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HBW048: How to Plan a Successful Live Event with Event Manager Jillian Smith

March 30, 2016 | By Rosetta |

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Today’s guest is Jillian Smith. Jillian is the event manager for Happy Black Woman and the Founder/CEO of One Touch Events, LLC. Her mission is to work with clients to manage show-stopping events of all kinds. Jillian’s company plans everything from weddings to corporate engagement activities and beyond. She has a passion for systems and organization, as well as design, which allows her to see the full vision of the event and work towards wowing the client and the attendees. Jillian’s passion for event management is clear, and she shares her purpose with openness throughout this conversation with Rosetta.

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Understanding the client’s purpose.

For Jillian, finding her purpose happened quite organically. She explains that she always knew she wanted to own a business, but wasn’t quite clear exactly what her business would be until she had her “a ha!” moment. Jillian had always been the go-to source for party planning inspiration for friends and family – from baby showers to weddings and much more. She clearly had a gift and she loved doing it. It all became clear during the process of planning her own 30th birthday party. It was then that Jillian realized this was her purpose. And so, she set out to start an event planning business – One Touch Events, LLC. was born.

Why it’s important to have your tribe in place before planning an event.

Jillian shares some event planning tips that can help a novice that might be ready to get started. These strategic action steps offer insight into the ins and outs of events, so you can decide if you’re ready to take the plunge. Jillian discusses the value of having a tribe in place before planning an event, because this ensures you are able to fill seats. Another important thing to consider is the overall mission of the event. Jillian suggests thinking about what you want people to walk away from the event with as a way of identifying your event mission.

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Staying organized while juggling so many things.

There’s no doubt Jillian is a busy business owner. That’s why it’s so important to manage her time and make sure she is able to stay focused on the task at hand. Jillian discusses some of her “secret weapons” that help her stay organized, including Basecamp, which she uses to manage her events and stay organized, and time blocking as a way of managing her schedule. Jillian’s ability to maintain organization has been essential to her success and the growth of the business. She also offers insight into her main focus throughout each day: client experience over everything.

Live courageously and lead with love.

As Rosetta and Jillian finish up their chat, Jillian leaves us with some final advice and inspiration. Her #1 piece of advice for fellow entrepreneurs who are ready to follow their dreams? Don’t let money be your only motive for starting a business. Jillian also discusses some books that have inspired her and kept her focus on what she needed to do to make her dreams come true. Jillian’s conversation with Rosetta is filled with tactical tips and inspiration that can propel you forward in your journey.

“Live courageously and lead with love.” – @onetouchevents

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Outline of this great episode:

  • [0:35] Rosetta’s introduction of her guest, Jillian Smith.
  • [2:03] Jillian’s mission and the work that she does.
  • [3:53] How Rosetta and Jillian connected.
  • [6:41] What made Jillian decide to be an event planner?
  • [10:56] Some concrete action steps that can help you get started in events.
  • [18:58] Some other things to think about when you want to properly produce an event.
  • [24:09] How do you stay focused and productive during the day with so much multi-tasking going on.
  • [29:39] A book that has inspired Jillian on her journey.
  • [31:30] Jillian’s personal mantra.
  • [33:43] Jillian’s advice for women who are ready to follow their dreams.
  • [35:32] How to connect with Jillian.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

  • BOOK: “The E-Myth Revisited”
  • BOOK: “Essentialism”
  • QUOTE: Live courageously and lead with love.
  • Basecamp
  • Jillian’s website: http://www.onetoucheventsllc.com/

About Jillian Smith

My approach starts with a simple KISS. Keep It Simple, Suga! I listen to your thoughts, taking cues from your personality, ideas, past experiences and pull together a full sensory event experience that flows together effortlessly. Whether it be an intimate backyard gathering to celebrate the blessing of a new year of life or taking lovers leap into matrimony, the beauty of the occasion and the love that fills the air is intoxicating. And you should have the opportunity to enjoy each and every moment of it, that’s where I come in!

Leveraging my 12-year experience in the corporate setting, I’ve always been drawn to the streamlined, sleek approach to executing a grand affair. My love of technology & planning tools, coupled with savvy design details are a product of my right & left-brain working in creative harmony. Not only do we organize but also we design with your end result in mind…with a OneTouch of ‘WOW!’

The Rundown….

