Dream Mentorship Podcast: Recent Episodes
Dream Mentorship
Dream Mentorship Podcast is an intentional online community intended to provide support and friendship to all women. It is a community for women who want more out of life, who are ready to make a positive difference in their lives and who dare to dream. Listen for unconventional motivating conversations with industry bosses, moms, students and women in general who are thriving in life and business.
Rashuanda Williams is an airforce veteran who enjoys shopping at thrift stores, repurposing furniture, and serving the community. She found her purpose in her business, "Collective Impact" when she realized that had to be a better way for nonprofits to love God, love people, and serve. She decided to turn what nagged her the most into a successful business that makes an impact in the nonprofit sector.
In this episode, she shares her secret and how we can all know and live a life of purpose. As a social entrepreneur with a background in advertising and marketing, Rashaunda shares a well of knowledge in this episode.
To connect with Rashaunda and find more information about her business, visit: www.collective-impact.app
Sara is a first-generation attorney originally from Honolulu, Hawaii. While attending Gonzaga Law, Sara struggled to envision her place as a professional and grappled with feelings of imposter syndrome and inadequacy. But with the support and guidance of her family, friends, and mentors, she is beginning to find her way and carve out her place in the legal industry. After passing the bar exam in July 2021, Sara started her legal career as associate corporate counsel for a tech start-up in Seattle, Washington.
In this episode, she shares her vulnerability and her journey to overcoming imposter syndrome and feelings of inadequacies.
Sara did not expect that a LinkedIn post she drafted and shared on a random Wednesday evening would end up resonating with so many other professionals. She revealed that she had spent most of her early years crying and struggling to find her voice among her classmates.
Listen to her story and learn ways you can deal with imposter syndrome.
Claudia is a Career Coach and host of the podcast "Roadmap To The Executive Suite" and she helps women in tech get to the next level in their careers. She's helped clients get up to $100k in salary increases as well as flurries of emails from headhunters at big named companies like Google, Facebook, and Nvidia. Her workplace expertise has been featured in Forbes, MSNBC, and Thrive Global. Business Insider put her on their global list of Top 23 Most Innovative Career Coaches in 2020.
To connect with Coach Miller, you can find her on website or Linkedin. You can also listen to her latest podcast episodes on her podcast channel.
Our guest this week, Christina Garrett strategically consults and advises powerhouse women of influence and leadership with the necessary strategies to be more productive and organized in their family management, career schedules, and personal development.
Christina Garrett is a powerhouse international speaker who facilitated summits, conferences, and workshops in the U.S., Canada, Australia, and more. With a heart for women’s empowerment re: self-care, priority management, and getting their world organized, she is excited to support women’s mission in serving epic women of influence.
In this episode, Christina shares how women can do more by strategically doing less. To connect with Christina Garrett, click here to learn more.
As a non-traditional student, who owned a restaurant and an early child-care center in her twenties, Dr. Monroe began her educational journey at age 28. In this episode of the Dream Mentorship podcast, she shares how she is able to balance it all. Dr. Monroe shares her secret sauce and new adventures. Listen to get a full gist of her journey to success.
Dr. Monroe has served as a vice president of enrollment management, director of career development, cooperative education manager, student success specialist, high school business teacher, and owned two successful businesses.
Dr. Erica Pooler is a wife and mother of 6, author, motivational speaker, educational consultant, with expertise as a teacher of at-risk youth, professor in leadership and integrative studies, director of school safety and student alternative placement, and principal of the neediest students.
As the poster child of second chances and beating the odds, Dr. Pooler uses her past to propel her future. She was born into this world with all odds against her but chose to stop making excuses and began a journey to success, a true testament to her best selling book entitled “The cards of life, when all hope is gone, trust then believe” in addition to workbooks and journals widely used across the county.
Listen to this interview as she shares what it takes to succeed and even plan for retirement even after going through situations in life.
Ashley Monique is an entrepreneur, author, professor, and behavioral coach. Ashley Monique is the founder/CEO of Ashley Monique, LLC. Through this business, she does training, motivational speaking, consulting, and coaching. Her business mission is geared towards “promoting holistic growth.” Ashley Monique has written two books and all of her book endeavors are directly connected to this business. Additional activities conducted are book signings, vendor fairs, events, and media interviews.
Also, Ashley Monique had the honor of starting another business, where she serves as the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of a nonprofit organization. C.H.A.N.G.E. (Connecting Hands by Accommodating Necessary Growth for Everyone) is an established 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that is geared towards serving individuals in need through providing services. The mission of C.H.A.N.G.E. is to enhance services and community mobilization through providing needed education, resources, and mentorship to promote holistic growth for underprivileged families. The organizational objectives focus on community mobilization, community-based education, resources, and mentorship. Through this nonprofit organization, events and programs are conducted to serve the needy and educate the community on behavioral health topics.
Check out her books on Amazon.
Dr. Dequies Lanier is an adjunct faculty member and recruiter with Troy University in Atlanta Georgia. She began her career administratively in finance for the southeast district at the university, and later she served in student services and admissions.
Dr. Lanier has implemented district-wide strategic communication plans and cultivated university corporate partnerships. She teaches undergraduate students in the leadership discipline. She is a graduate of the Georgia North Fulton Chamber of Commerce Leadership North Fulton (LNF) program.
As a lover of learning, she enjoys studying various personality tools and interventions. She has published research on higher education leaders and presented at research conferences. Dr. Lanier’s research interests include higher education leadership, women’s leadership, strategic communication, and organizational behavior and human development.
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Kat Weaver is a serial entrepreneur and 22x pitch competition winner. She started her first company in college but then lost her business to a fire. To rebound, she won 22 pitch competitions and got six figures worth of capital to scale. She's now the CEO of her 2nd company, PowerToPitch, where she coaches busy entrepreneurs on how to prepare to confidently raise their first round of funding.
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Have you ever wanted to run for office? Have you ever wondered what it is like to be a United States Senator?
Listen to the story of Ms. Haneefah Khaaliq who fulfilled her lifelong dream of becoming a lawyer and now hopes to bring a difference to the U.S. Senate.
