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BLKGirl Ambition · The Dine Diaspora Story: From Supper Clubs to Systems Change w/ Nina Oduro & Maame Boakye

help you level up in your career and in all aspects of your life. Here, we have real conversations about navigating corporate careers, entrepreneurship, wellness, and Black womanhood. I like to describe Black Girl Ambition as equal parts executive-level coffee chat meets sister circle meets motivational masterclass. Black Girl ... Ghana. I mean, it was working on an amazing experience, an event that brought diasporans together with local folks in Ghana around innovation and entrepreneurship. I was there actually working for the U.S. Embassy. Yes, I had a diplomacy career focus at one time. And as unsexy as that

Episode aired 2026-01-28

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Black Entrepreneur Experience · BEE 547 Building a Luxury Brand Later in Life: Eula Smith

learn a lot when you work a lot of hours like that with good people. For me, I think I personally feel like entrepreneurship found me because I did not plan to be an entrepreneur. I actually when I decided to leave corporate America, I had been working since ... make it. And it's just frustrating when you know, you're working so hard and they and people don't respect entrepreneurship. They really don't. Right. You know, people work for you really don't expect. I'm sorry. Appreciate it until they see the volume going

Episode aired 2026-05-13

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TRILLIONS · High school dropout to $50million | JOSH SPURWAY | Trillions with Alyse Grace

That's correct, yeah. You've scaled to just under 100 staff in only four years. You've won many awards for your entrepreneurship. What keeps you going? What motivates you? Just my vision. I think I've got a very clear vision of where I want ... that's like the first priority. Always look after the team. And then you can feed the suppliers afterwards. But, yeah. Was there some entrepreneurship that shone through in your childhood? Like, what was your childhood like? Yeah, I think I've always tried to make money. I came from

Episode aired 2025-10-12

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Side Hustle Pro · 483: The First 3 Moves I’d Make If I Were Starting a Side Hustle Today

their Instagram, and all this different stuff. Now I work with clients who are scaling their businesses from side hustles to full-time entrepreneurship. And they are so proud sometimes to show me their logo and the artwork and the website. But they have no idea who their target audience ... class, that's where my podcast group coaching program, Podcast Moguls, comes in. Inside, I'm coaching podcasters with topics that range from entrepreneurship to adoption, from running a DJ business to building a wellness practice, from hairy menopause to dog training. Their niches couldn't be more different

Episode aired 2025-10-10

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Business in the Black · The Business of Therapy: Building a Private Practice as a Black Entrepreneur

sounds good. This is easy. Mm-hmm. Easy. So, when did you realize that it wasn't that easy? Because we know, you know, entrepreneurship is not for the weak. Mm-mm. No, it's not a box. I knew once I moved down there. Mm-hmm. When I moved ... good post. Absolutely. It just, it never turns off. You have to turn it off. Now, this is your second attempt at entrepreneurship. I mean, you know, if you succeeded your first time, great for you. But most of us have several iterations of this, that, and the other before

Episode aired 2026-02-25

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Honey and Hustle · I read a chapter of Rewrite Your Rules by Morgan DeBuan for you (business book)

heart on August 9th, only two months after sending out our first Blavity newsletter, and pushed me into the throes of full-time entrepreneurship. The death of Mike Brown happened on a Saturday, and there were no tweets, no articles. It seemed there was absolutely nothing from Black media until ... this would bring us to the forefront of mainstream media. This desire is what drove me through all the ups and downs of early entrepreneurship. It's the reason I stopped projecting what I was going to do and actually took off. My purpose principle rags

Episode aired 2026-02-26

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Side Hustle Pro · 516: From Caregiver to CEO: How Camille Joy Robinson Turned Her Son’s Diagnosis Into a Movement

just bad. So I left my job and then, and then came Clubhouse and then it kind of just spiraled into entrepreneurship. I just remember telling my husband, I feel like I should change my podcast to talking about autism. There's like a, such an interest in this when ... other side of that. That is the key, that is the hack, that is the takeaway. Yes. So, what's something you wish the entrepreneurship world understood about building while caregiving? Wow. Oh, I think sometimes people judge the building while caregiving. Even my oldest son, I had a time

Episode aired 2026-05-29

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The Breakfast Club · Eating While Broke: JAMES DUMOULIN - School of Hard Chicks

channel, what part of those experiences led you to, seems like as a fan of your show, it seems like you respect and love entrepreneurship. Absolutely. So what's interesting is that I don't attribute any of my interpersonal skills of being able to go up and talk ... know, finding people that have industry experience of 20, 30, 40 years in different businesses from tech to real estate to finance to general entrepreneurship and just tried to get those insights and be able to package it and pass it on to the younger generation so that

Episode aired 2025-11-29

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So Ambitious · 309: Ambition Without Permission: Founders Who Built Their Own Lanes (Compilation)

yeah. But you have to be open and willing to grow and change alongside this person. Yeah. So it's the same thing. Like entrepreneurship, it is going to be very difficult for you to be successful entrepreneurship if you are poor in managing your money. Yeah. Because money ... children. I have my bonus daughter. But I don't know outside of parenthood that anything changes you fundamentally as a person like entrepreneurship. You cannot be the same. No. And you can be worse, you know, but it will rock and sock you. I have become more decisive, more

Episode aired 2026-01-14

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Black Entrepreneur Experience · BEE 524 How Chandell Stone Built Chany Ventures from Vision to Impact ~ Rewind

question you would have asked yourself? I want you to ask the question and answer it. I think it's, like, what, like, is entrepreneurship for everyone? A lot of people see the work that I'm doing, and I think a lot of younger people are really excited ... associated with, like, running your own thing and not working for anyone. And I guess I would just want to, like, say that entrepreneurship is actually, I don't think it's for everyone. And that's not a good, bad thing. And that's not an elitist thing

