Principles For Success: Recent Episodes
Chris Howell
In this podcast, you will be given an opportunity to go beyond the surface of the typical “interview style” banter. The attributes you feel you need to reach your next level are explored within every conversation and within every guest.
In this episode Chris talks with Shari' Nycole, a media personality that launched the first black daily news program “News One Now”. With her experience in journalism and producing, Shari’ believes every story should cater to an audience and provide them with the truth, delivered in a bold but not abrasive manner and the courage to confront the uncomfortable.
Interview Topics:
- What inspired Shari’ to pursue the field of journalism
- Focusing on your strengths, rather than your weaknesses
- Shari’s experience producing the first black daily news program in broadcast history
- Tapping into an “athlete’s mentality” to embrace change
- Her transition from being behind the camera to infront of it
- The power of saying no to certain opportunities
- The one thing Shari’ learned that she wasn’t expecting to uncover
- How journalism and media have given her a bird’s eye view of the world
- How Shari’s faith in God guided her life and career
- Managing your physical and mental health
- The most rewarding aspect in Shari’s journey
Guest:
Shari' Nycole
Media Personality, Producer, Journalist
https://www.sharinycole.net/bio
Social Media Links:
https://www.instagram.com/shari_nycole
https://twitter.com/Shari_Nycole
https://www.facebook.com/sharinycole/
3 Principles of Success:
- Network with authenticity.
- Be willing to relocate.
- Be in a constant state of learning; Tap into your abilities.
Contact Chris Howell:
info@chrishowellonline.com
www.chrishowellonline.com
In this episode Chris talks with Tanya Smith, a trailblazing on-camera video strategist and coach. She is passionate in empowering the voices of women and other underrepresented groups to cultivate a captivating conversational brand and consistently engage with their audience.
Interview Topics:
- What drew Tanya to the field of video strategy and coaching
- The importance of commitment and discipline
- How Tanya stepped out of her comfort zone to try something new
- The impact of Tanya’s coaching on the success of her clients
- How does Tanya put together content on a consistent schedule
- Her desire to help underrepresented groups in media
- How to create efficient and time-saving systems
- Is AI an enhancement or a hindrance
- Tanya’s advice for her younger self, and for those aspiring to pursue entrepreneurship
Guest:
Tanya Smith
https://getnoticedwithvideo.com/about/
- Live Streaming Video Strategist and Coach
Social Media Links:
- https://www.facebook.com/getnoticedwithvideo
- https://www.youtube.com/c/tanyasmith
- https://www.instagram.com/getnoticedwithvideo/
Promote:
Get Noticed with Video
https://getnoticedwithvideo.com
Stream Like a Boss TV
https://streamlikeaboss.tv
Contact Chris Howell:
- info@chrishowellonline.com
- www.chrishowellonline.com
In this episode Chris talks with Don Schminke, an award winning speaker and researcher with over 1,700 speeches given. He is fascinated with researching, teaching, and challenging status-quo methods, working with CEOs around the world to validate the protocols for success.
Interview Topics:
- The pivotal moment in Don’s life where he realized something was missing in leadership development
- Learning from other people’s failures rather than their successes
- The attributes that lead a business to success
- Practical ways for individuals to be their authentic selves in leadership
- What inspired Don to start the Saga Leadership Institute
- Don’s most rewarding expedition
- The one key strategy to help CEOs enhance their leadership
- “Dying” and letting go of your ego
Guest: Don Schminke https://www.sagaleadership.com/site/about
- Author of “The Code of the Executive”, Founder of Saga Leadership
Promote: Saga Leadership Institute https://www.sagaleadership.com
The Code of the Executive https://www.amazon.com/Code-Executive-Forty-Seven-Principles-Twenty-First/dp/0452281539
3 Principles for Success:
- Die (to your ego).
- Never stop learning.
- Seven times down, eight times up (always get up).
Contact Chris Howell:
- info@chrishowellonline.com
- www.chrishowellonline.com
In this episode Chris talks with BeBe Winans, a renowned gospel and RnB singer with an unwavering determination. His message about overcoming adversity and continuing to move forward in life have resonated with audiences and have helped them to get to where they need to be.
Interview Topics: • How BeBe and CeCe Winans became a duet • What BeBe learned while writing a Broadway musical • The power of self-talk in dispelling fear • The importance of celebrating your successes in life • Recognizing and unleashing determination • The most difficult thing BeBe has had to overcome in his life • What would BeBe like most to be remembered for • How to get out of bed in the morning when you feel stuck in a rut
Guest: BeBe Winans https://open.spotify.com/artist/6D9xBdOOyGHqOam9OShAWl • Gospel and RnB Singer
Social Media Links: • https://www.instagram.com/bebewinans • https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU4EkwCC_Aguml6HMmur2mw • https://twitter.com/bebewinans
Contact Chris Howell: • info@chrishowellonline.com • www.chrishowellonline.com
In this episode Chris talks with Honour Sithole, a licensed professional counselor and the founder of Inside Fitness. Following the tragic events of the Allen mall shooting and the arrival of May, the Mental Health Awareness month, this conversation aims to provide resources for people to move away from awareness and begin taking care of their mental health.