  • I love a good glass of Malbec.
  • I’m a Recipe Perfectionist; literally will make the same dish until it sings to me!
  • Blue is my favorite color, all shades.
  • I wish I were a runner. I applaud them. But I’m mean on the elliptical machine :)

Though cliché, laughter in large doses is so therapeutic for me and I do so often! There are rare times you won’t see a smile on my face.

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How to Stop Shortchanging Yourself and Increase Your Self-Worth

March 29, 2016 | By Rosetta |

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Last week, I went to Lenscrafters to buy some new eyeglasses.

As I walked over to the wall of designer frames, the salesperson steered me toward the lower-priced options instead.

“Just to let you know, the further you go down the wall, the more expensive the frames get,” she explained.

Her tone seemed genuinely helpful, not condescending.

Still, I hadn’t asked her anything about price, so I was curious as to what made her mention it.

“I’m not concerned with how much they cost,” I replied with a smile.

“I just want to get the best frames to fit my face.”

She looked surprised and proceeded to hand me a little tray to place my selections on.

This exchange in the eyeglass store made me think back to the conversations we used to have about money in my family when I was a kid.

Your Background Influences Your Beliefs About Money

Growing up, my family did not have much money. In fact, my mom, my sister and I lived in the public housing projects in Ohio for many years.

I was taught to “bargain shop” for everything from food to clothes, shoes and cars.

I saw my mom, grandmother and aunt always cutting corners when it came to their desires.

So I thought that’s how I was supposed to operate in my own life.

I thought I had to shortchange myself when it came to my own needs.

That meant Wal-Mart underwear instead of Victoria Secret panties.

That meant getting groceries at Save-a-Lot instead of Whole Foods’ gourmet items.

Of course, this mindset served me well as a struggling college student, but as I got older and earned enough money from my job (and now my business) to be able to invest in nicer things for myself…

I felt GUILTY doing so.

Even though my bank account was bigger, I still felt like I should be picking out the lowest-priced clothes, shoes, food and cars.

It took me YEARS to finally stop buying those Payless shoes that hurt my feet and my back!

But once I started to see myself as worthy of having the very BEST in every area of my life, my money mindset completely changed.

Whenever I wanted something, I began to ask myself a very simple question:

Am I worth it?

The answer was always YES, which motivated me to figure out how to get whatever it is that I wanted.

I began to honor my own value when I stopped limiting myself only to what was “on sale.”

Despite my upbringing, I became willing to pay full price for ME.

How to Stop Shortchanging Yourself

Today, I invite you to think of an area of your life where you have been shortchanging yourself.

It could be as simple as buying the cheapest ice cream in the grocery store instead of getting the name brand you really want, just so you can save 50 cents.

This week, go ahead and splurge on the organic vanilla bean gelato or whatever.

It’s not the actual item that matters.

It’s the willingness to put higher value on YOU and your desires.

Put your money where your mouth is and you will find your sense of self-worth increasing in both significant and subtle ways, including asking for a raise at work or doubling your rates in your business.

Now just to be clear, I’m NOT talking about putting yourself into debt purchasing things you have absolutely no means of paying for.

What I’m saying is to buy yourself the BEST you can afford instead of automatically picking the cheapest option.

An Affirmation for Increasing Your Self-Worth

It may be helpful for you to repeat the following affirmation during this process of transforming your mindset:

“AFFIRMATION: I deserve the best of everything in life and I am ready to receive it now.”

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4 Questions to Help You Overcome Failure and Move On With Your Life

March 28, 2016 | By Rosetta |

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“I’ve missed more than 9,000 shots in my career. I’ve lost almost 300 games. Twenty-six times I’ve been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed. I’ve failed over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed.” – Michael Jordan

I was in Tucson, Arizona a few months ago for a mastermind retreat with one of my business mentors, Lisa Sasevich.

At the retreat, we did an activity where we had to reveal one of our business failures to our group and then share what we learned from it.

The failure I shared was from a few years ago when I did a 4-city speaking tour around the country.

We had named it the “Launch Yourself Tour” geared toward women who were ready to get their businesses off the ground.

I was in the airport headed to my first tour stop from Hawaii when I got a frantic call from my assistant.

She was calling to tell me that the brand name “Launch Yourself” was already trademarked and we had received a stern “cease and desist” email from the trademark owner to stop using it immediately.

