This episode ft. special guest Lisa Vogel. She talks about her experience with cancer at a young age and being a new mommy and struggling with post-partum depression. It's a blessing to see women come to their purpose and share their stories. It's scary to be vulnerable but it's scarier to not fulfill our fullest potential. She overcame her fear and opened up on this episode.
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In this episode, I talk about what it truly is to be an entrepreneur. I go in-depth about my journey as entrepreneur, what led me to follow this road, and how to stay sane through it all. If you are an entrepreneur or want to become one, you must listen. I keep it real. There is no point is sugar coating the reality of entrepreneurship.
My Instagram Online Course: Link coming soon!
In this episode, I wanted to change it up. With all going on in the world and around us, I think it is time for us to use our platform and allow Black Lives to share their story. I not only think this is a way to reach the mass but a form of educating us and shedding light on what is truly happening. This episode features @clarketnc. Taylor Neil Clarke is bi-racial gay man. He is in the process of obtaining his BFA at NYSID in New York City, where he currently resides. He was born and raised in New York State, with Long Island, Albany, and New York City all being places of home. He is a son, a brother, nephew, cousin, uncle and friend. He is a young professional, working in the design industry, and he is an advocate for civil rights for minorities, often championing for black people, LGBTQ+ people, and women.
He shares with us his story as a bi-racial gay man and sheds light on both sides. I truly want to thank Taylor for stepping up and speaking up. I am super happy you found your voice.
Helpful Links to teach our kids about racism and whats occurring in the world:
"How to talk to your children about race and racism in America"
"How to Talk to Kids About Race"
https://www.embracerace.org/
Grab your kids and join me & my little one, Kaylee. We talk about the coronavirus, how to stay positive and what a curious kid does during this time.
* This episode was recorded a few weeks ago at the beginning of it all. A lot has changed for us and those around us. We pray you, your family and loved ones are all safe, healthy and coping with the new normal.
Join me & our very first guest Francheska Thomas as we speak on depression. What us women really go through and how to get out the dang funk! "I don't need a Shrink" is raw, real, and you may hear a snort from us laughing so hard.
* Please note: We are not doctors. If you or anyone you know is suffering from depression please reach out to a professional.
SAMHSA’s National Helpline – 1-800-662-HELP (4357)
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