Episodes
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Dec. 16, 2021
Podcast Episode 19: Dr. Sherry Smith on How To Find Money When You are Broke, Qualifying for Free Money To Buy a Home, Overcoming Challenges as a Black Woman in Life and Corporate America
Dr. Sherry Y. Smith owns the personal finance website, A Life of Financial Freedom. Is a published author and avid Harley motorcycle rider. Dr. Sherry seeks to empower women in learning about investing, personal finance, and building wealth. Follow her on Instagram @ALifeofFinancialFreedom. Here are some of the things we talked about 1. What can I do to do to build a life and business I don’t need to retire from when I’m older. 2. How can I live a life of financial freedom? 3. What challenge...
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Feb. 19, 2021
The Grief Series with Nikenya Hall, Bringing Grief Into The Room – Because Grief Is Managed, Never Gotten Over – #014
The Grief Series with Nikenya Hall: In this 6th interview of the grief series Nikenya, we again dig into grief by talking about the transition of Nikenya’s mom and her passion to Normalize Grief by Bringing it into the room. Making it part of the everyday conversation. As with our other guest this episode packed a lot of insights and ways to deal with grief and to hold space for others. We talk about her book – Letters To Grief available on Amazon. We talked expectations we have of people gri...
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Feb. 11, 2021
The Grief Series with Patience Rowe, Losing A Mom, and A Dear Friend, Depression, Process Over Productivity and Individuating At a Young Age.- #013
The Grief Series with Patience Rowe. Patience Rowe also known as Patience Sings is a creator, actress, vocalist, certified Reiki practitioner, and writer native to Washington, D.C; a creative with a passion for the spoken word and sound healing.
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Feb. 5, 2021
The Grief Series with Tisha Harvey; How to Advocate For a Murdered Loved One and Yourself While Grieving, Getting Her Degree, Financial Empowerment & Writing Her first Book – #012
The Grief Series with Tisha Harvey, How to Advocate For a Murdered Loved One and Yourself While Grieving, Getting Her Degree, Financial Empowerment Writing Her first Book - #012 A few of what we talked about. Share your grief story,
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Jan. 28, 2021
The Grief Series with Krystal Speed – Grief Camp, Losing Mom to Cancer, Her Father’s Role, and Starting a Non-Profit – #011
Krystal Speed Coach. Minister. Strategist. Writer. Dreamer. A lover of cupcakes, fashion and Jesus, Krystal is a multi-passionate goal-getter. Through her business, Krystal Speed Consulting, she helps leaders build and implement strategy around the...
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Jan. 21, 2021
The Grief Series: How Nigerian’s Bury Their Dead, Turn Up for Bereavement Support, and Destigmatizing Mental Health – #010
In this Podcast episode I talk to Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Funmi Olugbemi, we talk about grief, how Nigerians bury their dead; 2 days, 3 days, 5 days, 40 days you read right … and dig into the Nigerian culture of bereavement support. We delve deeper into destigmatizing mental health in our Nigerian Community and talk about the purpose of therapy. Auntie Funmi started her career in New York, starting out as a Master Prepared Nutritionist, later becoming a Registered Nurse. Sh...
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Jan. 15, 2021
The Grief Series with Bonnie Myah Wallace: Miscarriages, Grief, Hospice, and Healing – #009
Today’s podcast interview is with Bonnie Myah Wallace, the owner of JOYasanAH, LLC. She is an ERYT – 200 and Yoga Alliance Certified Education Provider, with over 500 hours of combined yoga/fitness training as well as 13 years experience teaching group fitness and yoga. Bonnie uses her experience as a music therapist to carefully craft her class playlists for a healing environment. Bonnie is a Reiki Master and she is the creator of Renew Body Sequence, a healing pattern of movement for students...
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Oct. 23, 2020
Steps Danielle and Her Husband Used to Payoff Over $107K of Debt, and How She’s Helping Others Become Debt Free – #008
Steps Danielle and Her Husband Used to Payoff over $107K of Debt, and How She's Helping Others Become Debt Free. What we Talked About? In today's conversation, we talked about money mindset and how our past; family and our money habit growing up has sh...
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Oct. 9, 2020
How Belonging Through Dignity, Honors You – With John Krownapple – #007
The framework of the work John does, even though is based on education, can actually be applied to any area of leadership, organization, or human relations. Do you think this sounds like something you'll love? If it does, come on In, pull up a chair,
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Sept. 18, 2020
Talking Investing With Girls on The Money Founder, Mabel Nunez – #006
In this episode of the podcast I talk investing with Mabel Nunez, Founder and Chief Education Officer of GIRLS ON THE MONEY an investing education company in the US. She answered questions I had been thinking about and questions submitted by members of the community and of course, by now you know I asked her my now world famous question at the end of the interview. Who will enjoy this episode: Moms in transition who are now interested in knowing how to invest, dads, uncles, aunts – anyone who ...
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Sept. 4, 2020
How Margaret Doherty Aka Paid Off $20K In Credit Card Debt – #005
Today’s Podcast is for anyone who’s interested in learning how to pay off their debt or for that person who is already on a plan for debt repayment but is curious and wants to add to their knowledge by listening to the steps used by other women to pay their debt off. Listen below In this Podcast episode I talk with Margaret Doherty Aka, wife, nurse, mom, author, blogger, YouTuber – pretty much wearer of many hats as she shares the exact steps she’s used to pay off her $20K debt and counting an...
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July 5, 2020
Work: Knowing Yourself and Your Path With Corye – #004
In this episode I talk to Corye Morris, a millennial, esthetician and future nurse practitioner and knowing yourself and your path. We talked manifesting. How she figured out what she wanted to be. We talked about love and marriage.
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June 20, 2020
Work: Using More Of Our Potential – #003
80% of life is showing up – Woody Allen Talent is the rate at which you increase in your skill with effort – Angela Duckworth. Definitions: Work: Is an activity involving mental or physical effort done in order to achieve a purpose or result.
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June 6, 2020
Work: Racial Inequality – Diversity and Inclusion in Education – #002
Wikipedia defines Racial inequality as the social disadvantage and disparities that affect different races within the United States especially against minority groups. Tools and resources talked about in Podcast. Article I wrote on parent engagement after attending the workshop. Article I wrote on teacher engagement after attending the workshop. Bridging the divide article and video by Baltimore Sun on segregation in our schools, Maryland. http://data.baltimoresun.com/news/bridging-the-divide...
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June 5, 2020
5:08 Minutes: Reflecting On George Floyd Protest Movement – #001
Hi all, I actually thought the hard part of podcasting was getting my Podcast approved to be launched, well, turns out the hardest part is sitting down to record – so far I’ve made it past the 5 minutes mark. Talking by yourself is definitely hard work. I’ve been recording and deleting all day, at some point I’m going to hit publish and believe it’s what I need to get out into the world. The Gloria that needs to meet her Saturday deadline will not let, the perfectionist Gloria make her miss he...
March 19, 2020
Podcast Trailer!!! Welcome To My New Podcast
I help you put things together to save money and love the work you do. Before the recession of 2008, I didn’t manage my money well and I didn’t love my career either. I think it was because I really didn’t feel like I had a say in the plans for my future career while in high school. I’m currently on a journey to pay down my debt so I can be financially free while exploring my one calling and vocation too. Welcome to my podcast. Listen to my podcast trailer… Glo The post Podcast Trailer!!! Wel...