I hadn’t done my due diligence to check to see if anyone else was using the name. And of course, I had already spent money on the graphic design, printed materials and a website for the tour!

I had my “sit on the airport floor and cry” moment – but soon we were able to spring into action and get our graphic designer to update all of our marketing materials with a new name: the “Launch Your Business Tour.”

Turns out, the name “Launch Your Business” was much better and more appropriate to the work we were doing. Years later, it’s also proven to be way more profitable than what we had originally come up with.

My lesson?

Sometimes good ideas fail so that better ones can take their place.

The Importance of Acknowledging Your Failures

I’ve realized how important it is to acknowledge our failures, instead of trying to sweep them under the rug.

When we avoid the truth that we are human and we make mistakes, it is nearly impossible to learn from them.

Because the real value is in the wisdom you gain as a result of going through the failure.

Every problem, every crisis, every challenge, every setback comes with a lesson.

No exceptions.

But what can hold you back (for months, years and even decades) is the STORY you tell yourself about the failure.

What Story Are You Telling Yourself About Your Failures?

If you launch a new product or service and no one buys it, you might tell yourself the story:

I’m just not cut out to be a business owner.

If you have a falling out with your best friend, you might tell yourself the story:

I’m just not good at friendships.

If you get divorced, you might tell yourself the story:

I’m just not a good wife.

We live our lives based on the stories we tell ourselves.

That’s why we have to be very careful about what those stories are so that they don’t sabotage our success.

Four Questions to Help You Overcome Failure:

Today, I encourage you to journal about one of your failures as a first step in forgiving yourself and creating a new reality for your life.

  1. What failure have I been beating myself up about?
  2. What lesson did I learn from the failure?
  3. What story have I been telling myself about it?
  4. What would my life be like if I let it go?

And if you’d like to go deeper with my simple month-long process to help you let go of the past, get unstuck and start living the life you really want, click here: 31dayreset.com

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HBW047: Helping Entrepreneurs Tap into Their Gifts and Launch Online, with Maribel Jimenez

March 23, 2016 | By Rosetta |

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Today’s guest connected with Rosetta through their shared business mentor. Maribel Jimenez is the founder of Your Dream Launch, a business focused on helping entrepreneurs tap into their gifts and get their work out there. Maribel offers support and strategy around launches, which is something she has experience with for her own businesses. For Maribel, it’s all about simplifying the process in order to allow her clients to follow their purpose, share their gifts, and build a successful business.

Whether you think you can, or think you can’t, you’re right ~ Henry Ford

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Taking a leap of faith to follow your dreams.

Maribel spent many years working hard to build a skill set and a career she could be proud of. She realized she could put her gifts to better use by building her own business, which is a dream Maribel has held onto for quite some time. She realized it was time to take the leap of faith and follow her purpose when she faced a difficult family struggle with her son being in the hospital. This gave her the strength to face her fears and go after her dreams. And so, she built her first business and spent time understanding the most effective strategy for her launch. It was during this process that she realized she needed to share her strategy with others.

Getting rid of limiting beliefs.

As Maribel grew her business, she had to overcome the limiting beliefs that had become ingrained in her through the years. She shares some action steps that you can implement if you’re ready to get started. The most important step? Setting goals. For Maribel, this is the root of everything. She discusses the danger of limiting beliefs and the difficulty of getting rid of them when trying to make a life change. Maribel relates limiting beliefs to weeds – they pop up with no effort and flourish without any attention. The key for Maribel was replacing those limiting beliefs with a new belief – one that makes it all seem possible.

You’ve got to feel the fear and do it anyway ~ Maribel Jimenez

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Everything begins with goals.

As she explains her 5-step strategy, which starts with goal-setting, it’s clear Maribel understands what it’s like to face obstacles and work hard to overcome them. After goal-setting, Maribel explains the value of deciding on strategies that will bring it all to life. She also discusses the importance of breaking down your plan into small, actionable chunks to make it all seem more doable. The final step? Accountability. Maribel shares the value of having an accountability partner and how that can truly propel your business to the next level.

Feel the fear and do it anyway.

As she closes out her chat with Rosetta, Maribel shares her daily routine and how she’s managed to transform her work week into a 2-day work week. She does this by focusing on the most powerful tasks she can do and getting those done in the 2 days of her week. Maribel also discusses how she manages to balance it all – a busy business with a busy family (including a brand new baby). In closing, she shares her number one piece of advice to female entrepreneurs who are thinking about taking that leap of faith: feel the fear and do it anyway.