Ms. Khaaliq devoted her life to public service at a very young age through volunteering in her community. Now the Executive Director and Presiding Officer for a civil rights agency and human relations commission, Ms. Khaaliq is also an ADA and Title VI Coordinator. Also, she's an adjunct professor at Indiana University. She operates her own social service, providing legal and mental health services to indigent clients nationwide.
To connect with Haneefah Khaaliq, visit her website at haneefahkhaaliq.org
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Let's talk about money and establishing plans that you are motivated to stick with in order to achieve your financial goals!
Our guest on today's podcast shares why it is important for nonprofits to diversify funding sources and the lessons she's learned in her over 27 years of experience working with businesses and non-profits.
DeAndrea Levias is a QuickBooks ProAdvisor and is in the process of becoming a Gusto People Advisor. DeAndrea is passionate about helping non-profits analyze their current financial picture.
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Dr. Pursglove is a Franchisee Owner & Operator of Swimtastic Swim School: Naples, Fort Myers, & Cape Coral. Since her first job in high school as a swim instructor/lifeguard, she has not looked back.
Awarded Gulfshore Business 40 Under 40 and William O. Webb Entrepreneurship Award. Swimtastic Swim Schools of SWFL has serviced thousands of swimmers ages 6 months to adults. Swimtastic Swim School is part of the largest swim school franchise system of Streamline Brands.
Switching from professor to franchisee, Dr. Pursglove shares valuable details on career switching and how to buy, own and run a franchise.
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Liletta Harlem is a Domestic Violence Survivor, Author of Celebrating A Legacy of Courage and Resolve, and I can fix my…, Both books highlight the strength and courage of women and allow for the reader to tap into her own strength.
In this episode, she shares her survivor story and tips for living a life of freedom & purpose regardless of the past. Having experienced tough situations herself, Liletta now uses her story to create a platform for women to be courageous to live a life of freedom and purpose. Liletta has received various community awards, including Women of Power, Domestic Violence Awareness, Successful Women award from Old Navy, an award plaque from the Town of Dumfries, and most recently, the prestigious 2021 Seefeldt Award for Arts Excellence, Outstanding Patron
As an Event Coordinator, Motivational Speaker, Women’s Group Facilitator for Domestic Violence, Television Producer /Host, and CEO and Founder of her former Nonprofit company entitled Big Sis & Company, Liletta continues to do various speaking engagements, workshops and she also spends her time volunteering in the community to help people enhance and improve their lives.
Want to connect with our podcast guest, Lilette Harlem? You can find her on LinkedIn or Instagram.
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If you are someone who is multi-faceted in your passion, you love so many things, and wonder what your purpose is, this is a podcast for you.
Lillian Harrison wears many hats as founder & E.D, author, boutique owner, coach & mentor, real estate agent, and much more. This experience makes an authority in sharing how to live the life you truly love without giving up any of your passions.
Ms. Harrison is the Founder and Executive Director of Elevated Community Development Corporation, an organization that provides training, employment, and support to prior offenders, veterans, and the homeless. Elevated CDC also mentors the next generation, affectionately called her MM's (Motivated Millennials) in the areas of life, money, and entrepreneurship.
Outside of her organizations and businesses, Ms. Harrison also mentors entrepreneurs with disabilities as Vice-Chair of Independent Resources Inc., as well as serving on the Executive Committee for Sussex County Economic Development Action Committee, the Advisory Board of Delaware Botanical Gardens, as a member of the Governor’s Council on Housing, as a board member of Delaware Community Reinvestment Action Council and Community and Economic Development Advocate.
Want to learn more about all the other aspects of her life, check out this podcast episode and share it with friends & family.
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Our guest, Shalia Ford shares how to leverage your gifts and strengths where you work, play, and worship. As the Director of Leadership Programs at FOCUS St. Louis, Shalia designs and facilitates experiential leadership development programs for women and high school students with the intent to gain a deeper understanding of the St. Louis region, build a diverse network and expand their capacity to make a positive impact. This experience and her heart of servant leadership make her ideal to share what we can do to be successful in our roles where we live, learn, work, play and worship.
Interested in knowing the best ways to utilize your strengths to your advantage? Listen to this episode and you will be glad you did.
Also, she volunteers her time, talent, and treasure with the following organizations focused on empowering women and girls: Women’s Foundation of Greater St. Louis, RUNG for Women, and the Pam Kendall-Rijos Women’s Mentor Program at Washington University’s Olin Business School.
In her spare time, she enjoys gathering with friends and family, taking “awe walks” and making “hope art” to decorate personal spaces with a positive vibe. Shalia loves shoes and collects shoevenirs from places she travels. Shalia resides in St. Louis County, MO with her husband, the Rev. Gill Ford, and their son, Isaac. Check out our Instagram stories for pictures of her arts.
You can connect with Shalia Ford on LinkedIn or Instagram : @shaliaford.
Dr. Tiana Rogers is a woman of faith, wife, daughter, sister, and beloved friend. She is an applied social impact researcher by practice. Ph.D.--not MD, so she prescribes perspective not prescriptions.
Are you going through a difficult situation? Do you need some encouragement and hope?
Listen to this episode of the Dream Mentorship Podcast, Dr. Tiana Rogers shares how she thrives in spite of her own personal tragedies.
Dr. Rogers is a coach, mentor, and life strategist helping high-impact women increase their resilience and strengthen their walk with God.
Experiencing multiple personal life tragedies, despite conquering in the professional realm, forced her to cling to her faith as she gathered the pieces of her shattered dreams. God showed her that while her plans were good, his plans were best. A breast cancer survivor & thriver, Dr. Rogers shares insight on how to find hope and how she started her Mended Hope, a platform that helps women thrive through difficult situations.
Dr. Tiana established Mended Hope, LLC., in order to provide mentorship, support, and encouragement to other high-impact women who are struggling to overcome life disruptions that have shattered their confidence. Experiencing multiple personal life tragedies, despite conquering in the professional realm, forced her to cling to her faith as she gathered the pieces of her shattered dreams. God showed her that while her plans were good, his plans were best. She discovered practical yet impactful ways to overcome adversity while humbly learning to trust the timing of her life. Fittingly, it has now become a part of her life’s work to help other women develop strategies for thriving through some of the hardest, most important, and beautiful parts of their lives.
