In this podcast episode Vernessie speaks about growing, changing, starting her new business after working for the Los Angeles County for 27 years, family, faith, losing loved ones, health, growing hair locs for ten years and then losing her hair due to menopause, facing and accepting the new journey that she is on, learning to let go, learning to be her authentic self, evolving, and overcoming obstacles in life. She also, talks about her new book that can be purchased on Amazon. Links below

Vernessie Joseph-Burbank

Email:7l.o.c.s.ofhair@gmail.com

Book:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09951MWD7/ref=dp_kinw_strp_1

Website:

https://vernessiesjourney.com/meet-vernessie

Happy Mothers Day to the mothers, all over the world! 

On this episode Krystal Brown & RaShawna Lindsey share what their journey has been like as mothers, challenges that they have faced, their support systems, their "Me Time" as mothers, what their child means to them, proud moments, uplifting moments, lessons learned along the way, moments when their children have lifted them up during a bad day, building relationships with their children, things that they could have done different, and learning to give themselves grace, as mothers. 

Daniel talks about surviving homelessness as a child and as an adult, people that crossed his path that helped him along the way, starting his own business, community work, family, having to be responsible for his siblings at a young age because his mom wasn't stable at the time, being in foster care, dealing with depression, how he overcame his struggles, and what motivated him to keep going. Daniel has an article in Reach Up Magazine called "How to Survive Homelessness". Below, you can find the link to Daniels website to learn more about his works, and his article inside Reach Up Magazine.

www.theyoungentrepreneursclub.com

www.linkedin.com/jointheyec    

Reach Up Magazine is a Life Transformational magazine designed to empower today's woman.

https://reachupmag.org

https://reachupmag.org/article/homeless/

info@reachupmag.org 

JayBee shares about her love for the entertainment industry, discovering her talents, how it all started, how she became active within her community, working with the Mayor (Aja Brown) of Compton California in 2018, creating and hosting the Compton On Mic show, her TEDx Talk called (Celebrating Your Cancer), different events that she has been apart of, family, relationships, friendships, finding out at age 23 that she had cancer, her journey while battling cancer, getting through life challenges, the things that kept her going, wanting more out of life, depression, suicide, mindset, believing in herself, faith, growth, and how God brought her through it.

Email- More2jaybee@gmail.com

Instagram- @more2jaybee

Rukiyah talks about being a teen mom, her first child being born with Down Syndrome, Autism and having to undergo two heart surgeries. She talks about homeschooling her children, dealing with depression, trying to commit suicide as a teen, family, setting boundaries, running her business, building wealth, helping others, and how she made changes to her life for the betterment of herself and her children.

Website- www.zennicreditrepair.com

Josiah talks about why he started his organization (Music Changing Lives), celebrating 23 years of business, helping the youth, helping the community, the work that he and his team is doing in the community, life challenges, life lessons, raising his sons, the legacy that he wants to create for his sons, being surrounded with people that are in his best interest, not listening to the naysayers, and remembering an old saying that his grandfather use to tell him- "Take care of your business and your business will take care of you"

Website-www.musicchanginglives.org

Precious is a 16 year old that started her own nail business in 2020. Precious talks about starting her business, what made her start her business, friends that supported her, balancing school and running a business, the things that are important to her, her plans after high school, going to college, her plan for her nail business, the things that she has learned from running her own business, stepping out of the box, she talks about getting discouraged when she first started her nail business, and wanting to give up.

Instagram- @nailsbyprec_

Stevevonna talks about family, faith, finances, her new career path that educates and helps families build wealth, having a mentor, education, helping others, wanting more out of life and taking the steps to get there, working in the community, the things that made her want to get involved in the community, being apart of the Adelanto City Council, finding her voice during the passing of her daughter, and being an advocate for herself and her children.

Email- stevevonnaevans@gmail.com