Interview Topics: ● The victims of the 2023 Allen Premium Outlet shooting ● What are the most common reactions that individuals may experience in the aftermath of a traumatic event ● Honour’s approach to letting his daughter work at the mall once more ● The importance of taking care of one’s mental health ● Alternative ways to cope besides seeking professional help ● How to act upon noticing concerning behavior from a family member ● What to expect from a mental health professional ● How to help someone experiencing suicidal thoughts ● Other mental health resources people can seek out ● Overcoming the stigma and fear of mental health awareness
Guest: Honour Sithole ● Licensed Professional Counselor, Founder of Inside Fitness https://www.insidefitness.us/honour
Social Media Links: ● https://twitter.com/honoursithole?lang=en ● https://www.instagram.com/honour.r.sithole/
Promote: Inside Fitness US https://www.insidefitness.us
Contact Chris Howell: ● info@chrishowellonline.com ● www.chrishowellonline.com
In this episode Chris talks with Egypt Sherrod, a television and radio host, author, real estate broker, designer, life coach, and coveted speaker. With her experience in various fields of work, she continues to help and educate others by sowing seeds and doing good.
Interview Topics:
- What was it about Egypt’s household growing up that attributed to her success today
- Why does Egypt believe that motherhood is her greatest achievement
- The importance of her podcast
- What makes financial literacy so important for Egypt and her work
- How faith guides the work that Egypt does
- The importance of finding joy in your work
- What’s next for Egypt
- Learning how to pivot and how to brand forward
Guest:
Egypt Sherrod
- https://egyptsherrod.com
Social Media Links:
- https://www.youtube.com/@egyptandmike/
- https://twitter.com/EgyptSaidSo
- https://www.instagram.com/egyptsherrod/
Promote:
Marriage and Money
https://www.youtube.com/@egyptandmike/videos
Quotes from Episode:
- You should first be chasing multiple streams of joy. Without that, the money won’t matter.
- Who you are today may not be who you are tomorrow.
Contact Chris Howell:
- info@chrishowellonline.com
- www.chrishowellonline.com
In this episode Chris talks with Carrington Smith Trabue, a former trial lawyer, best-selling author, single mom, and owner of Carrington Legal Search. For the past twenty-two years, Carrie has advised executives on careers and life.
Interview Topics:
- The most exciting part of Carrie’s career, and how she ended up running an executive search firm
- The cause for the decline of people aspiring to become a lawyer
- What is Carrie’s approach to “designing your life”
- Knowing what is truly important for you
- A moment from Carrie’s life that defined her
- The importance of owning your story, instead of hiding it
- Has Carrie always had the mindset of helping others
- The need for more transparency and vulnerability in today’s society
- What advice does Carrie have for those aspiring to go to C-Suite level
- What Carrie attributes her success to
Guest:
Carrington Smith Trabue
- President of Carrington Legal Search
Social Media Links:
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/carriesmithtrabue
- https://www.instagram.com/carringtonatx/?hl=en
Promote:
Carrington Legal Search
https://carringtonlegal.com
Quotes from Episode:
- The moments that we don’t want to define us, end up defining us the most.
- Own your stories instead of hiding them.
- With adversity comes opportunity.
- Ask for advice, they give you money. Ask for money, they give you advice.
Contact Chris Howell:
- info@chrishowellonline.com
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In this episode Chris talks with Andrea Patrick. When it comes to confronting new opportunities, delegating tasks, and packaging your genius to drive profitability, Andrea should be your first call. She is a seasoned entrepreneur who is known for her mastery in cultivating powerful leaders, increasing revenues, quickly identifying unprofitable ventures, and creating a seamless infrastructure to do all of the above.
Interview Topics:
- What does “failing forward” mean
- When did Andrea get her mindset of cultivation and helping other business owners
- The importance of “infrastructure” and “personal framework” in a business
- How to implement the systems you’ve created
- Is there a particular business that works well with systems and processes
- Are there great opportunities in a recession
3 Principles For Success:
- Be open to failure.
- Keep learning.
- Life and business run congruently.
Guest:
Andrea Patrick https://andreapatrick.com/author/andrea-patrick/
- Executive Coach and Brand Development Strategist
Social Media Links:
- https://www.facebook.com/afpatrickconsult
- https://twitter.com/andreafpatrick
- https://www.instagram.com/afpatrick/
Promote:
Project CEO
https://andreapatrick.com/work-with-me/
Quotes from Episode:
- Failing is the first attempt in learning.
- You don’t have to be great to get started, but you have to get started to be great.
Contact Chris Howell:
- info@chrishowellonline.com
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In this episode Chris talks with Dr. Cindy Trimm. She is a sought-after empowerment specialist, revolutionary thinker, and transformational leader, who has earned a distinguished reputation as a catalyst of change and voice of hope to the nations.
Interview Topics:
- When did Cindy realize there was a call in her life to use her voice to help change the lives of others
- Was she able to reach out to mentors to help cultivate this calling
- The importance of surrounding yourself with the right people
- How does Cindy’s faith in God guide her as a CEO
- What advice would you give to aspiring and seasoned entrepreneurs
- What her life has been like since getting married
3 Principles For Success:
- Understand who you are.
- Give the next generation shoulders to stand on.
- Never compromise your standard.
Guest:
Dr. Cindy Trimm
https://cindytrimmministries.org
- Founder and CEO of Cindy Trimm Ministries
Social Media Links:
- https://www.facebook.com/drtrimm
- https://twitter.com/cindytrimm
- https://www.youtube.com/@CindyTrimmTV
Promote:
Cindy Trimm Ministries
https://cindytrimmministries.org
Quotes from Episode:
- How something ends is how something begins.