Example brands and teams that Dr. Tiana has worked with include but are not limited to Starbucks, Target, Netflix, the University of California Berkeley, the Bill & Malinda Gates Foundation, and the International Leadership Institute. She is a 2017 Outstanding Young Minnesotans Awardee, 2020 Visionary Leadership Awardee, and Utah Business Magazine's 2021 Inspirational Leader Awardee.
www.mendedhope.org
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Kasey was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan. She attained her Bachelor of Applied Arts Degree from Central Michigan University in Broadcasting and Cinematic Arts and Journalism. As well as completing her Master of Arts Degree in Electronic Media Management. She held the position of Graduate Assistant for WMHW-FM-The Mountain 91.5 Radio, as well as oversaw 101.1 The Beat Radio. She also Executive Produced a 30-minute, bi-weekly radio show, "Chips and Pop", as well as hosting a weekly, 1-hour radio show, "Call A Psychiatrist".
She was recently accepted to DePaul University in Chicago, IL for the Film and Television Directing MS/MFA Program starting in September.
Her future career goals after completing her second Masters, is to possibly attain a PhD. With that, she plans on making her mark in the media industry, creating her own daytime and possibly late-night talk shows. Furthermore, she would like to start her own production company, and network, write, direct, and executive produce movies and television shows.
Kasey also taught the Audio Production Lab at CMU, where she gave our podcast editing intern, Evelyn, an A on her podcasting project last semester!
Kasey knows what it is like to be a young woman faced with challenges, but she is willing to share how she succeeds and has become so successful already. All you have to do is listen!
Visit: www.blackmindprod.com
Instagram and Facebook: @blackmindproductions
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As the Co-Founder & CEO of Young King Hair Care, the first multicultural grooming line for young men, Cora on a mission to celebrate and elevate black and brown boys one curl at a time. Her previous corporate experience as a strategic and collaborative social responsibility leader with a focus in program development, operations, and communications, coupled with her husband's CPG and marketing experience, has paved the way to create the first brand that represents multicultural boys within the beauty industry.
Young King Hair Care is the first natural grooming company for multicultural boys. They seek to encourage boys to show up with full confidence, celebrate and love their crowns. Black boy joy all bottled up, this collection is royally crafted for young men’s shelves and selves.
Cora inspires us with her story of finding a need in the market and filling it. Listen in as she tells us how she started her own business to help boys take care of their hair.
www.youngkinghaircare.com
Instagram @youngkinghaircare
Also Available in Walmart, Target and on Amazon
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Crystal Bright is a wife and angel mommy of 3 who’s on a journey to complete healing and peace as she deals hope one day at a time. She is a 4-time IVF goer and an infertility warrior of 9 years.
Going through the storms of life allowed her to birth All the Hope. All the Hope is a tee shirt brand created to bring awareness to pregnancy loss and remind the women of the loss that our hope is in God and there is a rainbow after the storm. She also has a mobile painting business called BrightON Parties.
When she is not hope dealing or painting, she is dancing. It is her passion and was her daytime job. She had the opportunity to be a high school dance teacher for 6 years. Before then she taught Pre-K which will forever be her love.
Crystal tells our listeners the truth about coping with loss and how she stays so hopeful. This episode will touch your heart for sure.
Instagram : @_allthehope_
@chatteeboxx
www.shopallthehope.com
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Born in Florida but raised in the metropolis of what is affectionally referred to as the DMV area, Devan Renea is an alumnus of Morgan State, Howard, and Full Sail University. Devan got her start in the industry through the prestigious Television Academy Emmy's Internship Program, and eventually found a home at Warner Bros early on in her career. Her credits include OWN's scripted series, 'Queen Sugar', 'Freeform's, 'Famous in Love' CW's 'Stargirl', and she was most recently a writer for OWN's new legal drama series, 'Delilah'.
In addition to her professional pursuits during her eight years with Warner Bros, Devan also presided as the Board Co-Chair President of the Black Employees, which allowed her to oversee employee engagement initiatives geared at strengthening diversity and inclusion across all of Warner Media. She also devotes her time through mentorship with the WB Youth Mentoring Program, HBCU in LA Internship Program, and a non-profit foster youth initiative, Kids in the Spotlight, where she volunteers her skill sets as a screenwriting instructor.
Devan is also an Executive Producer who recently produced a forthcoming short independent film entitled, 'Unconquered', slated to hit the film festival circuit in the fall of 2021, and a television creator who recently adapted accomplish author B. Sharise Moore's majestic young adult fantasy novel, Dr. Marvellus Djinn's Odd Scholars, which is currently in development for television!
This woman knows her stuff so listen up!
Instagram: @justdevanrenea
http://www.JustDevanRenea.com
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Jennifer Jones is a native of New Jersey now living in Georgia, Atlanta to be exact, with her dog Puffy Jones. By day, she is a corporate recruiter for Google, helping to match people with their dream jobs, and the rest of the time she is spreading positive vibes and uplifting empaths on her podcast "The Jennuine Life.”
Her podcast is for women who are learning, loving and evolving. As a lifestyle audio series & best friend in your head the JL Podcast aims to encourage you to live your best life! Through personal stories and special guests, every Monday you'll be given your free dose of girl power, positivity and good vibes! She also finds joy in helping others amplify their voices by showing them how to setup and distribute their own podcasts through mini courses and masterclasses.
She shares her secrets to success and if you're interested in starting your own podcast, she can help, just listen carefully!
Listen to The Jennuine Life Podcast - available anywhere you can find podcasts including: Spotify, Google, and iTunes
@Jennuinelife on Instagram
LinkedIn - Jennifer Jones
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Financial freedom means that you get to make life decisions without being overly stressed about the financial impact because you are prepared. You control your finances instead of being controlled by them. That is easier said than done. Today we are speaking with Lauren Graham and Nyari Park to see how they deal with the day to day money questions in their own lives. We can work together to help everyone succeed in finding that financial freedom that most people are looking for.
Lauren is a rising senior studying political science and writing at Pensacola Christian College. She is currently the community engagement and fundraising intern for Dream Mentorship and is passionate about giving others the tools they need to thrive.
