Change Builds Authenticity

In this episode, Dr. Feyifunmi Sangoleye talks about why she started TEMIBEADS and how she found purpose in her wellness journey.  Dr. Feyi is a PHD nurse researcher and entrepreneur.  She empowers women to love themselves.

This season and episode is about the E.P.I.C. Women of Color Conference three women founders who own businesses and focus on DANCE.  Listen to their story and be empowered!

In this episode, Tonya Bailey Jones talks about how she found Beauty Beyond the Ashes.  Tonya Bailey Jones recently published her first book "Pearls in THE PEWS" where she is bringing Post-Abortion Healing to the Church(ed).

In this episode, Anthony Thompson talk about why he launched Just'So Delicious Food Truck.

In this episode, Jameszetta James-Thompson talks about why she wrote the book, "Rejection Made Me Resilient."

In this episode, Twaneika Crawford teaches women how to live a fearless and free life by breaking free of the stereostypes and embracing authenticity.

Jameszetta James discusses why she is running for office in nursing for the (ANA) American Nurses Association.  

Jameszetta James discusses why she founded the (IHC) Institute of Healthcare Connections.  The first cohort will start this fall October 2024.

Felice Kimbrew discusses how to create a brand identity for your business.

Nicole Washington-Short a new auhor who talks about her story of living with a son who was diagnosed with autism.  She talks about the systematic isolation her son experience in public education.  Nicole advice to all parents dealing with a child with a disability is to advocate and have hope.

Come be whole with Nekohl.  Nekohl Johnson talks about how she changed her life in becoming whole and authentic.  Nekohl Johnson is the author of "A Queen was Born Again."

In this episode, Rick Ewing Vice President, Head of Chemistry, Rapafusyn talks about his lifelong journal of a medicinal chemist and learner.  Rick explains how his career directed him into authenticity and help him change as a person with compassion. 

In this episode, Jameszetta James-Thompson talks about energy and how it is connected to the zodiac sign and universe.  You can tell a lot about others when you know their zodiac sign and observe their behaviors. 

Mr. Cornelius Holden AKA Corn now known as Abdullah Rasheed Muhammad talks about his new book "The Hood Coma."

Ms. Angela Chester talks about how and why she founded "Trust In Us" cleaning services.  She also discusses her three take aways about putting God first in everything she does, having integrity with people and displaying strength.  The best part in her discussion is working alongside her 12 year old daughter as her business partner who helps her manage the business money.

Mrs. Jameszetta James-Thompson walks you through the steps on how she was able to heal from betrayal.

Mrs. Carmen Barnes talks about how her and husband started F.I.R.E. Financial Group.  She also talks about the importance of how all people need to learn and understand insurance plus investments.

Ms. Lexie Skordahl talks about how she landed a career in ultrasound.  She also talks about her writing a book to inspire students to choose a career in healthcare with a focus on ultrasound.

Mark Daniel CEO of Daniel Financial Services came to this platform to teach BLACK people to go back to owning businesses.  He believes that this EDUCATION taught Blacks discipline.  He is a tax accountant and invests his time in helping the BLACK community.

Mr. Anthony & Mrs. Jameszetta Thompson sums up their marriage of 15 years as patience.  On September 13, they will be married for 15 years but been in a relationship for 19 years.  They wanted to share their experience with the world in an authentic manner.

This episode is all about designing your life so that you "WIN."  Enneressa Lanette is the CEO/Founder of Praize Productions Inc., NFP.  She is here to tell her phenomenal story about why she chose to become a business owner.  Enneressa has been in business well over 10 years and thank God for the sacrifice of helping her on the journey to entrepreneurship.  You need to get ready to unravel and wa...

This six episode is about Flo's desire to teach then become choreographer and now a business owner for many years.  Flo is a native from Queens, NY.  She is the CEO/Founder of FloFiyah arts programs and Fiyah Edifying Empowering Developing (F.E.E.D.) nonprofit.  You will learn that with hope, faith and perseverance to stay true and authentic to your purpose.

Tarik Causay talks about his story authentically with living through the death of his child's mother and a death of his own child who passed away with leukemia.  Tarik is also a survivor of a pancreas and kidney transplant where he shares his own testimony of how he got through his diagnosis.  Tarik believes in being authentic, present plus kind to others.  Come listen as Tarik shift his story in...

Jameszetta James talks about her story by being authentic about turning 47 years young.  This is her year of completion.  For Jamezetta, she has reached a spiritual milestone that alerted her that God is finally processing her blessing that she waited on for almost a lifetime.  But, it requires something from her.  Listen to Jameszetta as she authentically tell her story.

Mrs. Tashara Tate talks about her own authentic story with being unbothered about the perceptions of what others think about her.  During Tashara's upbringing she encountered a lot of negative noise that caused her to ask the questions, "What did I Do?"  With her mother and God's word she no longer have to live in bondage worrying about others perception of her.  Tashara hopes that her AUTHENTIC s...