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The QuEST continues how to start a business with Natalie Pipkin

In the latest episode of With the Bag to Match, Brittany Chavez, CEO of LatinX, shares her journey to becoming a business owner and reveals how betting on herself helped her grow not only professionally but personally as well. Listen to her full story at chase.com/legacy.

You’re a storyteller, whether you realize it or not. Philip Buiser reminds us that every choice we make—our clothing, our style, even the way we carry ourselves—communicates something unique about who we are. Creativity isn’t just for artists; it’s part of being alive. To hear more from Phil, watch his full episode here: https://lnkd.in/eDq5rJ8w

What does your organization's "story wardrobe" look like? Step into the 360º mirror and let my friend Mary help you level-up the stories you tell so you can inspire more people to join to your cause!

Ever wonder about the stories behind tattoos? Join me as I discover the meaning, inspiration, and emotions behind people's ink. Each tattoo holds a unique story, from life-changing events to personal milestones. In this series, you'll hear heartfelt, surprising, and unforgettable tales straight from the people who wear their art on their skin. Subscribe for quick, inspiring stories in every episode of Ink Chronicles! Link in bio.

Inspiring films with powerful women in sales don't exist. Until I stumbled on the Netflix series 'Self Made' about Madam CJ Walker: "I was married at 14. Had my daughter at 15. Widowed by 28. Working on the cotton plantation, I had no time to care for my hair." Wow, I just finished episode one and I'm hooked! Her journey from the plantations to making millions with her hair growth crème is jaw-dropping. What’s her secret to sales? Here’s what I learned: 🟢 Dream Big: Walker aimed as high as Carnegie and Rockefeller. 🟢 Know Your Ideal Buyer: Walker focused on Black women who had lost their hair and confidence. 🟢 Empathize Deeply: Walker understood their pain better than anyone. She shared her story, validating their journey of suffering and dashed hopes. Her buyers felt truly understood. 🟢 Paint a Vision of Success: Walker inspired them to buy by sharing her own transformation story and showing them how they could achieve it too. Is anyone else watching this? What resonated with you?

Welcome to Ep 1 of Lessons in Failure from a Black Girl Founder, by me for you 💡🫶🏾 December marks GROWN Media’s 5th anniversary—HOLDING SPACE FOR US TURNING 5 😭🎈—and to celebrate, I decided to do something special to honor my decade-long journey as a creative founder. I’m keeping it real and honest and finally answering so many questions I always received on what it takes to run a media brand. For the first episode, let’s talk about the many MANY eras GROWN has had and how I struggled through the failure of revamping my brand’s aesthetic. Watch the full video on Patreon to learn: ☑️ The exact time I recommend testing your brand’s visual identity before changing it. ☑️ My fav IG & Pinterest hack for building moodboards. ☑️ The most important thing to consider about algorithms in your brand’s aesthetic. Stay tuned each week of December for a new episode! https://lnkd.in/gyDyYCFj 🍾

Tony “Tonx” Konecny is on the show today and we talk about the coffee company he founded with Sumi Ali. It’s called Yes Plz Coffee, and if you’ve listened to this show, you know how much love we have for what Tony and Sumi have built—the bag is part of our show’s logo too, which tells you something. On this episode we talk about how Yes Plz is bringing exceptional blends and single-origin coffees to subscribers. It’s a really smart business model, and we get into how it all works, and how, in the end, it’s the coffee fans who win.

In a world that's constantly critiquing us, we often become our own worst critics. We zero in on what we dislike about ourselves and forget the power of a simple, genuine compliment. Darlene Shenier, a talented photographer, shares how she uses affirmations to transform the experience of being in front of the camera. Her approach is refreshingly simple yet profound: make people feel seen and appreciated. She believes that a sincere, 'Oh, nice shirt,' or 'Your hair looks great,' can instantly shift a person's perception of themselves. It's not just about capturing a good photo; it's about creating an environment where confidence can flourish. But here's the thing—shouldn't we be doing this for ourselves, too? In a society obsessed with self-improvement and perfection, maybe it's time to pause and acknowledge what's already great about us. Darlene's philosophy challenges us to rethink how we build confidence, not just in front of the camera, but in our everyday lives. Listen to our latest episode with Darlene Shenier on Love & Lattes to explore the art of building confidence through genuine connection.

Suits and ties? Not Daniel's vibe anymore. Shedding the tie at 50 was the best move yet. Who knew it would unlock a whole new audience? Lesson learned: be true to your brand, not some corporate dress code. #PodcastLife #BrandIdentity #NoTiesAllowed #CorporateRebel #AgeIsJustANumber