Nyari is a mother of two sweet boys and a stay-at-home mommy. She is the Media Manager for Tatangar Group, an upcoming electrical engineering consultancy industry. She is also the CEO of Healthy Joyful Me Nyari, a cooking page dedicated to sharing her love and passion for making delicious wholesome meals that the whole family will enjoy. One of her most memorable accomplishments is serving as the President of Troy University’s International Student cultural organization, a platform that allowed her to host the former President of Malawi on a State visit; and dearer to her, one that allowed her to meet our Dream Mentorship CEO, and her dear friend Mrs. Mac-Jane Crayton.
Take notes because these two are full of beautiful advice and wonderful stories!
Lauren on Instagram: @lauren.graham.0
Nyari on Instagram: @nyarijoy
Healthy Joyful Me Nyari on Facebook: @Nyarifoodjournal
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Natalie is one of the founders of the Rising Tide Society—a community of 77,000 creative entrepreneurs who gather in over 400 cities around the world. She took a hashtag (#communityovercompetition) and turned it into a movement that now spans the globe.
Today, Natalie is dedicated to cultivating community and raising the tide for all. She inspires audiences to think differently about our culture comparison and adopt a mindset of abundance and camaraderie. Her first book, Built to Belong: Discovering the Power of Community Over Competition will hit shelves in August 2021 with Hachette Book Group.
Her role as Head of Community for HoneyBook also extends into project managing Public Relations initiatives that have earned them placement in publications like: The New Yorker, NPR, Fortune, Forbes, and more. Her campaign to demonstrate gender pay inequality in the small business sector earned them a Gold Stevie Award from the American Business Awards and placement as a finalist for PR Daily’s 2018 Corporate Social Responsibility Awards.
Amazon or other book sellers - "Built to Belong"
NatalieFranke.com/book
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Lydia Pass is the founder of Stelona Shoes, she is innovating the shoe development process as well as creating a unique product. Stelona Shoes is an interchangeable shoe for women that is not limited to a season. Stelona's mission is to create innovation through inspiration. This mission drives their product development and has shaped their brand message to never stop dreaming big.
Lydia's mission reflects our own here at Dream Mentorship and she shares some impressively inspirational words with us. Listen closely as she tells us how she built her dream business without having any background in business.
Instagram: @stelonashoes
Email: info@stelonashoes.com
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Maya Mitchell is a 27-year young professional and budding entrepreneur who is passionate about educating millennials on freedom through real estate investing. Born and raised in Prince George's County MD, Maya returned home after college and purchased her first piece of real estate right in her community. She was passionate about setting the example and educating her community on the power that real estate investment holds. Thus, Maya created the first-of-its-kind platform, Ms. Young Homeowner, a resource and community for black millennial women navigating the homebuying process and homeownership. Ms. Young Homeowner has grown nearly twelve times its size since inception two years ago.
Her YouTube Channel Ms. Young Homeowner is a resource and community for black millennial women navigating homeownership and the home-buying process!
Maya Mitchell shares her wisdom with us today and explains how to navigate the obstacles that arise when you are interested in real estate investment. Even if you aren't currently interested in real estate, there is still a lot you can learn from Maya and her story, so listen closely.
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3mVZC9pexc3XLG8y2LYfvw
Visit: www.msyounghomeowner.com
Instagram: @msyounghomeowner
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Today we bring together Allison Scarbrough, Destyni Cravens, and Morin Fifo to speak about their personal experiences with mental health. People often find that struggling with poor mental health holds them back from succeeding in their lives. It is important to acknowledge that whatever specific mental illness you suffer from, it is possible to find help and support from other people who have found healthy ways to cope. We want everyone to know that no one is alone. Listen closely as they share their stories and please send us a message telling us your story.
You can also watch this podcast recording over on our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/84mgSulbCK0
Disclaimer: This conversation involves sensitive topics that could be triggering to some listeners. Those topics include depression, suicide, and bipolar disorder.
Allison Scarbrough's Instagram: @allisonscarbrough_
Destyni Cravens Instagram: @destyni_cravens
Morin Fifo Instagram: @mor_reel
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Dr. Sabrina L. Crowder is currently the director of career services at Alabama State University. She specializes in career services—employment and training. She is trained to ensure that employment practices and contracting arrangements give equal opportunity without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability.
Today she shares the secret to success even if you feel like you don't have the resources you need. She explains the necessity for education no matter what career you want. If you have ever considered being an influencer or a YouTuber listen to Dr. Crowder explain the reality of how to accomplish that goal.
Linked in: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sabrinacrowder/
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Melitta Campbell spent 25 years in business and entrepreneurship in London and Switzerland. She created a Women’s Network where women could connect, share, and support one another. Then she took a risk when she had her own daughter and left her 15-year career to become a freelance corporate writer and internal communications consultant. During this time, she was struggling with feeling overwhelmed and exhausted. To solve this, she took steps to change her business model to give herself more balance. Her new business model allowed her to mentor and coach women around the world on how to achieve business success on their own terms, from her home in Switzerland.
She believes that the secret to lasting success lies in mastering your mindset, clarity of vision (knowing your next steps), building confidence and self-belief and staying in control of your time, so you remain balanced happy and healthful.
She shares truly inspiring stories and instills the skills and confidence women need to be successful in their own way.
Visit: https://www.melittacampbell.com/
Instagram: @melittacampbell
Get her book on Amazon: "A Shy Girl's Guide to Networking"
Tinita Tennant is an Air Force wife and mother of three. In addition, she is a writer, Children’s Book Author, Podcaster, and home gardener. She speaks about the benefits that gardening can provide for individuals, and for communities.
Her goal is "to inspire other black women and families to explore the soil and have raw conversations around personal struggles without shame, in an effort to grow and live the most beautiful meaningful life."
Pay attention as she describes not letting your fear stop you, but taking it with you for the journey and continuing to thrive.
Visit: http://www.tinitatennant.com/
Listen to her Podcast, "On This Journey," here on Anchor and other podcast sites.
Instagram: @tinitatennant
Marie-Christine Williams is a survivor and a powerful example of overcoming pain and suffering to become the best version of yourself. She survived the Rwandan genocide in 1994, and she shares her experience fighting for her life at only 14 years old.
She highlights the importance of embracing compassion in the face of cruelty and choosing to find hope over despair. Listeners will learn that opening up is the best way to heal and she encourages all women to dream big and triumph over darkness, no matter what your circumstances are.
