soul powered sista*: interview with jamyla bennu of oyinhandmade.com &...
*soul-powered sistas = connected to their inner well of faith, wisdom and courage; use their divine powers to nurse a tiny idea into a full-fledged thing you can touch. Each week, I’ll feature an...
View Articleyour greatest weaknesses = your greatest strengths
Weakness #1: I’m not good enough. My fear that I’m not good enough is the biggest obstacle between where I want my business to be and where it is now . (Anyone with me on this? I hear it’s pretty...
View Articlehow do you build a successful business? step-by-step!
“how does an ant eat an elephant? one bite at a time.” african proverb Now I know you probably don’t want to eat an elephant. And didn’t think ants would either, but hey, you learn something new...
View Articlesoul-powered sista**: an interview with kelly diels of cleavage (part 1)
*soul-powered sistas = connected to their inner well of faith, wisdom and courage; use their divine powers to nurse a tiny idea into a full-fledged thing you can touch. Each week, I’ll feature an...
View ArticleHow Social Media Can Help You Trust Yourself
The experts are wrong when they say fear is one of the biggest obstacles between you and your business success. Well, at least they’re only half right: lack of self-trust is the other half of the...
View ArticleInner View of the Entrepreneurial Path with the Inspiring Jade Craven
Inner View of the Entrepreneurial Path is an interview series with successful entrepreneurs who bravely share the ups and downs of building their businesses. My hope is that as we hear more and more...
View ArticleAre you tripping over the stones that are there to guide you?
I want a lot of things in my life right now. In January, I left my home of 13 years (New York City) to start a new chapter of my life in the Bay (San Francisco). And even though I enjoy daily bike...
View ArticleWelcome to Customer Love Month!
November is Customer Love Month! Thanks to LaVonne Ellis at the Complete Flake I’m finally getting into action and publishing those half-written posts that have been clogging up my head for the past...
View Articleon worms, magic & dancing in the rain
I grew up in Nigeria. As a child, rainy season was my favorite time of year. The rain was unpredictable. Intense. And warm. The heavy shower would last for 10 minutes sometimes 5. Then it would stop...
View Articleonly two breaths away
I was judge, juror, jailer and prisoner. My annoying boss, lying ex, domineering friends, mouthy 9-year old and unreliable “baby daddy” (I hate that term). All innocent. Because I was doing it to...
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