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  1. 8:28
    Money Making Conversations · Overcoming the Odds: She was a C student and a college dropout, but she is the CEO of Black Ambition.

    that is one from the early conversations with Pharrell and I is like we take a holistic kind of fortitude approach to entrepreneurship. And so through a program called Evoke, we have a mental health and wellness team that supports these entrepreneurs because it's one thing ... flow of when things go well, when things go horrible, how to be transparent in your conversation with your investors, this process of entrepreneurship can swallow you whole. Absolutely. So we prioritize that as well. I'm speaking to the CEO of Black Ambition, founded by Pharrell Williams

    Episode aired 2025-12-23

  2. 12:29
    Money and Wealth with John Hope Bryant · The Hidden Businesses That Keep Cities Running

    lane. I don't care which lane, just pick one. Okay? Every city owns buildings and every building ages. Janitorial. I mean, what is entrepreneurship? Really? It's, or what is business? It's solving problems. What is entrepreneurship? It is creating a new solution to maybe an old problem ... gave folks a path to rent to own, as an example. What I'm doing with CIM, anyway, okay, so the point is that entrepreneurship and business is solving problems and creating new value-added resolutions. So the property and facilities maintenance, okay, that category includes janitorial and sanitation services

    Episode aired 2026-03-05

  3. 1:48
    Black Entrepreneur Blueprint · Black Entrepreneur Blueprint 617 - Jay Jones - Stop Forcing It - Build a Business That Fits You

    about Changing your life don't wait lock in your spot now before the 10 seats are gone the highest and truest form of Entrepreneurship is pinpointing and monetizing your genius looking forward to seeing you inside the mastermind Welcome to black entrepreneur blueprint the number one podcast and resource ... alignment Isn't that the best place to be I said this in the last week's episode The highest and greatest form of entrepreneurship is being to be able to live and work in your genius The intersection of your passion and your talent that is the penultimate right

    Episode aired 2026-04-13

  4. 11:02
    Black Entrepreneur Experience · BEE 455 How to Exit Corporate & Earn $25K/Mo with Azgari Lipshey

    This is where I have been led to with my entire life's journey is helping other people now experience the same joy of entrepreneurship. And how do you define success? Doing what you want to do with your time and having the ability to generate whatever income you want ... anything, there's always negative draws. But I would say the positive definitely outweighs. Absolutely. Speaking of mental wellness, talk about mental wellness and entrepreneurship. It's not great when you start. I would say for anyone wanting to start a business as exhilarating, exciting, all the positives that come

    Episode aired 2026-01-14

  5. 3:11
    Black Tech Green Money · Stop Looking for Startup Ideas. Start Looking for Problems.

    know what you're seeing on yours, but if it's anything like mine, you are seeing a whole lot of conversations around AI entrepreneurship and AI starting small businesses and AI what to do with AI, you know, innovative ways of using it and all those things. So today ... wanted. So one of the things that I find common on there is about aspiring founders, people interested in technology, people interested in entrepreneurship and increasingly, you know, people who are interested in using AI to go and do their thing. And the question usually sounds some some version

    Episode aired 2026-06-09

  6. 3:46
    Money Making Conversations · Follow Your Passion: Travel nurse building a lucrative CPR business and empowers community health through education.

    billed as a business. So, they pay me as $10.99, so they pay my business, not me. So, that's another form of entrepreneurship as well. So, that's, how did that thought come to you? How did you say, oh, you know something, there's an opportunity to hear ... business? And who gave you the idea, the inspiration, I should say? Okay. So I would say January 2024, I went to a business entrepreneurship networking event that were medical professionals. Majority of them were nurses or nurse practitioners that also have their own business. And that just sparked

    Episode aired 2026-05-28

  7. 8:12
    Money Making Conversations · Career Change: Black Ambition, a national initiative that funds and mentors Black and Brown entrepreneurs.

    that is one from the early conversations with Pharrell and I is like we take a holistic kind of fortitude approach to entrepreneurship. And so through a program called Evoke, we have a mental health and wellness team that supports these entrepreneurs because it's one thing ... flow of when things go well, when things go horrible, how to be transparent in your conversation with your investors, this process of entrepreneurship can swallow you whole. Absolutely. So we prioritize that as well. Cool. I'm speaking to the CEO of Black Ambition, founded by Pharrell Williams