- Thou shall decree a thing and it shall be established.
- If both of us are the same, then one of us is unnecessary.
Contact Chris Howell:
- info@chrishowellonline.com
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In this episode Chris and the team talk with Dr. Nicole Roberts Jones, a veteran of the entertainment industry that now works with entrepreneurs to create multiple streams of income from what they already know in order to build an empire from their expertise. Her clients have included the Steve Harvey World Group, Dell EMC, McDonalds, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Lisa Nichols and Motivating the Masses to name a few. She is a nationally recognized transformational speaker and best-selling author of four books.
Interview Topics:
- Who Dr. Nicole is, and how she brings out the best in her clients
- How she switched from working in the entertainment industry to working in entrepreneurship
- How do we pull ourselves away from the noise and focus on what’s important
- How do we let go of seasons that have already passed
- How do you know when to engage with someone equally skilled as you in order to grow
- Is it true that women are more reluctant to try something new?
- Is there a such thing as “perfection”
- What are the principles that Dr. Nicole attributes her success to
3 Principles For Success:
- Be vulnerable, be willing to talk about failure.
- Believe in relationship building, not marketing.
- Once you know your value, you won’t settle.
Guest:
Dr. Nicole Roberts Jones
https://www.nicolerobertsjones.com
- Bankroll Your Brilliance Expert & CEO of NRJ Enterprises
Social Media Links:
- https://twitter.com/NRobertsJones
- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCi6fVkf0z7UkG1IlUJEhi8g/featured
Promote:
NRJ Enterprises
https://www.nicolerobertsjones.com/home
Quotes from Episode:
- Your comfort and conviction can never coexist.
- Invest in the level where you want to see the return.
Contact Chris Howell:
- info@chrishowellonline.com
- chrishowellonline.com
In this episode Chris talks about a study showcasing different leadership principles one must follow in order to reach their highest potential. Whether you’re spiritual or not, these are some things you can look at to gauge yourself and learn about the Fruit of the Spirit.
Interview Topics:
- Is my leadership motivated by love?
- Do I exhibit an unshakable joy regardless of life’s circumstances?
- Do people see my peace and take courage?
- Do I wait patiently for the results as I develop people or goals?
- Am I caring and understanding toward everyone I meet?
- Do I want to be the best for others and the organization?
- Have I kept my commitments?
- Is my strength under control; can I be both tough and tender?
- Am I disciplined to make progress towards my goals?
Quotes from Episode:
- There’s a difference between being happy and having joy.
- Everyone is extremely busy and forgets how to be kind to one another.
Contact Chris Howell:
- info@chrishowellonline.com
- chrishowellonline.com
In this episode Chris talks about a study showcasing different leadership principles one must follow in order to reach their highest potential. Whether you’re spiritual or not, these are some things you can look at to gauge yourself and learn about the Fruit of the Spirit.
Interview Topics:
- Is my leadership motivated by love?
- Do I exhibit an unshakable joy regardless of life’s circumstances?
- Do people see my peace and take courage?
- Do I wait patiently for the results as I develop people or goals?
- Am I caring and understanding toward everyone I meet?
- Do I want to be the best for others and the organization?
- Have I kept my commitments?
- Is my strength under control; can I be both tough and tender?
- Am I disciplined to make progress towards my goals?
Quotes from Episode:
- There’s a difference between being happy and having joy.
- Everyone is extremely busy and forgets how to be kind to one another.
Contact Chris Howell:
- info@chrishowellonline.com
- chrishowellonline.com
In this episode Chris talks with Mark J. Silverman, is an executive coach, author, speaker and podcast host. He works with CEOs around the world, turning their fast-rising high achievers into effective leaders.
Interview Topics:
- How Mark went from being homeless at 27 to having a successful business, and the challenges he had to face along the way
- The events leading to Mark becoming a successful author
- How to overcome being a people pleaser
- The Top 3 things leaders do to create overwhelm for themselves
- The conversations you need to learn to change your impact, and your life
- What Mark attributes their success to
Guest:
Mark J. Silverman
https://www.markjsilverman.com
- Executive Coach and Podcast Host
Social Media Links:
- https://twitter.com/mjaysilverman
Promote:
- Only 10s 2.0: Confront Your To-Do List, Transform Your Life
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08HPTHJRF/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_d_asin_title_o00?tag=mochaglobal19-20&ascsubtag=srctok-a512fc825bbc52d2&btn_ref=srctok-a512fc825bbc52d2
- Principles with Corey and Logan Podcast Page
https://masteroverwhelm.markjsilverman.com/principles-with-corey-and-logan
Quotes from Episode:
- You’re not a victim of circumstance, or people, or your to-do list. You only do what you want to do, and you don’t do what you don’t want to do.
Contact Chris Howell:
- info@chrishowellonline.com
- www.chrishowellonline.com
In this episode Chris talks with Mark J. Silverman, is an executive coach, author, speaker and podcast host. He works with CEOs around the world, turning their fast-rising high achievers into effective leaders.
