Episode 18: What's Really Going On In The Digital Marketing Industry

Episode 21: Living Wholistically Well with LaShanna Leonard Moore

In this episode of the Dream + Thrive Podcast I have a conversation with wellness advocate, health and wellness coach, and my personal naturopathic healer, LaShanna Leonard Moore about what it means to live holistically well in today's diet-obsessed culture so you can thrive in the body that you've been given.

Episode 20: Getting Unstuck and Off the Porch with Alicia Booker

In this episode, I have an honest conversation with the creator of the Getting Off the Porch framework, Alicia Booker, a transformational coach who helps her clients get unstuck so they can live, authentic and fulfilling lives. We talk about the main reasons women seek out coaching, what the process looks like for most of her clients, and what she is doing today to live a life that helps her to thrive. Alicia exudes joy and I know you will learn so much from her wholehearted approach to living.

Episode 19: Copywriting with Lauren Jefferson

In this episode, I have a conversation with Lauren Jefferson, the Co-Founder of FocusCopy, a copywriting company located in Houston, TX. We talk about her unusual path to becoming a copywriter and business owner, how she is growing the business and what she is doing that helps her thrive.

Episode 18: What's Really Going On In The Digital Marketing Industry

In part 2 of this two-part conversation, Tameka Allen is back again and this time we discuss how the online digital marketing community has impacted black creators. We were once again transparent and honest about how we felt about some of the things we have been seeing. It's a very revealing and honest conversation.

Episode 17: Doing DEI Work and Charting a New Way Forward

On this week’s episode, I have a meaningful and raw conversation with Beverly Jurenko, a DEI consultant and the owner of Inside Edge Consulting Group. Beverly and I discuss the state of diversity post the racial reckoning in our country last summer, how she navigates in this space as a white, SIS, female, what it truly means to be an ally, and so much more. It was a conversation I wanted to have because so many white people say they shouldn't speak up about DEI or involve themselves because it's not about them, that it's not their problem, but here is a woman that was not only willing to dive into doing this work, but she wanted to be a part of the solution. I was intrigued about her journey and how she charted her course forward. I hope you will keep an open mind and heart as you listen and let us know what you think.