Listen to the inspiring and educational advice Marie-Christine shares and you will find the power to succeed despite any hardship you’re facing. You might want to grab a pen and paper because you won’t want to forget a word.
Email Marie-Christine: triumphoverdarkness@gmail.com
Visit: www.triumphoverdarkness.com
Instagram: @triumphoverdarkness
Marie-Christine Williams’ book, “The Dark Side of Human Nature” is available on Amazon, Google, and other bookstores.
We chose to close out season 3 by interviewing the amazing women behind the scenes of Dream Mentorship. Sierra-Social Media Intern, Nina- Email Marketing Intern, Makeila-Communications Intern and Ruby-Podcast Editing Intern talk about all they learned, events and programs they worked on during their time with Dream Mentorship.
We'll be taking a brief hiatus so that we can "Dream Up!" more amazing content for you guys! Make sure to subscribe and click the bell button to be notified on updates.
Visit Our website for more information about our Dream Up Experience and other future events.
https://www.dreammentorship.org/
And watch this video interview over on our Youtube Channel with this link:
https://youtu.be/JsgUaudOpmk
On today’s podcast we chose to highlight some of our amazing members. We love raw and vulnerable conversations especially with our members. Talking to Nicka and Ike showed us that even the most amazing people around us have their own struggles. Through these storms our amazing members found their strength and tell us how they powered through.
You can also watch this podcast recording over at our Youtube channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfiyGX45ELkx05MdBCD1zKg
Disclaimer: Todays conversation does touch on sensitive subjects that may be triggering to some of our listeners. We talk about depression, sexual assault and child abuse.
@DreamMentorship
www.dreammentorship.org
A lot of us are called to help people and serve others, but that doesn't mean we know how to run a business successfully. Caleigh talks to us today about her experiences going through these exact struggles.
Her passion all started when she found the perfect sandals during an internship in Uganda her sophmore year while studying Political Science and International Studies. She knew that there was a market for these handmade artisan crafts but wasn't sure where to start or who to talk to.
Caleigh walks us through the journey of creating Roho Goods from an idea to the successful, life changing company it is now.
www.RoHoGoods.com
Instagram: @RoHoGoods
Facebook: facebook.com/rohogoods
We have some serious #RealTalk with Certified High Performance Coach Eva Medilek on this episode. Eva walks us through why so many of us struggle with trying to have it all and feeling like we're being spread too thin. "Burn out" is something many of us face when we are in our hustle phase and Eva shares how she works through it to REALLY have it all.
So grab your girls and listen close because Eva breaks down in this amazing conversation how to master the secret of balancing everything and becoming a "Super Woman" that really has it all.
You can find more information about Eva's High Performance Coaching at http://www.evamedilek.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/evamedilekexecutivecoach/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/evamedileksuccesscoach/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/evamedilek/
YouTube: https://www.evamedilek.com/youtube
Website: https://www.evamedilek.com/
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/evamedilek/
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Michelle West talks to us about her amazing journey to becoming a touring Broadway dancer in Disney's Aladdin and debunks her biggest fitness myths. She opens up on how she refused to let the Covid Restrictions stop her from bringing joy and helping others transform their lives through personal training. Her upbeat, high energy will make you feel inspired to go after every dream you've ever had, while her tenacity will teach you to hustle and refuse to give up until you've accomplished that goal you set for yourself.
If you would like to know what it takes to make in an unconventional career choice, turn up the volume and listen close because Michelle gives you a step by step on how to.
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Dr. Lataisia Jones talks to us about her amazing journey to becoming the first African American to graduate with a Ph.D in the Biomedical department of sciences from Florida State University.
Her passion for STEM and making sure young future scientists have the representation and role models they need will inspire you to break out those science kits and go make something.
To call Dr. Tay accomplished is a huge understatement. We’re honored to have such an amazing woman, scientist, doctor, role model, history maker, STEM loving guest on our show.
Be sure to share this with your fellow future scientist so that they know that their dreams are achievable with hard work and a refusal to give up.
You can follow Dr. Lataisia Jones on all platforms @heydrtay.
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Ayo walks us through the process of creating her business Hangio. From how she came up with the idea for her product, the struggles in between all the way to launch day, in which she SOLD OUT of merchandise in just THREE days! She opens up about struggling with Imposter Syndrome and how her mentors helped her overcome her fears and successfully create a product we all didn't know we needed.
Did I mention that she started all this in her FRESHMAN year of college?
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Abbey talks to us about her personal struggles in motherhood and how adopting the “it takes a village” philosophy helped her take care of her children and more importantly herself.
“Sleep is necessary. Sleep needs to be a priority. Sleep doesn’t need to be hard.”
Her company Magnolia Families focuses on helping mothers through the early stages of pregnancy all the way to their 5 year olds sleep schedules. Motherhood well-being and letting mothers know they are not alone is their mission.
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Katrina envisioned a different kind of agency that sits at the intersection of marketing and technology. Holding a Master’s Degree in Sociology from DePaul University, Katrina is an award-winning marketer with more than 13 years of industry experience. She has passionately served as a voice for technological advancement and medical support for underrepresented and underserved populations.
In just a few quick years, Katrina bootstrapped a digital marketing agency to a top choice firm, landed herself on national stages, shared thought leadership concepts on Social Media Today and Social Media Examiner.
Katrina loves to grow business success stories. North Star HQ has grown to a team of ten with globally recognized clients.
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My name is Alice Stern and I am the founder and one-woman show behind Ascend Your Brand. Ascend Your Brand was born, with the purpose of helping overwhelmed entrepreneurs with brand and content creation, so they can focus on the parts of their business that excite them.
I graduated Magna Cum Laude from Western State Colorado University with a degree in Marketing & Communications in 2015. My experience ranges from start-ups to large corporations, but I have found that working with passionate entrepreneurs is my sweet-spot.
When I'm not at my computer, I'm racing cars, meditating, or shooting photos at a botanic garden. As a native Coloradoan, I am an avid skier and hiker. I'm a proud dog-mom to three rescue pups. ascendyourbrand.com
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Jadyn Francis, 9 years old, published her first book during quarantine in 2020. Her second book was released just two weeks after the original book. She was inspired by her parents to always believe in herself, and now desires to inspire other children to do the same! Guided by her mom, Meteria Francis, together they hope to spread the message of confidence to families around the world!