Interview Topics:
- How Mark went from being homeless at 27 to having a successful business, and the challenges he had to face along the way
- The events leading to Mark becoming a successful author
- How to overcome being a people pleaser
- The Top 3 things leaders do to create overwhelm for themselves
- The conversations you need to learn to change your impact, and your life
- What Mark attributes their success to
Guest:
Mark J. Silverman
https://www.markjsilverman.com
- Executive Coach and Podcast Host
Social Media Links:
- https://twitter.com/mjaysilverman
Promote:
- Only 10s 2.0: Confront Your To-Do List, Transform Your Life
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08HPTHJRF/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_d_asin_title_o00?tag=mochaglobal19-20&ascsubtag=srctok-a512fc825bbc52d2&btn_ref=srctok-a512fc825bbc52d2
- Principles with Corey and Logan Podcast Page
https://masteroverwhelm.markjsilverman.com/principles-with-corey-and-logan
Quotes from Episode:
- You’re not a victim of circumstance, or people, or your to-do list. You only do what you want to do, and you don’t do what you don’t want to do.
Contact Chris Howell:
- info@chrishowellonline.com
- www.chrishowellonline.com
In this episode Chris appears as a guest on Pam Perry’s podcast, “Get Out There and Get Known”. He is the president of Chris Howell Communications and an advocate for change, best known for his Golden Voice for which he shared over his time in media over two decades.
Interview Topics:
- How Chris started work in the industry and his past experiences climbing the ranks
- What Chris Howell Communications does in terms of helping entrepreneurs get out there and be known
- The books Chris has written and his advice on printing books
- How do clients work with Chris Howell Communications in terms of advertising and marketing
- Whether Chris prefers telling his story or hearing the stories of others
- Should people try to start or be on a podcast
Podcast Host:
Dr. Pam Perry
https://www.pamperrypr.com
- Award-winning marketing communications & PR professional
Social Media Links:
- https://twitter.com/pamperry
Quotes from Episode:
- “We all have a story. We all have something we’re passionate about.”
Contact Chris Howell:
- info@chrishowellonline.com
- chrishowellonline.com
In this episode Chris appears as a guest on Pam Perry’s podcast, “Get Out There and Get Known”. He is the president of Chris Howell Communications and an advocate for change, best known for his Golden Voice for which he shared over his time in media over two decades.
Interview Topics:
- How Chris started work in the industry and his past experiences climbing the ranks
- What Chris Howell Communications does in terms of helping entrepreneurs get out there and be known
- The books Chris has written and his advice on printing books
- How do clients work with Chris Howell Communications in terms of advertising and marketing
- Whether Chris prefers telling his story or hearing the stories of others
- Should people try to start or be on a podcast
Podcast Host:
Dr. Pam Perry
https://www.pamperrypr.com
- Award-winning marketing communications & PR professional
Social Media Links:
- https://twitter.com/pamperry
Quotes from Episode:
- “We all have a story. We all have something we’re passionate about.”
Contact Chris Howell:
- info@chrishowellonline.com
- chrishowellonline.com
In this episode Chris catches up with the audience and talks about the month of September, giving a moment for reflection, and motivation to help work towards the goals you set out for yourself in the start of the year.
Principles For Success:
https://www.chrishowellonline.com/principles-for-success-podcast1
Quotes from Episode:
- People say “tomorrow is not promised”. And it’s not, but we have to plan as if we’re going to.
- Always have something in front of you to shoot for.
- You can do anything if you have enthusiasm… With it, there is accomplishment. Without it, there are only alibis.
Contact Chris Howell:
- chris@chrishowellonline.com
- chrishowellonline.com
In this episode, Chris speaks with Leah Frazier, a two-time Emmy Award-Winning entrepreneur, attorney, media personality, and best-selling author.
Leah is candid about the pitfalls and obstacles she had to overcome to reach the level of success that she has today.
She also reminds us always to be learning, and remaining humble will carry you far in whichever business you find yourself in.
On today’s episode Chris talks with Mike Williams, who for a number of years has helped countless other people reach levels of success, and has recently published his own book titled “The Road to Your Best Stuff 2.0”. Mike talks about having 5 decades of experience in his career and the importance of knowing yourself.
Interview Topics:
- How Mike got started in the field of media
- Personal stories and experiences during his career
- The importance of knowing yourself and standing for what you believe in
- The importance of leaders to choose people that truly believe and fit their roles
- What prompted Mike to write a second book
- Has Mike’s mind always been related to business, and where did he get this mindset
- What Mike wants people to take away from his book
- How to get the youth to see the magnitude of what they have today
- The types of programs that Mike works on
- What Mike attributes his success to
- What’s next after Mike’s second book
Guest:
Mike Williams
mikewilliamssolutions.com
Promote:
The Road to Your Best Stuff 2.0: Pushing Your Career, Business or Cause to the Next Level…and Beyond
https://www.amazon.com/Road-Your-Best-Stuff-2-0-ebook/dp/B09H7MW9ZP
Quotes from Episode:
- The dynamic of connecting to your ideas begins with who you are.
- If I don’t see myself in that, I’m not doing it.