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Outline of this great episode:

  • [0:33] Rosetta’s introduction of her guest, Maribel Jimenez.
  • [1:54] Maribel’s mission and the work that she does.
  • [3:46] What led Maribel to this journey and creating this business.
  • [7:05] What was the trigger that led you to realize you were going down the wrong road?
  • [9:27] Some tips and strategies women can implement if they’re ready to make a change.
  • [16:54] Understanding how to get to the end goal most effectively.
  • [24:03] Maribel’s daily routine and how she stays focused on her goals.
  • [28:50] A book that has inspired Maribel on her journey.
  • [30:11] Maribel’s personal mantra.
  • [31:24] A tip for women who are ready to get started with their business and follow their dreams.
  • [32:53] How to connect with Maribel.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

  • BOOK: “Ask and It Is Given”
  • Dr. Kevin Leman
  • Personal Mantra: Whether you think you can, or think you can’t, you’re right. ~ Henry Ford
  • Maribel’s website: www.YourDreamLaunch.com  – Get your free Prepare to Launch Checklist

About Maribel Jimenez

Maribel Jimenez is an international speaker, bestselling author, and marketing mentor. She is founder of Creative Solutions Consulting, the New Superwoman community, co-founder of Bake Your Book mentoring and her newest brand Your Dream Launch. She works with Entrepreneurs, Coaches, and Consultants teaching how to launch to 6 & 7 figures with successful product and program launches.

For the past 15 years, Maribel has written successful marketing campaigns, curriculum and training programs for multi-million dollar organizations and won numerous awards.

Her passion is to help entrepreneurs tap into their brilliance, share it with the world through powerful dream launches and create great prosperity in their business while maintaining a balance in their lives. She is the Creator of the Dream Launch Formula systems.

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3 Steps to Change Your Circumstances in Any Area of Your Life

March 18, 2016 | By Rosetta |

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Here’s an email that came in recently:

“The number one challenge I’m facing right now is that I don’t make enough money to do what I need to do. $1,020 a month doesn’t go very far. I work part time, and have been applying for full time work since 2011 to no avail. I don’t really want to work for somebody else but right now my choices are slim.”

We receive messages like this every single week, from talented, passionate, creative women all over the world.

While I’m not able to provide free email coaching to all the ladies in our tribe, what I can do is share some ideas that may help you move forward if you’re in a similar situation.

1. Change your language from limitation to affirmation.

Stop saying negative phrases like: “My choices are slim” and start replacing them with positive ones like: “I choose to do whatever I want.”

This is a much more empowering statement that affirms who you really are – a creative woman with choices in all areas of her life.

2. Recognize your power.

Alice Walker said, “‘The most common way people give up their power is by thinking they don’t have any.”

Remember, just the fact that you want something MORE for yourself is an indication that you have been given a vision for your life that is bigger than you.

And when you have been given a big vision for your life, you have also been given the ability to make it a reality.

This means you already have the power to change your life. You just have to decide that you will do so.

3. Brainstorm solutions and take action.

If you want to move from where you are now to where you really want to be, you need to ask yourself the following questions:

Am I truly ready to transform this area of my life?

What strategies can I try that I haven’t tried before in this area of my life? 

What risks am I willing to take to change this area of my life?

Who can I ask for help or support in this area of my life?

Whenever you feel pain in a particular area of your life, it’s usually because something needs to change.

And YOU have to be the one to change it.

Because if you wait for something (or someone) outside of you to change, you could be waiting YEARS before anything shifts.

If you don’t do something to change your circumstances, a year from now, you could still be in the exact same place you are today – just a little more discouraged than you were before.

But when you can change your language, you reframe your circumstances and see from a new point of view.

When you can recognize your power, you gain confidence in yourself and hope for the future.

And when you can brainstorm solutions and take action, your life will transform faster than you ever thought possible.

I believe in you.

I believe in your goals.

And I’m here to help you as much as I can.

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HBW046: Authenticity Has No Competition: An Inspiring Conversation with Lucinda Cross

March 16, 2016 | By Rosetta |

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On today’s episode of Happy Black Woman, Rosetta chats with an incredibly inspiring entrepreneur, Lucinda Cross. Lucinda has overcome tremendous odds to achieve a life of success and happiness doing what she loves: sharing a message of hope. Her mission is simple: to help those who are considered the best-kept secrets. Lucinda works with people who are “hidden gems” – people who hold back from sharing their gifts – so they can expose their missions and messages. Her talent for bringing out the best in others is clear and through her story, it’s obvious that her life experience has fed her desire to serve others.