Website: Lynnandjade.com @lynnandjade
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Amanda is a Registered Dietitian who owns her own business called Eat Right, Happy Life. She specializes in one-on-one nutrition counseling and education to support healthy attitudes toward food, well-rounded diets, and body-led weight optimization. She began her nutrition career working at a hospital but decided to pursue wellness work soon after. Nutrition is Amanda's second career; her first degree is from the University of South Alabama in interdisciplinary studies. She was an active duty Air Force officer for 5 years and then transferred to the Air Force Reserve where she continues to serve. She graduated from Auburn University with a degree in Nutrition and Dietetics and is currently pursuing a Masters degree in Nutrition.
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To say I am a passionate person could be an understatement, but I believe it will work for now. I love Pinterest!! I love small business. The idea of having a business that serves a purpose and helps others is just about the best thing I can think of! That is why I co-founded The Author Encounter. Being an author or small business owner can be stressful and lonely especially when you have to wear every hat. Trying to keep up with everything can sometimes take the focus off of passion or joy that make you start the business in the first place. I enjoy working with authors, small business owners, solopreneurs, direct Sales associates and just about anybody. Being on the team, taking it to the next level is wickedly exciting for me. The skills I’ve invested in From learning website site design to the correct application of data analytics have all been to grow your business! I honestly can’t wait to join your team!
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Amy Jo Miller is a serial entrepreneur and writer. She holds degrees in business management and international business from the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point. Amy joined Goods Unite Us after 15 years of owning and operating a series of small businesses and startups. Amy has also worked in marketing and advertising for both Lands’ End and Isthmus Publishing.
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Progressive Thinker Justine Reichman, founder of NextGenChef, considers eating healthy a basic human right, “We are empowering the next generation of culinary innovators dedicated to regenerative practices and making nutritious food more affordable,” says Reichman, whose San Francisco-based platform supports socially minded entrepreneurs with the resources they need to launch their businesses and begin creating greater access to quality food products. The expansive network offers real tools, including a directory of culinary mentors, help with research and development, and dynamic community events. Reichman adds, “We want to change the conversation so that people everywhere demand a better food system.”
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Pauliina Rasi is a communication strategist, content creator and the founder of Pauliina Rasi Communications. With over 15 years of experience as journalist and content strategist, she has helped dozens of mission-driven organisations to take their success to the next level. Her super skill is to transform any topic into a fascinating text that speaks to a wider audience and now she’s on a mission to help small businesses change the world.
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Dr. Valarie Thomas was born and raised in Alabama. She is a registered professional nurse and holds a Doctor of Nursing practice degree in her field. Valarie is an educator and was ordained as an evangelist in 1998 after God calling her into the ministry.
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Andrea Winzer, founder of THRIVE Integrative Care Solutions, is a mind-body therapist with advanced training in both bodywork and professional coaching. She is a Board-Certified Massage & Bodywork Therapist with certifications in Upledger CranioSacral Therapy as well as Lymphatic Drainage through the Klose Institute. She holds a PCC credential (Professional Certified Coach) from the International Coaching Federation and is also certified as Trauma-Informed Coach, Spiritual Counselor, NLP Master, Reiki Master, and Hawai’ian Healing Practitioner.
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I help leaders develop teams who know what to do and how to do it, reclaim their time and become the boss that top talent lines up to work for. This is accomplished through developing the 3 Pillars of Top Shelf Leadership: Self-Awareness, Consistent Inventory to assure staff are in the right seats, and Knowing when and how to deploy the right leadership skills to engage, motivate, and inspire.
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Hi, my name is Nagaleah, but my friends call me Leah. I'm a mom of three girls, and the creator of vegan 24-7life app. I created this vegan directory app for fellow vegans who often have a hard time finding good vegan resources whether it be external food options or recipes for internal use. I've been vegan all my life (48 years), and I look forward to sharing my vegan life with you.
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Keondra Butler Watkins was born and raised in Oklahoma. She is a professional model/ commercial actress and the owner of The Curly Girl Co. She also holds a masters degree in Business Administration from the University of Oklahoma.
She enjoys working with clients through her talent agency to help bring their creative visions to life as a model/actress; but her greatest joy comes from encouraging women to embrace their natural hair and beauty, through her merchandise brand The Curly Girl Co.
She currently resides in Dallas, Texas with her husband and greatest supporter, Matthew, who she’s been married to for almost 5 years.
JoiBeatz, aka Marchaina Roscoe, is an artist, audio engineer and entrepreneur from Boston, MA; whose goal is to be a light in others’ lives. Whether it’s through her music, videos or other creative endeavors; she loves to spread positivity, growth and inspiration through her work.
Joi is now an engineer at the brand new recording studio, After5 Studios, founded by her mentor Ben Thomas who is Philadelphia’s top vocal recording and mixing engineer. His portfolio includes artists such as: Jasmine Sullivan, Ty Dolla $ign, Brett Gray, Meek Mill, Brian McKnight, Lil Uzi Vert and many more.
She hopes to become amongst the group of “female engineers to watch” list, as she grows, to inspire other young women that want to be audio engineers as well.
Joi is also a lyricist and songwriter, currently working on a portfolio of songs behind the scenes to start releasing by the summer of 2021. She currently has a collaborative song out titled “9” with Mike 6old that’s available on SoundCloud. While Joi has been performing in front of crowds for over a decade, she’s ready to share with people her story and personality through her music so people can experience the true JoiBeatz sound.
Outside of performing and working on music, she is also an entrepreneur and business woman. She is the co-founder of a college music competition show titled Battle of the Pen. This idea started off as a Senior Project, but her and her co-founder Kyla McBride believes that this is an amazing company to continue to construct and fulfill in order to better college musicians’ career and opportunities in the near future.