Contact Chris Howell:
info@chrishowellonline.com
Chris Howell Communications:
www.chrishowellonline.com
On today's episode Chris talks with award-winning expert Denita Lacking-Quinn. She is a Senior Outreach Specialist for the City of Dallas Small Business Center and leads the Marketing & Awareness workgroup for the B.U.I.L.D. Ecosystem Network. Denita talks about her experiences in this field and the challenges one must go through in order to grow a business. Interview Topics:
- Who Denita considered as a hero
- When she decided to go into business for herself and being an entrepreneur
- The mindset and habits Denita had to step up to challenges and beat them
- Did Denita ever consider writing as a career to pursue
- The philosophy of giving children a voice and a chance to speak their mind
- How Denita went after clients and landed them a role in business
- What was the hardest decision for Denita to make in her career
- What is Denita’s biggest fear in spite of all her accomplishments
- What are the services that she offers that help people aspiring to start their own business
- The challenges of starting a business, both non-profit and for-profit
- The best decision Denita made in her career
3 Principles For Success:
- Give yourself grace to fail, to succeed, to be free, and to say what you don’t know.
- Plan everything out.
- Learn the business of your business.
Guest:
Denita Lacking-Quinn
https://linktr.ee/denitasaidwhat
Social Media Links:
https://www.instagram.com/denitallq/?hl=en
https://twitter.com/denitaquinnapr
Promote:
City of Dallas Small Business Center
https://www.linkedin.com/company/city-of-dallas-small-business-center
Quotes from Episode:
- I don’t care if it failed, but you’re gonna try. And if it failed, you’re going to figure out why it did, and you’re still gonna finish the deed.
- We won’t achieve anything if everyone keeps everything to themselves.
- I’m looking for services that lead with empathy, not sympathy.
Contact Chris Howell:
info@chrishowellonline.com
Chris Howell Communications:
www.chrishowellonline.com
In this episode Chris talks with Hiawatha Williams, an iconic figure in Dallas, Texas. He has been working for 30+ years and helping impact the lives of others through his entrepreneurship and making a difference in the community.
Interview Topics:
- What it was like for Hiawatha growing up and where he got his entrepreneurial sense
- Did Hiawatha envision the success he had, the 40+ locations and 500 employees he has today, and giving them an opportunity to live out their dreams
- What a typical day is like for Hiawatha
- How Hiawatha would like to be remembered
Guest:
Hiawatha Williams
- Founder of William’s Chicken
Promote:
Williams Chicken
https://www.facebook.com/williamschicken/
Quotes from Episode:
- Whatever you’re going into, you need to know everything there is to know about that business. If you don’t, you gotta study more.
- I want some honor attached to my name, not the buildings because they’re not mine anyway. I gave those to the Lord long ago.
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In this episode Chris talks with guests Gabby and Josephine Thinwa in a discussion about COVID and how it looks like from the perspective of medical workers. They aim to help convince more people to get vaccinated and one day conquer COVID, as well as answer questions and misconceptions from the community. Interview Topics: * Will we ever reach a point where at least 80% of the population will be fully vaccinated * The process of administering vaccines and booster shots * What makes Omicron different from other COVID variants * The importance of wearing masks and finding the correct type for you * What is the “Stealth Omicron” sub-variant * Will life ever “go back to normal” if everyone gets vaccinated * Why the death count of COVID seems to rise as we reach the peak * How pharmacists give everyone the masks they are entitled to * How do we overcome the distrust we have for the vaccine * The emotional fatigue that healthcare workers have * How to convince friends and loved ones to get vaccinated * “Does getting the vaccine give you COVID?”
Mentioned In Episode: Jenny Stonemeier - Executive Director of the Chief Howell Foundation
Dominique Bryant-Howell - President and Co-Founder of the Chris Howell Foundation James Bailey - Deputy Chief of the Arlington Fire Department
Jaclynn Fuller - Texas Field Operations Director for Nomi Health
Guests:
Gabby Geren
http://www.perronepharmacy.com
Community Pharmacist at Perrone Pharmacy
Dr. Josephine Thinwa
Physician and Scientist at UT Southwestern Medical Center
Social Media Links:
https://twitter.com/josephinethinwa
Quotes from Episode:
- We have to be the ambassadors of the vaccine.
- Avoid Dr. Google, get your information from the right sources.
In this episode, Chris Howell speaks with guests Dr. Sid O’Bryant, Tim Brown, Everson Walls, and RukudzHonourSithole. They each talk about their personal ventures in health, fitness, and how they coped with loved ones having Alzheimer’s. They aim to spread awareness and give advice to those in a similar situation.
Interview Topics:
- What is Alzheimer’s, and how can men get involved with the Alzheimer Brain Study
- The importance of discipline in life
- How Everson has maintained his physical health
- Should you reach a stage where you require people to care for you
- The burdens and joys of being a caretaker
- How to manage the cost of taking care of a loved one
- What to do when they become a danger to society and themselves
- The importance of having a will
- What would Tim do if he had a chance to go back and do it all again
Mentioned In Episode:
Pro Football Hall of Fame
Guest:
Dr. Sid O’Bryant
- Lead Investigator of Black Alzheimer Brain Study
Tim Brown
- Hall of Fame Football Player
Everson Walls
- Hall of Fame Football Player
RukudzHonourSithole Ma, LPC-S
- CEO of Inside Fitness Professional Counseling
Social Media Links:
- https://twitter.com/81timbrown
- https://twitter.com/walls_24
Promote:Black Alzheimer’s Brain Study
https://blackalzbrainstudy.com
In The Huddle with Chris Howell
http://www.chrishowellonline.com/in-the-huddle-wchris-howell/
Quotes from Episode:
- We can’t always live in the past. We have to overcome that and understand that things have changed in some cases.