“Authenticity has no competition.” – @lucindaspeaks, on this episode of #HappyBlackWoman

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Authenticity has no competition.

For Lucinda, the key to unlocking the potential of others is to help them overcome the mindset of comparison. She shares insight into her view that, if you are authentic, you have no competition. For Lucinda, it’s all about connecting with your true self, your true mission, and sharing that with the world. She works with clients through workshops, group coaching, speaking engagements, and more to help them understand that you don’t need permission to be who you are. Lucinda shares some tips and strategies that can help you get started on your journey to an authentic life, which includes identifying your gifts and “tooting your own horn”.

There’s a fortune in your frustration.

Lucinda discusses the years of frustration she felt when she spent time building the dreams of others, while ignoring her own. She shares the value in this frustration and how it served to help her find the courage to say yes to herself and her own dreams. For Lucinda, it was all about building credibility and establishing herself as a thought leader in the industry. She also offers insight into the value of looking at the giants of your industry, rather than your peers. For Lucinda, that meant studying greats like Tony Robbins and Les Brown and aiming to set herself apart from the rest in the same way.

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The role of a vision board in turning your life around.

As Lucinda shares her story, she discusses how she went from saying yes to something she should have said no to, to serving 4 ½ years in a federal prison. It was during this time that she devoted herself to vision boards, which transformed her future and that of fellow inmates. For Lucinda, a vision board kept her hopes high while in prison and paved the way for future successes. Today, she shares her passion for vision boards with the world through workshops and coaching sessions to help women who are ready to bring their vision to life.

Refusing to be a public success and a private failure.

As she closes out her chat with Rosetta, Lucinda discusses what life looks like today – after working so hard to overcome the many obstacles she’s faced. Happiness didn’t come easy for her, but she fully believes the frustration made her the success she is today. Lucinda shares one of the most important lessons in her life today: realizing she needed help and asking for it. Hiring help, Lucinda says, truly saves the day for her. In closing, she shares her go-to quotes and a book that has inspired her on her journey. When it comes to inspiration and beating the odds, it’s hard to find someone better than Lucinda Cross.

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Outline of this great episode:

  • [0:40] Rosetta’s introduction of her guest, Lucinda Cross.
  • [1:52] Lucinda’s mission and the work that she does.
  • [3:31] How Lucinda works with clients and helps them achieve their goals.
  • [4:12] How can women stop being the best-kept secret and put themselves out there?
  • [7:37] What inspired Lucinda to start her business?
  • [12:28] How Lucinda’s vision board process played a part in her success.
  • [14:20] Lucinda’s journey to start working on collages as part of her vision board process.
  • [17:42] A typical day in Lucinda’s life.
  • [21:21] Lucinda’s process of figuring out how to fit time in for everything that matters.
  • [27:20] A book that has inspired Lucinda in her journey.
  • [29:11] Lucinda’s personal mantra.
  • [30:42] Lucinda’s #1 piece of advice for beginning women entrepreneurs.
  • [33:55] How you can connect with Lucinda.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

  • BOOK: “The One Minute Millionaire”
  • Lucinda Cross’s website: www.LucindaCross.com – get your free eBook 40 Ways to Market Like a Celebrity Without Compromising Your Brand or Your Body
  • Lucinda on Instagram

About Lucinda Cross

Lucinda Cross is a best-selling author, internationally known speaker, spokesperson, media personality, and energetic teacher of personal and professional development. In 2006, she started the brand Activate Your Life Today! and is the President of Activate WorldWide Inc. a leadership services firm that specializes in the delivery of personal and professional development enrichment programs.

Lucinda creates and delivers products and services that include but are not limited to seminars, workshops, curricula and training that are developed for professional women, millennials and at risk youth. Her programs are also captured to enriching the lives of professional women seeking personal growth.

She is a contributing writer for Black Enterprise and Huffington Post Women. Lucinda is an author of the best-selling book, The Road To Redemption, Corporate Mom Drop Outs, and The Art of Activation. Her books teach readers the foundations of living an extraordinary life against all odds.