Episode aired 2025-10-22

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Hello Seven · The Invisible Force Killing Women's Businesses

something with these Black-owned companies? All I hear is excuses and no real accountability for the absolute leadership you have in your company. Entrepreneurship is for sure, not for everyone. Hanifa, take this as a sign and quit. Somewhere along the way, it stopped being about the problem ... grow up poor, you know money is important. All right. So why should you care? One of the reasons I am so passionate about entrepreneurship, it is a tool through which we have the opportunity to create wealth, even when we don't come from wealth and are starting from

Episode aired 2026-04-29

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Pour Minds · The Voice in My Head Is God ft. 2 Chainz

college, it just deterred me wanting to play basketball again. And so, you know, music is just another form of, like, I think entrepreneurship. And you know what I mean? And storytelling. And I had the stories because I was really living it. And I got with some guys from ... always be on it. But for me, I just hustle. I've just been hustling. People don't realize that about entrepreneurship, like, you have to be a self-starter. You have to be somebody that just have, like, the get up and go in you. Because it's different

Episode aired 2026-03-06

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Earn Your Leisure · 2 Chainz on Biggest Wins & Losses, Million-Dollar Independent Grind & SpaceX Investment

Atlanta in your development? Because it's like for us coming to Atlanta, it is the mecca of black business, black entrepreneurship. And I think that that even plays a part as far as like the musicians. I think it's more of an entrepreneurial spirit from the beginning because ... city of Atlanta kind of cultivates and supports black entrepreneurship. That's my opinion. What's your thoughts on that? We piggyback off each other. I think it's a great city to network. Everybody's one phone call away. One DM away. You can cut the ribbon

Episode aired 2026-03-06

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Real Talk with Zuby · #414 Kaizen Asiedu - Thinking Clearly in a World Gone Crazy

countries, like clearly have the moral high ground above others. I think when you're talking about like, economic development and like, opportunities for entrepreneurship and, you know, certain things and technology and whatever, sure, like they can be leaders in a lot of that. But I think when ... going crazy, like left comedy, right? Like, they're liberalizing in a healthy, and a way which like enables more flourishing enables more entrepreneurship enables more genuine freedom. But they sort of remain that but they remain conservative in the ways that also make sense, right

Episode aired 2026-05-08

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TMi · Beyond the Numbers: Unemployment, Veterans & the Fight for Opportunity (Ft. Valeisha Butterfield & Kevin Meggett)

this a lot, is, you know, what are those entrepreneurial paths too? Because sadly, so many of us are going to be forced into entrepreneurship when that may have not even been a goal. Absolutely. So I'm thinking about this veterans piece, man. I mean, this is quite disturbing ... that you are, because no matter which jobs you've had, you've always maintained your own businesses and, you know, been involved in entrepreneurship. And, you know, that's what we do every day. It is a massive struggle. That is not an easy thing to just

Episode aired 2025-10-01

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Black Entrepreneur Blueprint · Black Entrepreneur Blueprint 613 - Jay Jones - The Power Of Saying No for Entrepreneurs

lowered productivity can be a by-product of saying yes to too many things or too many people or opportunities. So basically guys, entrepreneurship is ultimately a time management game and your results are directly affected on how you allocate your time. Understood. You have to be cautious ... requires, it requires focus, follow one course until success focus. Many times the unsuccessful people, and it doesn't matter if it's an entrepreneurship in life or whatever, they don't have the focus. They don't have the focus to be successful. All right. Your goals also require

Episode aired 2026-03-16

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Business in the Black · How to Build Wealth with Insurance | Inside AAA Agency Ownership

know, being able to learn and, you know, share with our audience all the different ins and outs and different ways and paths to entrepreneurship. You know, so we just appreciate you for, like I say, your time and expertise. Oh, yeah, it's it's my pleasure. Again, thanks ... story. It's very reaffirming that I'm doing precisely what I'm supposed to do. I'm living my dream. I dreamt of entrepreneurship, but they didn't know how I would get there. And the Lord ordered my steps. And this segment just reminds me that

Episode aired 2026-04-10

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Market Mondays · MM #301: The Next Market Crash? Nvidia's Future, Oil To $100? & Best Assets To Buy Now

neither unemployed. They're not looking for work, including retirees, stay-at-home parents, discouraged workers, and people who have been forced into entrepreneurship. So, a lot of times we talk about the job revisions that have happened or the lying about the current job numbers. But I went ... about a scary fact. And even for us as African Americans, a lot of us have been pushed out of corporate and forced into entrepreneurship purely by necessity, not by choice. So, there's a lot of conversation about how strong the economy is. I know the indexes are only

Episode aired 2026-03-17

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Business in the Black · He Started a Business with $64 While Working Full-Time | Dr. Wade Manora Jr

anywhere else. I mean, you know, working. We have worked in higher ed. You know my story. Um, but they see the need for entrepreneurship. Um, and you're afraid, you know, you're the person you're afraid to take the leap. They know about taking the leap into ... entrepreneurship. Um, what would you tell them about starting lean, staying strategic and building something sustainable while still working full time? And what's the one, just one, tracking method that they should implement from day one? Definitely. I think it's vitally important to know your reasons

Episode aired 2026-03-11

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So Ambitious · 302: The Unusual Pairing - Ingrid Best on Building Space for Black Women in Luxury & Wine

last question for you is around uninterrupted, right? Because that is kind of the ethos of Black ambition is creating uninterrupted pathways to entrepreneurship and through entrepreneurship. And then the other part about that is ambition, right? Ambition uninterrupted. And so who is Ingrid uninterrupted? If nothing stood

Episode aired 2025-11-05

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