If you can’t take care of yourself, how are you going to take care of mom?
On Today’s Episode:
In this episode Chris talks with Jessica Glaspie (author and HIV advocate), Kelly Allen Gray (executive director of AIDS Outreach), and Lonnetta Wilson (coordinator of Ending The HIV Epidemic). In accordance to the 7th annual Know Your Status event and National Black HIV Awareness day, these three experts share their stories and how they give life-changing help to those with HIV.
Interview Topics:
- How each guest got involved with HIV/AIDS awareness
- Various safety precautions for young ladies when taking on new partners
- The importance of understanding that there is no certain look or stereotype for someone with HIV
- Why HIV is still relevant even during COVID and the pandemic
- What it was like for Jessica to go into a safe space when she tested HIV positive
- Fighting the stigma surrounding HIV and the importance of getting tested even with no apparent symptoms
- Were there any resources that are available now, but not during Jessica’s time
- How they are continuing services during the pandemic
- How to overcome the distrust we have as a community towards the healthcare system
- The importance of having someone to relate to
Mentioned In Episode:
“Live, Love, and HIV: A Memoir”
https://www.amazon.com/Life-Love-Jessica-Ladeana-Glaspie/dp/057885614X
https://lifeloveandhiv.com
AIDS Outreach
https://www.aoc.org
Ending the HIV Epidemic
https://www.hiv.gov/federal-response/ending-the-hiv-epidemic/overview
Guest:
Jessica Glaspie
- Author and HIV Advocate
Kelly Allen Gray
- Executive Director of AIDS Outreach
Lonnetta Wilson
- Coordinator of Ending the HIV Epidemic
Social Media Links:
- https://twitter.com/jglaspie1
- https://twitter.com/kellyallengray
- https://twitter.com/LWFutureBSW
Promote:
“Live, Love, and HIV: A Memoir”
https://www.amazon.com/Life-Love-Jessica-Ladeana-Glaspie/dp/057885614X
Quotes from Episode:
- It does not look a certain way; it does not affect a certain community.
- People are wearing masks, but that doesn’t mean they’re wearing condoms.
In this episode Chris and the team talk with Jerod Couch, producer and director of the indie series #WASHED and two-time Regional Emmy winner. Despite 15 years of experience creating content, #WASHED is Jerod’s foray into filmmaking and long-form scripted content. He relishes in the intricacies of organization and culture-building, marketing, and overall strategy of television-film.
Interview Topics:
- Who is Jerod Couch
- What or who inspired him to get into the film industry
- The meaning behind the name #WASHED and the synopsis of the show
- What was it like to put in the work and effort and be rewarded with Emmy’s
- The challenges one may go through if they neglect celebrating moments of success
- Understanding the business aspects of a project; how to grow your team and get your projects out there
- The importance of the structure and the people behind the scenes
- What lead Jerod to sacrifice and volunteer as a production assistant for ESPN when he easily could have said no
- What advice would Jerod give to those aspiring in the film industry, given the current climate with COVID
- How do all of Jerod’s successes compare to being a father
- The difficulty and payoff of having someone else do the work on your behalf
- The importance of having your spouse play a role alongside you
- Other projects Jerod is working on besides #WASHED
3 Principles For Success:
- Use your energy to hone your craft to a point where all you need to do is point at the scoreboard.
- Take the breaks off.
- If you’re not embarrassed by your first work, you started too late.
Mentioned In Episode:ESPN
espn.com
Guest:
Jerod Couch
- Writer, Producer, and Director of #WASHED. Two-time Emmy winner.
Social Media Links:
- https://www.instagram.com/thecreativecouch/?hl=en
- tv
Promote:
#WASHED
https://www.thecreativecouch.tv/washed\
Quotes from Episode:
- And a lot of times it’s a blessing, because you realize exactly who you are, and not the perception of who you think you should be.
- If you’re not a leader, that’s fine.
- Don’t start writing your story with a beginning in mind. Know the endpoint, then come back and start writing the beginning.
- I will take “consistently good” over “occasionally great” any day of the week.
In this episode Chris and the team talk with Alquincia Selolwane, founder and CEO of The Black Virtual Mall. Alquincia is most known for providing useful business advice aimed at advancing women and minority entrepreneurs. Her efforts were recently recognized and feature in Forbes magazine. And she's now decided to provide anyone a more convenient method to directly engage with her, and her community, as well as network with other founders and business owners.
Chris and the team talk with sex trafficking survivor Keeya Vawar about how she's taken this horrific experience and has now become a champion for helping organizations bridge the gap on putting an end to Human Trafficking.
In this episode, Chris talks with the experts on the new historic effort to collect and study data from over 1 million Americans across the U.S. to help build one of the most diverse health databases in history. Researchers will use the data to learn how our biology, lifestyle, and environment affect health. This information may one day help them find ways to treat and prevent disease.
In today's episode, Chris, Cocoa, and Hawk use a clip from a previous interview with David Banner to discuss how having a "Plan B" can limit your success. The team also tackles some of the latest entertainment news and how giving titles too early in relationships can lead to disaster.
In this episode, we talk about bullying, relationships, the latest in entertainment news and then leave you with a success principle.
In this conversation we're talking, “Living with Black Girl Magic, HIV, and Chronic Optimism,” with public speaker and HIV justice advocate Kamaria Laffrey! While World AIDS Day has just passed by, the conversation about life with HIV continues.