    Episode aired 2026-07-07

  8. 4:51
    Money Making Conversations · Career Change: She explains how frontline burnout pushed her into launching a CPR education business.

    billed as a business. So they pay me as $10.99. So they pay my business, not me. So that's another form of entrepreneurship as well. So that's, how did that thought come to you? How did you say, oh, you know something, there's an opportunity to hear ... business? And who gave you an idea, an inspiration, I should say? Okay. So I would say January 2024, I went to a business entrepreneurship networking event that were medical professionals. The majority of them were nurses or nurse practitioners that also have their own business. And that just sparked

    Episode aired 2026-06-23

  9. 7:32
    RISE Urban Nation · Your Experience Pays: Stevii Mills on Turning Knowledge Into Income

    come from those parents that said, you know, go to school, get a good job. So like, how did you first get introduced to entrepreneurship? And then how did that, how did your entrepreneurship journey kind of evolve over time? The interesting thing about that is that my father ... musician. So that's a, I didn't even think about it as entrepreneurship. I didn't think, I thought that he had a particular skill that he got paid for. I'm like, I'm not a musician. So I didn't know about people getting paid for their

    Episode aired 2026-06-24

  10. 2:50
    Journey to Launch · Episode 479: Why Women Get Penalized for Their Ambition & What We Can Do About It w/ Stefanie O'Connell

    into this game was already a vet. So I was blessed to have her guidance and to know her on this journey of my entrepreneurship journey. She was on the podcast. Let's see. Episode one 48. And one. 49. So that actually was in the pandemic that you came ... want to hear more about Stephanie's backstory, you can check out episode one 48, how to build your network, thrive in entrepreneurship and leverage your skill sets to make more money. I'll link that in the show notes, but Stephanie, welcome back to the podcast. Thank

    Episode aired 2026-05-20

  11. 3:29
    So Ambitious · 407: Built Without Access: How Underrepresented Entrepreneurs Create What They’re Not Given

    income. Obviously your income is your income. Obviously your income is your income. Obviously your income is your income. it used to be that entrepreneurship was considered to be risky. Right. And now it's, you better put two and two gig economy things together just to be able ... executives were like forceful so I wasn't able to stand in my power so like taking a lead through entrepreneurship um connecting with Black Ambition getting access to the codes and a mentorship to pour into me and telling me like yeah it's okay to share your story

    Episode aired 2026-06-03

  12. 18:59
    Black Businesses Matter · “I tell my clients, T + F = A. Your thoughts lead to feelings, and your feelings lead to actions,” says Dr. Lakeba Williams

    right out of the master's degree. Wow. Hey, this isn't just for other people. This is for you, too. Wow. So, that entrepreneurship has been a part of my life. Ever since when I got that degree, I said, let's go. Yeah. And you went to Southern ... love to say this. I would love to ask this to you because I don't think that I was reading something recently about entrepreneurship and it blew my mind because I was like, that's not what entrepreneurs. So I want to say for you, what does entrepreneurship look

    Episode aired 2025-10-13

  13. 13:33
    Brown Ambition · How to "Cash Out" of Corporate Life Without Crashing Out ft. Kiersten Saunders

    women of color rethinking our careers and our finances. She'll share what surprised her most over the past six years of entrepreneurship. We talk about breadwinner fatigue. We talk about what it's like having a partner who works in your same field versus one who doesn ... made me talented or special. I just had a completely warped understanding of where my value was. And the first couple of years of entrepreneurship, like I tried to implement all the things that worked in corporate America in my small business from meetings to templates, to strategy structure, even

    Episode aired 2026-02-25

  14. 1:51
    AfroEconomics · PODCAST: Knock out Poverty

    creator of Afro Economics, a strategic financial empowerment program based on 10 timeless financial principles like generational wealth and legacy, financial knowledge, credit confidence, entrepreneurship, self-reliance and more. Afro Economics gives you the guidance and tools you can use to develop and sustain wealth. Check out Afro Economics ... that had a grant with the city or someone in the city, and I said, I want to do workshops because I feel that entrepreneurship is the way out and I don't want any money. I just want to do these workshops. All these degrees I got, all this

