and discovered her inner strength. She hasn't picked up a drink since. She has since founded her company Amazing Outlook Coaching, where she empowers women over 50 as a successful life coach.

Nancy can be reached through her coaching website:

https://amazingoutlookcoaching.com

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