Laffrey first discovered that she was HIV-positive at just 21 years old, just after the birth of her daughter. She was forced to navigate the challenges of a new, chronic diagnosis and being a new mother at the same time.
17 years later, Laffrey has worked tirelessly to serve those living with HIV, collaborating with dozens of organizations and advocacy groups like The SERO Project and Positively Fearless with Janssen. She also founded the community-based organization emPOWERed Legacies.
You won’t want to miss this; check it out!
In this week's episode, Chris leads a panel of men in a discussion around manhood before a men-only audience at one of his In the Huddle with Chris Howell sessions.
In this episode, Chris shares his thoughts on what we’ve witnessed over the last week with the tragic murder of George Floyd, and all that has transpired since. Despite how chaotic things may seem, he believes brighter days are ahead.
Today Chris talks with Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Diane Eunice. The beginning of the conversation is about the mental effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic, and the conversations we should be having with our young adults. The two also discuss the effects on relationships and how to maintain sobriety during a pandemic. You should enjoy this!
Today, Chris talks about Social Entrepreneurship with Deanna Singh, a highly respected thought leader who travels the world, motivating and educating audiences about living with joy and purpose. A gifted communicator, she is a champion for marginalized communities and an inspiration to all those who want to be agents of change in their work, lives, and society.
In this interview with entrepreneur Christina Howell, she shares with Chris tools and strategies that she has put in place at Curvy Fox that has allowed them to have tremendous success during a pandemic. If you’re looking to make money while you sleep, this is the episode for you.
Check out this interview with serial entrepreneur and the inventor of the JoiStik, Joi Stokes, as she gives us the backstory on the process of bringing the JoiStik that is used by many photographers and videographers to the market.
In this episode, Chris talks about the three most important relationships we will have and how they impact our success.
In this episode, Chris shares an excerpt from an interview he did with Joel Osteen and shows us how it applies to what we say to and about ourselves during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In this week’s episode, we bring to you a special edition of the podcast in observance of February 7th being National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, Chris is talking with Kecia Johnson, better known as Kecia J.
Kecia Johnson is an author, AIDS educator, Talent Manager and Truth Strategist that travels the country sharing her story with the masses. With over 7 years of HIV/AIDS activism work, Kecia is most known for her direct and real life way of educating folks about the virus. After starting in the music industry at the age of 19, almost 2 years into finding her way in her career, Kecia found herself diagnosed with AIDS and near death.
If you’ve ever wanted to write a book or share your story on a larger platform, Nikki shares several principles on why and how you can go about doing that…This is a fast paced high energy interview that I really believe you will enjoy.
Nikki is the CEO of Nikki Woods Media and Victoria Street Publishing. In short, she specializes in providing the tools, support, and platforms for transforming writers into published authors. With more than 20-years of traditional media experience as a best-selling author, on-air personality and senior producer of the Tom Joyner Morning Show, the most successful syndicated urban radio show in history, Woods has mastered the art of visibility-reaching more than 10-million people daily.
In this week’s episode, Chris talks with Dawn Shestko, Dawn serves as a solutions-focused life and executive coach that helps people by encouraging them to widen their scope; to see and consider all available options; to focus time and energy on solutions, and a lot of what you’ll hear in the conversation is how she helps clients actively participate and to be a leader in their own lives.
Chris talks with magazine publisher James Thomas who is continuing to have success in an industry that many others have failed in and James has been able to do this while successfully juggling the responsibilities of being a husband of 20-years and a father.
Sought-after syndicated radio personality and acclaimed author, Ashley Berges talk with Chris about her life-changing revelation that led her to pull herself out of a life of self-loathing based on the negative burdens she allowed others to place on her coupled with her own insecurities.
In this episode, writer and executive producer Jim Davis talks with Chris about the success of the independent film, The Fight Within. Jim and his family partnered to fund this project and it's unlike any other faith-based film. The Fight Within is available now on Blu-Ray DVD.
In this episode, Chris talks with Trina Jones about an empowerment course that she's developed that will help you take your life to the next level by introducing you to practical meals, mantras, and daily practices to be the sexiest, most confident, and energized version of yourself ever!
She says it doesn’t matter if you’re a woman or a man, so many things in our lives pull us away from our inner being, our center, that sacred part of our beings that is separate from society’s labels. It is our higher self, that most pure and powerful part of ourselves that we will discover.
In observance of today's World AIDS Day, this episode features Edith Lewis, who shares with Chris a remarkable story of betrayal, deceit, forgiveness, and redemption along with a lot of lessons we can all learn from and apply.
In this episode Host, Chris Howell talks with Ebony Combs about how he almost destroyed his life and later had a near brush with death. In spite of all of the obstacles, he has managed to turn his life around and find success in a lot of areas including family, business, and community.
Chris talks with Ebony Combs about her personal journey in becoming a successful entrepreneur. Ebony shares how she discovered her real strength; from being a single mother to starting her company. Be inspired as you listen to Ebony encourage everyone to be confident in using your voice and to no longer be quiet about the things that you desire.
Ebony Combs is a Brand Ambassador Consultant, Speaker, Host, Lifestyle Talent, Best-Selling Author, Procter and Gamble—National My Black Is Beautiful Ambassador and key-contributor to The Huffington Post, Moms magazine and Women’s Elevation Magazine.
