This episode features Delilah Dee CEO of Delilah and Co. (now Shift), and Promotions Director for iHeart Radio's Philadelphia region. She discusses what inspired her to make her platforms based on inspiring people and how creating events for her community got the attention of iHeartRadio. 

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This episode features Delilah Dee CEO of Delilah and Co. (now Shift), and Promotions Director for iHeart Radio's Philadelphia region. She discusses what inspired her to make her platforms based on inspiring people and how creating events for her community got the attention of iHeartRadio. 

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This episode features Will Toms, cofounder of a creative coworking space in Philadelphia, PA called Rec Philly.  Will talks about their humble beginnings renting a space in a warehouse for themselves and their friends to create to having a new space in center city Philadelphia. He talks about the importance of mindfulness, having a great team, patience, belief and more in accomplishing your goals.  

This episode features Will Toms, cofounder of a creative coworking space in Philadelphia, PA called Rec Philly.  Will talks about their humble beginnings renting a space in a warehouse for themselves and their friends to create to having a new space in center city Philadelphia. He talks about the importance of mindfulness, having a great team, patience, belief and more in accomplishing your goals.  

On this episode of Vision Matters, media personality, Jameer Pond, is on to talk about his journey to becoming a media personality. With so many legendary personalities to look up to, Jameer Pond navigated the NYC looking to make an impact as a personality. His journey to seeing his career come to fruition has not been easy and has caused him to tap into a lot of patience and persistence.  But throughout his ups and downs Jameer kept going and never gave up on his dreams.

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On this episode of Vision Matters, media personality, Jameer Pond, is on to talk about his journey to becoming a media personality. With so many legendary personalities to look up to, Jameer Pond navigated the NYC looking to make an impact as a personality. His journey to seeing his career come to fruition has not been easy and has caused him to tap into a lot of patience and persistence.  But throughout his ups and downs Jameer kept going and never gave up on his dreams.

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On this episode of Vision Matters, Justine Haemmarli tells us about her journey from being a teacher to owning her own card company Girls Gone Happy.  Justine talks about how her journey involved finding ways for others to connect and finding ways to connect with herself.  Justine had the same internal struggles others had, like losing parents, raising children, and at the same time trying to still find herself within those things. And it's within trying to find herself within those things that she ended up seeing a need that inspired her to make the Girls Gone Happy Cards. 

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On this episode of Vision Matters, Justine Haemmarli tells us about her journey from being a teacher to owning her own card company Girls Gone Happy.  Justine talks about how her journey involved finding ways for others to connect and finding ways to connect with herself.  Justine had the same internal struggles others had, like losing parents, raising children, and at the same time trying to still find herself within those things. And it's within trying to find herself within those things that she ended up seeing a need that inspired her to make the Girls Gone Happy Cards. 

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Sincerely Jasmine is the guest on this episode. She's an entrepreneur, event curator, and all around dot connector.  Jasmine is all about business and providing a platform for other creatives and entrepreneurs to make meaningful connections.  Her journey involves evolving to the needs of the marketplace. It shows us that we don't have to settle and be or do one thing. 

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Sincerely Jasmine is the guest on this episode. She's an entrepreneur, event curator, and all around dot connector.  Jasmine is all about business and providing a platform for other creatives and entrepreneurs to make meaningful connections.  Her journey involves evolving to the needs of the marketplace. It shows us that we don't have to settle and be or do one thing. 

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Also let me know what you think of this episode, you can find me on all social platforms at @the_realE and comment on the podcast at @VisionMattersPod on all social platforms. What is your value?