    Episode aired 2026-04-29

  15. 3:53
    Earn Your Leisure · Vlad Tenev on Robinhood’s Next Move: $1,000 for Every Baby, Future of Money, AI Prediction & Crypto

    people that's from the community that we grew up in. You all are the bright spot of real estate. Thank you. And entrepreneurship for black Americans. This is the knowledge that actually matters. I applaud both of you for this. Thank you. Policy isn't a country issue ... people and the babies have brokerage accounts from birth through the Invest America initiative will get us there. I think there'll be more entrepreneurship and probably that entrepreneurship will look like leisure to us today, which also is a good thing. Where do you see crypto going? Because obviously

    Episode aired 2025-12-12

  16. 14:57
    Black Entrepreneur Blueprint · Black Entrepreneur Blueprint 601 - Jay Jones - Don't Wait, Create – The Power Of Self-Validation For Entrepreneurs

    responsible for my, my income, you can't cut that income off. All right. You don't have the power to do that. And entrepreneurship, you know, yeah, a lot of it is about, you know, our passions and talents and all that good stuff, but it's really about ... radio stations. Hey, uh, you know, I'm a serial entrepreneur. I'd like to do a show or an hour a week about entrepreneurship. I wanted to find out if you had any spots available or would you be interested in, in, you know, me coming on and hosting

    Episode aired 2025-12-22

  17. 7:11
    Black Businesses Matter · “I definitely want to eradicate entrepreneurial poverty ” says Susanne Mariga

    scientist. I like that. That's my new. That's another comma that we get to have. So tell me entrepreneurship. So where did you learn entrepreneurship? Where did it come from? Were you raised in a family of entrepreneurs? Because I do believe that sometimes people who live ... tend to birth that. And some that don't. Sometimes trauma puts us there. So I'd love to hear how you grew into entrepreneurship. So it's interesting because I was lucky in that my dad had a CPA firm when I was growing up. Wow. So, you know

    Episode aired 2025-10-20

  18. 8:36
    Brown Ambition · Painful Ambition vs. Purposeful Ambition ft. Amina AlTai [WASHDAY WOOSAH]

    myself. And now that I'm, you know, at this stage, you know, I'm, I'm, I've been five years into entrepreneurship kind of full time. And sometimes I have, I, now I'm finding this fear that I'm going to end up like that as well ... that because, you know, there's pros and cons to either side. And I don't want to guide anyone into a path of entrepreneurship because it's so hard and it's so stressful when maybe sometimes the comfort or at least like the quote unquote security of corporate

    Episode aired 2025-10-19

  19. 10:19
    Dreams in Drive · 446: The Strength in Surrender - Ashley Rouse on Reinvention, Letting Go And Embracing a New Season

    reading in another interview that you'd done, you were talking about like there's some some kind of weariness that can come with entrepreneurship. But at the same time, you know, it's your only path. Why is that? And then I want to talk about what it must ... mean, that's such a heavy question, a loaded question, I think. So, yes, there's a weariness, right? With entrepreneurship, because it is a hard job, a hard ass job. Can I say that one here? Yeah, yeah, yeah, girl. OK, it is a hard ass job. Like

    Episode aired 2026-03-03

  20. 2:06
    Black Entrepreneur Experience · BEE 520 Former NFL Star Troy Vince Empowering Communities ~ Rewind

    globe. I'm your host, Dr. Frances Richards. Our next guest is creating permanent keepsakes for every occasion. He is an expert in business, entrepreneurship, and the founder of The Engraving House. Welcome, Troy Vincent. Welcome, welcome. Good afternoon. Good morning. I'm sorry. How are you? Well, this ... another, whether it was fear or lack of confidence, we never did it. But now, pandemic, you've pushed a lot of us into entrepreneurship because the jobs that we thought were secure are gone now. So now I'm forced to take some of these ideas that have been

    Episode aired 2025-09-17