Her new book Activate Your Vision is now available at her signature vision board parties and will be released to the public Jan. 2016.

Founder of the popular Activate! Conference. Held annually, Activate! presents a series of informative events with the purpose of “activating” the power inside of women. Activate Men has just been formed and these events help to encourage men and women to live fulfilling and purpose driven lives.

Lucinda is the personal and professional development expert for several non-profit organizations, business development centers and her leadership advice have been featured on The Today Show, AriseTV, SModa- International Spain Magazine, The NY Post, Fox 5, News 12 NY, NY 1, The Daily News, The New York Times, Essence Magazine, Ebony Magazine, ABC Money Matters, Black Enterprise, Dr. OZ, The Bethenny Show, CNN iReport, Hot97 Street Soldiers, Tom Joyner Morning Show, as well as numerous online publications and over 100 online radio shows.

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HBW 045: Motivating the Masses for Incredible Success, with Lisa Nichols

February 29, 2016 | By Rosetta |

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This conversation is fraught with technical issues, but it was so rich Rosetta wanted to make sure you were able to hear as much of it as possible anyway, because when it comes to motivational speakers, her guest on this one, Lisa Nichols, is at the top of the list. Her global platform, “Motivating the Masses” has reached and served nearly 30 million people. Her story is not unlike many of yours. She was a struggling single mom on public assistance before she became the Lisa you know today, and it was her courage and determination that enabled her to push through the obstacles and difficulties to become the “Success story” that so many look to for inspiration. Please turn your volume all the way up and take the time to listen to this episode – we promise you’ll mine some diamonds from it!

Lisa Nichols: Black Woman Entrepreneur who motivates the masses toward success

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Rosetta is always interested to know the story behind the story, the path that every entrepreneur she interviews has walked to get them to the place they are at now. Lisa’s story is one that led her through many difficulties, all the way to the challenge of a friend to get started with a business that is now known as “Motivating the Masses.” Her story is one to inspire you that no matter what your dreams are, you can’t start from anywhere except where you are at this moment, and there are things you can do right now to make that start. Hear Lisa’s story and be inspired!

A 7th book from Lisa Nichols.

Lisa Nichols shares the message of her 7th book, “Abundance Now,” with us on this episode of the Happy Black Woman podcast. It’s her manifesto about mindset and effort to create the life you want, starting from where you are. It provides a clear and practical blueprint for personal success, drawn directly from the Lisa’s life experiences. Her unusual story of transforming her own life from public assistance for her family to leading a multi-million dollar enterprise is what is behind this powerful book. Get more details about the book on this episode.

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Successful at helping others as well.

The success Lisa Nichols has enjoyed came at a very high personal price and the blessings she has in her life now are not lost on her. She’s given back in so many ways they are hard to count. Through Lisa’s non-profit foundation “Motivating the Teen Spirit,” she has touched the lives of over 200,000 teens, prevented over 3,800 teen suicides, supported 2,500 dropouts in returning to school, and has helped thousands reunite with families. Her desire to help those who are now in the shoes she once wore is an example and inspiration to many.

Lisa is available to help you begin moving toward a more abundant life.

Over the years Lisa’s company, “Motivating the Masses” has helped thousands move from a mediocre life to one of great success and she’s confident that she can help you as well. She’s continually cranking out additional courses, resources, and posts expressly for that purpose and she intends to keep on doing so. Listen to this episode to hear how you can connect with Lisa’s team and get your life headed in a new, more hopeful direction.

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Outline of this great episode

  • [0:30] A quick note about this episode.
  • [0:54] Rosetta’s welcome and introduction to this episode with Lisa Nichols.
  • [2:04] Why Lisa did her mission of “motivating the masses” as a business.
  • [6:04] The power of Lisa’s ripple effect: more joy and less stress.
  • [9:51] Lisa’s example of just getting started with your dreams and ideas.
  • [10:48] How Lisa keeps herself focused and on track day to day.
  • [16:56] What kind of team is need to run a company the size of Lisa’s.
  • [23:49] About Lisa’s book, “Abundance Now.”
  • [33:12] What makes Lisa Nichols a Happy Black Woman?