Kimberly Redman was raised in the small town of Monson, Massachusetts. She attended the Pioneer Valley Performing Arts School in South Hadley, MA starting in seventh grade studying Theatre, Theatre Design, and Sculpture; participating in countless theater productions. Whether it was performing and constructing sets to being the hair and makeup designer for these productions Kimberly had a need to be there. After graduating in 2014 she moved to Philadelphia, PA to attend University of the Arts. There she had a focus on performance but also took interest in scenic design, directing, and had fascination with clowning after taking a studio class with the master students of the Pig Iron Theatre Company. During her college years she also worked as a makeup artist for many of the college's theatrical shows including the world premiere of Acedia by Taj Rauch directed by Amy Dogus Brown. Since graduating Kimberly co-produced and directed an absurdist comedy show Just Another Normal Conversation with Brittney Anderson (co-producer, playwright) and Becca Thomas (co-producer, stage manager) for the Philadelphia Fringe Festival in 2018. Shortly afterwards Kimberly started picking up work as a freelance makeup artist. She has worked short films such as Miss Barton's Famous Cakes produced by Natasha (Tasha) Kuroenen directed by Jared Hirsh & Nelson Vicens featured in the Philadelphia Film Festival in 2019 to needing to wake up and travel at 4am to make a train to Princeton New Jersey to work a single corporate job because she doesn't have a car. In the months leading up to March, Kimberly presented a performance art piece called "Trash: A Painting of Now" constructed entirely out of trash at the Painted Bride, worked on some music videos for either makeup or scenic dressing, as well as with a plethora of local upcoming photographers and musicians as a makeup artist/stylist. The last project before quarantine was being the Production Designer of this short documentary, KIM directed by Maria Vattimo and executively produced by Joshua Amrani and Joseph Vattimo based on local Philadelphian Ballerina and founder of The Klassic Contemporary Ballet Company Kimberly Landle and her story about her sexual abuse and how she transformed her pain in her work. Currently, Kim (Redman) is at home working on personal directoral projects and riding the emotional waves of being unemployed during an unmanaged pandemic with an increasingly facsist society.
Karoline Winzer is a coffee-loving, multidisciplinary, human-centered designer who studies Graphic and Media Design in London, UK. Originally from Austria, she grew up in New Jersey, USA, and decided to study overseas for the adventure of a lifetime.
Her practice focuses on multimedia interactive design to better the human experience and ranges from 3D builds to 2D digital graphics. She is particularly passionate about human connection, education, and healthcare, and simply loves to make people smile. Previous projects include a robot-based game to show players what immigrants experience when they adapt to a new place and a system of icons to help identify safe water sources ( https://www.karolinewinzer.com/ ). Currently taking a year out from her studies to pursue an in-depth diploma in Creative Computing, Karoline aspires to use technology to create more inclusive and human-centered environments and products.
Outside of her personal practice, Karoline is an avid traveller and works as a peer mentor and course representative, which has influenced her love of teaching, speaking, and linguistics. She is also a freelance designer and her passion for photography has led her to start setting up her own business selling photographic prints. In her free time, Karoline loves conducting at-home science experiments, getting a kick out of comedy sketches, writing, and kayaking or hiking. As an avid DIYer, she firmly believes that every girl should have a toolbox, and that exploration and experimentation just for the fun of it is key to any artistic practice and life in general.
Her motto is to take every leap you can, be authentic in your work, and challenge the impossible. It may be rough at times, but keep going. Nothing can stop you!
BOUJEE MUSTARD (AKA DESTINY WILLIAMS) is a 21-year-old photographer from Philadelphia, Pa. Boujee started photographing events, weddings, and banquets at the age of 14. But once she graduated High School in 2017 a interest in portraits and fashion peaked. Once she begun college she had gained a interest in creating her own sets, and also graphics to promote her own work. Ever since then Boujee has become known for series such as “Thank You” a portrait series where she made a backdrop completely made out of thank you bags, and “FEARNONI**A” where she photographed a group of men to and showcasing the portraits in white spaces. In the series, she recreated a barbershop poster where it showcases different styles and poses of black men, which had gotten a huge response on twitter. Boujee now is finishing her degree at the University of the Arts. She then hopes to continue to expand in the area of fashion & fine art photography.
Elaine Pasqua, CSP is one of the most effective and dynamic speakers addressing the life-altering impact of high-risk behaviors. For the past 25 years her passion has helped her to transform the lives of over half a million students at more than 650 universities nationwide. She provides programming for countless businesses, professional associations, the military, high schools, and parent groups. Elaine has worked with athletes from 31 professional sports teams across the NFL, NBA, and Major League Baseball as well as the most notable Division I college football programs. At 5'3 she loves standing among these gentle giants and enjoys enhancing the lives of young adults and athletes. She motivates her audiences to make positive choices to achieve brighter futures. Elaine is the author of #Mom I Got This: Building Your Legacy in College and Beyond.
Eva (pronounced in Spanish: Eh’vah) Vega-Olds is an experienced anti-bias education trainer, diversity, equity, and inclusion leader, speaker, and organizational change consultant with 20 years of experience working with adults and children in school, university, corporate and non-profit spaces. Just this year, Eva introduced transformational coaching into her long list of DEI offerings in her constant pursuit of creating and sustaining long lasting social justice change in the world. You can follow Eva on her social media platforms @EvaVegaWorld.
Nina Ijere-Otuka is a multi-hyphenate entrepreneur, International motivational speaker, and humanitarian who leads Orie Peanuts Co. - a gourmet roasted peanuts brand that’s that’s African inspired, ethically sourced and proudly made in the USA with lots of love, a hint of Himalayan sea salt and absolutely NO added oils or additives. {www.oriepeanuts.com}
In 2013, Nina was inspired to launch Young African Girls Organization (YAG Organization), a non-profit corporation that inspires, promotes, and empowers West African girls and a portion of Orie Peanuts sales goes to support this cause.
Having Bachelors in Business Administration, an MBA with a focus on Entrepreneurship and over 15 years of direct sales and business experience, Nina works with individuals, small businesses, corporate sectors, government and nonprofit organizations while speaking on various platforms to both small and large audience on various topics in the U.S. and internationally. Through her business training and coaching modules, she works with women helping them get clarity of purpose, live holistically and uninhibitedly. She is also passionate about supporting aspiring and budding entrepreneurs with practical tools to increase business confidence and become pros at closing deals.
Her first self-help audio CD, 7 Steps to Unlock and Leverage Your Passion, is available on her website www.ninaijere.com , Nina lives in Atlanta, Georgia and enjoys cooking, traveling and simply doing life with her very supportive husband, Kelly.
