Business Friends: The Official Co-Space Podcast

Flicka Da Wrist

Welcome back to Business Friends: The Official Co-Space Podcast, where we turn our group chat into real conversations about business, culture, and life. In this episode, inspired by "Flicka Da Wrist" by Chedda Da Connect, we're talking about the power of a simple motion and how the right business can turn it into impact, income, and transformation. From content creation to controlled chaos, this conversation explores how a "flick of the wrist" can become art, self-expression, confidence, and even release. One business helps people find their voice and tell their stories at a high level, while the other creates space for people to physically let go, break things, and walk away lighter. We get into the business of storytelling, the value of high-quality production, and why making things look and feel good actually matters. We also talk about experiential businesses, emotional release, and how "fun" can be a real, strategic, high-margin offering when done right. We kick things off with What's on Your Spirit?, tapping into what's been shaping our guests behind the scenes. In The Culture Corner, we talk about how people are craving new ways to express themselves, whether that's through content or experience. And in The Group Chat, we get real about monetizing creativity, building something people feel, and creating spaces that people want to come back to. Pulling up to the table for this episode are: * Guil Dormeus, podcast producer, photographer * Christina Brown, founder of The Breakroom Miami If you're building a brand around creativity, expression, or experience and want to understand how to turn simple moments into something impactful, this episode is for you. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe, and let us know what part of the conversation hit for you.

Sweet Thing

Episode 8: Sweet Thing Episode 8: Sweet Thing Welcome back to Business Friends: The Official Co-Space Podcast, where we turn our group chat into real conversations about business, culture, and life. In this episode, inspired by "Sweet Thing" by Chaka Khan, we're talking about the art of taking something simple and turning it into something special. From tea to honey, our guests have taken everyday products and transformed them into differentiated brands by infusing creativity, culture, story, and vision. This conversation is about more than what's in the jar or the cup. It's about positioning, presentation, storytelling, and building a brand that feels intentional from the inside out. We explore how to create "surprise and delight" moments for your customers, how to stand out in markets that feel saturated, and what it looks like to unapologetically carve your own lane. We also get into the realities of product-based businesses, educating your audience, and building something you are genuinely passionate about. We kick things off with What's on Your Spirit?, checking in on what's been shaping our guests as founders. In The Culture Corner, we talk about how consumer tastes are evolving and why experience matters just as much as the product itself. And in The Group Chat, we get real about branding, pricing, and creating products people come back for. Pulling up to the table for this episode are: -Janee Sheffield, founder of UpperTea - Makuyo, founder of Siika Herb + Honey Co If you're building a product-based brand and want to learn how to turn something ordinary into something unforgettable, this episode is for you. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe, and let us know what part of the conversation stood out to you most.

Vivrant Thing

Welcome back to Business Friends: The Official Co-Space Podcast, where we turn our group chat into real conversations about business, culture, and life. In this episode, inspired by "Vivrant Thing" by Q-Tip, we're talking about energy, alignment, and what it looks like to build a business that literally brings people back to life. We get into how wellness shows up in entrepreneurship, why feeling good is a strategy, and how helping people reconnect to their bodies, confidence, and vitality can be both purpose-driven and profitable. We talk about the connection between physical wellness, sensuality, self-awareness, and showing up fully in your work. We also explore what it means to create experiences that wake people up, from healing dry, depleted skin to helping women tap back into their sensuality and power, and how being deeply rooted in your own transformation makes your brand more magnetic. We kick things off with What's on Your Spirit?, checking in on what's been lighting our guests up lately. In The Culture Corner, we talk about how wellness is being marketed, misunderstood, and reclaimed. And in The Group Chat, we get real about building trust-based brands, standing out in saturated wellness spaces, and staying aligned as you grow. Pulling up to the table with me for this episode are: * Crystal, founder of Viv Essentials * Andrea "Drea" Mitchell, founder of The Sultry Core Both guests have created brands centered on helping people feel vibrant, confident, and alive from the inside out. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe, and let us know what part of the conversation sparked something for you.

Cater 2 U

Welcome back to Business Friends: The Official Co-Space Podcast where we turn our group chat into real conversations about business, culture, and life. In this episode, inspired by "Cater 2 U" by Destiny's Child, we're talking about customer service, experience, and what it really means to build a brand that people feel connected to. We get into how going above and beyond for your customers creates loyalty, referrals, and long-term growth and also where the line is between excellent service and overextending yourself. We talk about setting boundaries, honoring your capacity, pricing with intention, and making sure your generosity doesn't turn into burnout. We also explore how branded experiences are built, why people don't just buy products (they buy how you make them feel) and how personalization, consistency, and care can become your biggest differentiators in crowded industries. We kick things off with What's on Your Spirit?, checking in on what's been top of mind as our guests continue to grow and evolve. In The Culture Corner, we talk about how customer experience is shifting and what that means for small businesses. And in The Group Chat, we get real about maintaining quality, protecting your energy, and building systems that allow you to serve well without sacrificing yourself. Pulling up to the table with me for this episode are: * Kehvn, founder of The New Caribbean Prints * Micey, owner of BOSS Salon & Haircare Both guests have built businesses rooted in care, intention, and community, proving that great service isn't just a nice-to-have, it's a strategy. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe! Oh, and let us know what part of the conversation resonated with you most.

Know That You Are Loved

Welcome back to Business Friends: The Official Co-Space Podcast where we turn our group chat into real conversations about business, culture, and life. In this episode, inspired by "Know That You Are Loved" by Cleo Sol, we're talking about self-love and the business of helping people reconnect with themselves in a world that often profits from disconnection. We explore how healing shows up in entrepreneurship, why nervous system regulation matters more than hustle culture wants to admit, and how learning to receive love can be just as important as knowing how to give it. We also unpack what it looks like to build businesses that teach people how to feel good, honor their capacity, and focus on who they're becoming...not just what they produce. We kick things off with What's on Your Spirit?, checking in on what's been top of mind as our guests continue to grow and lead. In The Culture Corner, we connect current events to the work we do. And in The Group Chat, we get real about building brands rooted in alignment, softness, and sustainability. Pulling up to the table with me for this episode are: * Dominique Dorsett, host of The Girl, Come Sit With Me Podcast * Aniola Pierre, host of The You Are Heard Podcast Both guests have created spaces where people can return to self-love; and have built growing brands that give them the freedom to live, lead, and heal on their own terms. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe. Oh and let us know what part of the conversation resonated with you most!