Resources & Links mentioned in this episode

BOOK: Abundance Now

http://motivatingthemasses.com/

About Lisa Nichols

LISA NICHOLS is one of the world’s most-requested motivational speakers, as well as media personality and corporate CEO whose global platform has reached and served nearly 30 million people. From a struggling single mom on public assistance to a millionaire entrepreneur, Lisa’s courage and determination has inspired fans worldwide and helped countless audiences break through, to discover their own untapped talents and infinite potential.

As Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Motivating the Masses, Inc. – one of the country’s only publicly traded personal and business development training companies – Lisa has helped develop workshops and programs that have transformed the lives of men and women, and altered the trajectory of businesses throughout the country and across the world.

Lisa is also a best-selling author of six books and her 7th book, ABUNDANCE NOW!, published by Harper Collins, will be released January, 2016. In ABUNDANCE NOW, Lisa continues her journey with her fans, providing a clear and practical blueprint for personal success, drawn directly from the life experiences of its beloved author. ABUNDANCE NOW is the eagerly-anticipated follow-up to Lisa’s New York Times bestseller, NO MATTER WHAT.

Lisa’s extraordinary story of transforming her own life from public assistance for her family to leading a multi-million dollar enterprise is the inspiration behind her bold mission to teach others that it is possible to do the same. Today, fans worldwide revere Lisa for her mastery of teaching people how to accomplish unfathomable goals and tap their limitless potential.

A noted media personality who has appeared on Oprah, The Today Show, the Steve Harvey Show, and Extra – just to name a few, is also celebrated for the impact she has on the lives of teens. Through Lisa’s non-profit foundation Motivating the Teen Spirit, she has touched the lives of 211,650 teens, prevented over 3,800 teen suicides, supported 2,500 dropouts in returning to school, and has helped thousands reunite with families.

Among the prestigious awards and honors bestowed upon Lisa for her extensive work are the Humanitarian Award from the country of South Africa, The Ambassador Award, and the LEGO Foundation‘s Heart of Learning Award. The City of Henderson, Nevada namedNovember 20th as Motivating the Teen Spirit Day; and the City of Houston, Texas named May 9th as Lisa Nichols Day for her dedication to service, philanthropy and healing.

Lisa lives, plays and works in the greater San Diego, California area and on stages around the world, working alongside her world-class team committed to Motivating the Masses.

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HBW044: Kristi Jackson: Helping Women Feel Empowered to be More Profitable

February 28, 2016 | By Rosetta |

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On today’s episode of Happy Black Woman, Rosetta chats with an inspiring entrepreneur and successful business owner, Kristi Jackson. Kristi is on a mission to help women become more profitable by connecting them with their empowerment. Her goal is to challenge the status quo in today’s business world, which leaves most women business owners less profitable and in business for shorter periods of time. Kristi shares her journey with Rosetta from struggling to find her way in the business world to finding her true purpose of helping others follow their purpose and build profitable businesses.

I’m on a mission to help women build #profitable, sustainable #businesses ~ Kristi Jackson

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The power of never giving up on your dreams.

Kristi was incredibly determined in her quest to find support from women in the business world. After spending months looking for answers as to how she could make more money and be more successful, she finally realized the answers were within her. Kristi was inspired to create her business because she wanted to provide the answers she sought out on her own to other women. She knew she could help and she was compelled to do so. Kristi discusses how she ran her first business and was burning the candle at both ends, but was determined to see it through. This became the platform for her current business, Women CEO Project, where she helps women and organizations around the world.

Why you need to stop seeking permission to follow your dreams.

When Kristi found a way to pursue her purpose through her business, she realized she had been holding herself back for many years. She shares some action steps for women who are ready to build a business around their purpose. The first step? Absolutely, positively stop seeking permission. Kristi shares how common it is to see people and businesses facing obstacles they put there themselves. When you start believing in what’s possible, everything falls into place. Kristi goes on to share the value of growing your email list along with some other valuable steps that can build a strong foundation for your business.

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The value of saying “no”.

As Kristi delves into her typical day with Rosetta, she begins by sharing why she says “no” a lot. She realized she was devoting time and energy that weren’t adding value to her life and that’s when she knew it was time to start saying no. Kristi also offers insight into how she structures her day and maintains focus with such a busy schedule. From travel to exercise to playing with her dog, Kristi shares how important it is to always make time for the things that truly matter to you. She also dives into her technique for managing tasks and some tech tools she loves to keep things organized.

Why not you?