In this episode, Dr. Chapman helps us to realize that the God of the universe speaks our love language, and your love language shapes your expressions of love for Him? He shares with Chris how we can give and receive God’s love through the five love languages: words of affirmation, quality time, gifts, acts of service, and physical touch. With this relationship in good standings, it positions us for greater success in other areas.
Author and speaker Nikki Alexander share with Chris how she has overcome 25-years of abuse and is now walking in victory, and she's sharing her story to help other do the same.
In this episode, Marcus “M-Positive” Parker shares his life story and his personal journey towards transforming himself into one of the most sought after motivational positivity speakers for young people. Parker is traveling to schools, churches, and other venues across the country sharing his high energy and speaking to youth groups about staying positive and getting past their personal hardships.
Chris talks with world-renowned pastor, New York Times bestselling author and successful entrepreneur T.D. Jakes about Instinct and how it can lead to a bigger, elephant sized life personally and professionally.
In this week’s episode Chris talks with Gail Warrior...Gail is a successful entrepreneur, philanthropist and national speaker…And if that’s not enough she’s also a health and fitness guru and has launched a new clothing line that caters to that market and we’re talking with her about it all of it.
1 New York Times bestselling author John C. Maxwell talks with Chris about his book, 5 Levels of Leadership and how true leadership works and makes it accessible to everyone.
Johnathan Lee Iverson became the first African-American ringmaster of a major U.S. circus in 1999 at the age of 22 when he won the position at Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus. In this conversation Jonathan talks about the rigorous schedule they have to maintain and the training that goes into the performances, but most importantly he talks with Chris about the level of faith that they have in order to do what they do.
The Marketing Lady talks with Chris about how to leverage your expertise, how to leverage your social media presence and lastly, how to define your brand.
Tarsha Polk, MBA is professionally known as The Marketing Lady™. She is a marketing coach for entrepreneurs, personal brand coach, and an international speaker who is passionate about entrepreneurship.
Chris talks with founders Craig and Gina Morgan about Blended Together Forever, a ministry that exists to offer hope, encouragement, and resources to blended families.
The inspiration for Blended Together Forever came from Craig and Gina’s first-hand experience. In 1996 they blended their seven “his, hers, and ours” children to become one big beautiful family. Now 20 years later, after a lot of laughter and tears, victories and mistakes, the Morgan-Primeaux family is a true miracle and testimony of God’s loving Grace.
World Renowned Pastor and Author Chuck Swindoll shares with Chris his perspective on the significance of Easter.
In this episode Chris talks with the Founder and CEO of Get Motivated Events, Brian J. Forte and two the events speakers Dr. Willie Jolley and George W. Bush impersonator and speaker John Morgan.
Chris talks with world-renowned pastor and author Chuck Swindoll about his lifetime of wisdom on the art and practice of successful speaking. In today's complicated and high-stressed world, nothing is more important than how you effectively present your message. Charles R. Swindoll does a great job of talking us through how to do that.
Chris talks with Celebrity Chef Tiffany Derry about her love for cooking and the success principles she's applied to get to where she is today.
Jan talks with Chris about the inspiration behind the Dare to Dream Childrens Foundation.
Nena Madonia, Senior Agent for Dupree/Miller & Associates. Dupree/Miller & Associates is the global literary agency for leading-edge authors and communicators. Their clients include notable authors like Arnold Schwarzenegger, Joel Osteen, Rob Lowe and many others.
Laura Story is a Bible teacher, worship leader, GRAMMY award-winning singer/songwriter, and bestselling author. She talks with Chris about holding on to faith during some of life's most difficult times.
In this episode Chris talk with Ken Jennings. Ken is abest-selling author, speaker and active consultant in organizational leadership. Ken's latest book The Serving Leader was just released this week. In it Ken answers the question on "if people make great organizations, how can leaders best help their people achieve that greatness?"
The football player turned legendary play-by-play announcer talks with Chris about his faith, manhood and his legacy.
Joel Osteen talks w/Chris about his latest book, The Power of I Am, his legacy and so much more
Donna Richardson challenges us to want to change more than we want to stay the same as it relates to living a more healthier lifestyle...http://www.chrishowellonline.com
K104's first female morning show host talks with Chris about her family, earning audience trust, her unique career of becoming the first female to host a #1 morning show program in a top 5 market(Dallas).
In this episode, Chris talks with Curshion Jones about overcoming his bout with deep depression and how he's now a great husband, father, community leader and entrepreneur. Jones certainly shares a number of principles for success.
Chris’ conversation w/Wayne is centered on Wayne’s book titled, Leading On Empty: Refilling Your Tank And Renewing Your Passion. In it Wayne shares with us the tools to recognize and overcome burnout, and provides for us greater levels of both rest and productivity.
Chris talks with Michael Brown about his journey to becoming a self-taught multi-award-winning filmmaker.
Pat talks with Chris about the journey to become the woman she is today and how she is now helping other women discover their purpose.
Chris talks with Jordan Hora about The Chris Howell Show and the Principles for Success Podcast.
In this conversation Rob Lowe talks with Chris about his book Love Life,not having any regrets, capturing and creating memories and so much more....
In this conversation Zig shares with us Principles for Success in relationships and business and how "we can get what we want in life, by helping enough other people get what they want."