This week we sat down with Jessica McMullen as she told us the tips and tricks to raising 10 children during COVID-19. She gave insight into the world of homeschooling and how to help your child thrive from home. Jessica also told us the amazing story of faith, explaining how God cured her and her family from a brain eating amoeba! Her story is inspiring for any woman who is feeling overwhelmed during this pandemic and needs a boost of encouragement.
This week we sat down with Abby Alley as she lead us through her journey to create “Abby Alley,” a mission driven design brand showcasing the intersection of fashion and fair-trade. She went in depth about her love for East Africa, the struggles and silver linings of owning a brand during COVID-19, and her advice for women who face imposter syndrome. Abby’s motivation for other women is inspiring. After listening you will feel ready to tackle your career dream because, as she says, we are really all just learning as we go so why not start now.
This week we sat down with Kylee McGrane as she led us through her experience of starting a nonprofit. Kylee founded A Moment of Magic in December, 2014, with a wish to brighten a child’s day by dressing up as a princess and visiting the local children’s hospital. 6 years later, A Moment of Magic has become a leader in the pediatric cancer community. This is a great podcast for someone who wants to start they own nonprofit, but feels lost in the beginning process!
This week we sat down with Jasmine Morris. Jasmine told us her story as a writer and woman of faith, and the struggles that come with pursuing your career dream. She discussed her amazing experience of being discovered by a Forbes Magazine Council Board member, and what it took to achieve the level of success she maintains today. She reminds other young women that it is not supposed to be easy, but if you are honest with your goals you will eventually see an open door.
This week we sat down with Scarlet Vincent who maintains an Instagram of over 55k followers! She told us her secret tips and tricks to follower growth. Scarlet is so confident in her program that she quit her full time job to pursue a complete income via Instagram. She is currently thriving, living in Singapore, and raising a toddler as a single parent.
This week we sat down with Shavone Riggins. She led us through her journey to career success while also raising six amazing children! Shavone lets us in on the incredible tips she used to raise herself from the midst of homelessness to create Curlkalon Hair, a multi-million dollar company. This podcast is a guide for women who want to enter the entrepreneurial industry or for women who just need a boost of encouragement to kickstart their career.
This week we sat down with La Toya Jackson as she gave us incredible advice on real estate industry. Excel Capital Group provides business credit and funding solutions for entrepreneurs looking to grow their business. Listen to this podcast to learn how La Toya became the lady boss she is today!
This week we sat down with Tianna Trinidad as she told us her career success story as well as her struggle with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome. She has built a community, Love Served Warm, to support other women with PCOS, teaching them amazing life tips to combat symptoms. Tianna shares with us how she took back control of her life after diagnosis and the loss of a child through miscarriage.
This week we sat down with Annie-Pier Lavoie. She taught us how to turn passion into paycheck through our mindset! Her first language is French, so she explained the difficulties and successes of navigating the business industry while also learning English. She is truly a wonderful success story who loves nothing more than to empower other women.
This week we sat down with Shellee Howard. She gave us incredible tips about how to attend college debt free, the principles of her company College Ready, and how to navigate college applications during COVID-19. This podcast is an amazing resource for individuals who want to pursue their degree without losing thousands, and for those who may feel overwhelmed amid the coronavirus pandemic.
This week we sat down with Jean Bolte. She led us through her success story of working in visual effects, from the London theatre company to the Academy of Motion Pictures. This male dominated industry can be difficult to navigate, however, she succeeded, earning the incredible status she has today. The advice she gives in this podcast is an amazing resource to any woman who wants to pursue film. Tune in for behind the scenes facts about her career at Industrial Light and Magic, the company which created Star Wars, The Avengers, and most recently The Irishman.
This week we took a moment to sit down with Charlene Rhinehart and talk about her incredible success story! We discuss how she graduated from DePaul University without student loans, how she guided JP Morgan Chase to revitalize Detroit after bankruptcy, and how she left her dream job to pursue her dream life. Within this podcast you will learn important career skills as well as gain major financial advice. Thank you, Charlene, for your enthusiasm to engage in the Dream Mentorship podcast! We are grateful to you.
This week Dream Mentorship Podcast sat down with Dr. Cook and Dr. Haun, cofounders and co-CEOs of Snippety Snap, a startup company headquartered in Alabama. Olivia Cook and Courtney Haun recently won 2nd Place at the People’s Choice Award in Auburn University’s Tiger Cage Business Competition. Here is their story. You can find out more about their business at https://www.snippetysnap.co
Cassidy Dear is a young and vibrant dreamer who enjoys calling out the potential of the world. She was born and raised in Chicago, IL, but now is settled in Huntsville, AL. Cassidy is a social worker by profession and has been leading Born Into Heaven Foundation for five years. This organization was created after the loss of Cassidy’s stillborn baby, as a resource to parents with similar stories. Cassidy’s passion is to make others laugh and to draw near to God. Cassidy is a firm believer in hard work and will continue to pursue both excellence and the vision God has given her.
Join us at Dream N'Brunch on December 14, 2019 at 10AM to learn more about Serena. You can get tickets at www.dreammentorship.com/dreamnbrunch
Dream Mentorship Podcast shares the strategies of branding in an interview with Eloise Stewart. Meet: Eloise Stewart, Branding + Career Consulting. She does all things branding. Listen to her interview on anchorfm.com.
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Serena Rudd is a Consultant with Diverse Learners, LLC. In this role, Serena coordinates families to resources within community, implements diversity & inclusion programs in companies, and leads a team providing English as Second Language (ESL) locally and globally. Join us at Dream N'Brunch on December 14, 2019 at 10AM to learn more about Serena. You can get tickets at www.dreammentorship.com/dreamnbrunch
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It is easy for us to live in fear rather than a place of authority. The voices in our heads constantly tell us we are not good enough, pretty enough, or smart enough. This podcast will teach you that yes, you can live in authority, free from fear and anxiety.
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Interview with Alivia-Joi Adaora Crayton, discussing toddler life. Alivia-Joi is two years old, joyful and a joy to be around. Enjoy this mommy-daughter conversation with 2 year old Alivia-Joi Crayton.
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