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15. I choose me featuring Erin Edwards
Dating intentionally and building a brand have similarities. Both require you to be clear about your goals and create solid boundaries. Erin shares her journey in how we can all grow in our relationships and as entrepreneurs. After obtaining two bachelor’s degrees in psychology/addiction studies, Erin Alexander Edwards decided that her skills of advocacy,…
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14. Get your mind right as you build your BLACK Business featuring Leslie Garcia
Entrepreneurs, as we grow our businesses we add to our team for ensured success. Typical team members include accountants, graphic designers, lawyers, and web developers. We make our business primary. Let’s start making our own emotional well-being a foundational piece of business building by adding a therapist to your team. Leslie shares with us how…
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13. Black Entrepreneurs work during the holidays
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12. Time is Money Featuring Dalerie Moore
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11. If I had it my way, everyone would have a therapist
How do you know when it might be time to go to therapy? Learn more about what brings people into therapy, how Black Entrepreneurs might benefit, and how that change can occur. If any of this sounds familiar, maybe it’s your time add therapy to your self-care routine. Music: Blasian Beats Where to find us:…
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9. Trademarking our Black Businesses featuring Kandace Walter
Have you ever wondered about how to protect your brand and business? What’s the difference between a patent, trademark, or copyright? Which is right for my business? Kandace answers all these questions and more. She is brilliant and makes the process user friendly. You don’t want to miss out! Kandace Walter is a registered patent…
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8. I found myself through Entrepreneurship featuring Dennis Guerrero
Entrepreneurship is a lifestyle. Dennis teaches us how this comes to life for him. Get your notebooks out, he is dropping gems! Dennis Guerrero is a Licensed Cosmetologist and owner of Texture Defined. His artistry, however, is exhibited in various forms of creative expression. He is an entrepreneur at heart and seeks to utilize his…
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7. Delegation is Self-Preservation
Sometimes the hardest part of being an entrepreneur is letting go. Letting go of responsibilities, letting go of guilt, letting go of control. Our businesses are both professional and personal which makes it feel even more complicated to relinquish some control and get the help of others. What if I told you, delegating to…
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6: I don’t negotiate with terrorists featuring Wanda Swan
Sometimes you need a friend to make sense of things. Wanda shares how to advocate for yourself and create boundaries when recovering from racial trauma. Wanda Swan is one-part charm and two-parts Black Girl Magic. When not leaning on a nearby wall telling stories about her childhood in rural Mississippi, free-style rapping in traffic, or…
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5: Black Rage
Charlottesville. I’m tired of being tired, and business must go on. I’m learning how to process yet another race-related trauma. Black Entrepreneurs, y’all alright? Music: Blasian Beats Where to find us: Facebook: Minding My Black Business IG: drjanaetaylor Twitter: mindingmyblkbiz Email: info@mindingmyblackbusiness.com Don’t forget to Like, Subscribe, and Comment!