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80. I can’t see what you can see
This has been a challenging Spring and Summer for me both personally and professionally. As Entrepreneurs this is all a part of the business building journey. When this happens, we are often plagued with self-doubt, stress, maybe even confusion. Take a listen as I process my next steps. Where to find us Digital Academy https://mindingmyblackbusiness.com/digital-academy/…
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79. The Role of Mentorship in Entrepreneurship featuring Reneldo Randall
As business builders do we make space to gain wisdom from Entrepreneurs we admire? How do you find a business mentor, what qualities are most important? Perhaps you are in a position to mentor others, how do you begin that process. Reneldo teaches us all about how to navigate the world of mentorship in this…
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76. The emotional challenges of day-to-day business building featuring Latricia Clark Letsinger
Are we destined to be Entrepreneurs? Latricia shares how she fulfills her destiny and the triumphs and challenges she’s met along the way. This episode is filled with smart and savvy ideas about how to stay encouraged and brave day to day. Latricia Clark Letsinger is a wife, mother, and Gigi from rural North Carolina…
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75. Virtual Accountability
Entrepreneurship can be lonely. What options do you have to talk about the stressors, fears, and trauma associated with business building? Our monthly Virtual Accountability Sessions offers such a space, we hope that you can join us. Visit our Digital Academy on the Minding My BLACK Business website to sign up. Our next session is…
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74. Digital Academy is Open
School is now in session. The MMBB Digital Academy is now open. This is our one-stop shop for mental health resources for Black Entrepreneurs. In our academy you will find assessments, skills-based worksheets, e-books, monthly accountability sessions, individualized consultation packages and more. Join us so that we can all be happier and healthier Black Entrepreneurs!…
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73. Journey of Digital Entrepreneurship featuring Carlton Reed
Digital businesses allow us access to customers all over the world. This creates such wonderful opportunities for us to expand our brands and businesses. What is the cost to the Entrepreneur for this growth? Carlton shares what he has learned in his journey. Carlton Reed is the CEO of RX Health Academy, an online training…
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70. Sick Leave
Family, I’ve been out sick. How do you handle being sick as an Entrepreneur? Can your business run without you? Let’s talk about what it means to have a system in place so that your business can move forward even if you need to attend to your own personal matters. Where to find us:…
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69. Authenticity grows your Black Business featuring Bianca Hughes
Do you trust your gut when it comes to your business decisions? Are you getting caught up in feeling compelled to perform or engage digitally on days or moments when you’re not feeling your best? Bianca highlights how staying true to your voice boosts business. Bianca Hughes specializes in perfectionism, helping people embrace their imperfections…
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68. Media training basics for Black Entrepreneurs featuring Dr. Renee Sunday
Are we ready for the media attention that comes with business building? What steps are you taking to promote you and your business? Dr. Sunday gives us points to consider and integrate so that we might be ready for that next media and promotional opportunity. Dr. Renee Sunday is a dynamic individual who has been…
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67. The Power of Journaling featuring Altheresa Clark
Let’s talk about the power of writing down your worries, goals, and inspiration. For Black Entrepreneurs having a sacred and dedicated space to clear your mind space is crucial. In today’s episode we explore this practice with Altheresa. Altheresa Clark is the founder of Inspire4Purpose, LLC. She is a licensed clinical social worker, life coach,…