As Kristi shares her story, it’s clear that she had to work hard to get where she is today. She overcame obstacles, persevered, and never gave up on her purpose. As Rosetta closes out her chat with Kristi they discuss some books that have inspired her on her journey. Kristi also shares her number 1 tip for aspiring entrepreneurs who are ready to pursue their dreams: Why not you? She explains the power of this simple question and how it can shift your mindset from one of “can’t” to one of “can”. Listen in for a generous free gift Kristi is offering to the HBW tribe.

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Outline of this great episode

  • [0:33] Rosetta’s introduction of her guest,
  • [1:25] Kristi’s mission and the work that she does.
  • [2:35] How Kristi and Rosetta connected.
  • [4:14] What inspired Kristi to start this business.
  • [9:47] What made her turn it from an organization to an actual business.
  • [11:37] Some action steps for women who want to grow their business.
  • [17:25] Why you need to focus on growing your list.
  • [23:27] How Kristi stays focused and stays on track.
  • [28:29] Kristi shares how she organizes her tasks and projects.
  • [32:25] A book that has inspired Kristi on her journey.
  • [34:40] The #1 tip for women who are ready to build a business around her purpose.
  • [36:49] How you can connect with Kristi.

Resources & Links mentioned in this episode

BOOK: “The Motivation Manifesto”

Kristi Jackson’s website: www.WomenCEOProject.com

FREE 10-Lesson Online Course: Goal Setting Pro Course

Women CEO Project on Instagram

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About Kristi Jackson

Kristi L. Jackson, MBA. Author. Speaker. Publisher. Entrepreneur. Global Business Strategist. Founder of Women CEO Project, Behind the Grind and Power Culture Magazine.

I started Women CEO Project in August 2010, out of a personal need to become a better, more consummate business woman. I did not want to attend another event and leave without tangible business knowledge that could grow my business, make it more profitable, and teach me skills. I searched and searched and could not find the right fit, the right community, or the right mix of business lessons in any organization.

So, in 2010, I set out to create what I needed. It became a local, then global destination for current and aspiring business women all over the world who want to also become stronger, wiser and MORE educated entrepreneurs. In the 5 years of Women CEO Project’s existence, we have reached nearly 100,000 global businesses touching them with online lessons, courses, conferences and tutorials.

As the Founder, I’ve had the skill and fortune to consult or be affiliated with some TOP companies in the world including Chase Bank, The White House, Wells Fargo, IBM, Apple, Google, Microsoft, Dress for Success and Capital One Bank. Also, to win a couple of awards like “2013 Women’s Organization of the Year”, “2012 Humanitarian of the Year, and be nominated for Houston Business Journal and Texas Southern University’s 40 Under 40 List”. In addition, I’ve privately consulted with individual businesses in countries including Nigeria, Dubai, Monaco and London.

But more importantly, I’ve had the honor to work with many individual women and businesses who were looking for help refining their strategies, or creating a strategy, being more innovative in their industry, leveraging technology to scale her business or creating and packaging up her awesome to sell to her audience.

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HBW043: Sharmie Williams: Fostering Creativity and Preserving Memories

February 27, 2016 | By Rosetta |

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On today’s episode of Happy Black Woman, Rosetta chats with another valued member of the HBW inner circle, Sharmie Williams. Sharmie discusses her mission of creating custom memory quilts for women who want to preserve their family memories. Her business, Digital Sphinx Designs is founded on 3 principles that are at the core of who Sharmie is: Artsy, Fit, and Secure. In this chat with Rosetta, Sharmie shares insight into how she found her purpose and turned it into a business, as well as what it was like to transition to civilian life after retiring from the Army.

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Finding a secure space to create and feel safe in being yourself.

Sharmie has always been a creative person. As a child, she grew up with a grandmother who made quilts for every member of the family, no matter where they fell on the family tree. This inspired a love for art and all things creative in Sharmie. Her love of quilting came after spending many years working in needlecraft and other creative pursuits. Sharmie says that when she found quilting she knew she’d be doing it for the rest of her life. That kind of passion is what led to the development of her business. Sharmie is passionate about helping women preserve memories and she shares how quilting can be personalized to the individual in order to create a truly one-of-a-kind memory quilt.

How to create structure after retiring from the Army.

Sharmie spent 20 years in the Army, living a life of intense structure. After retiring, it became clear that she needed to approach life with some degree of structure in order to accomplish her goals and run her business. Sharmie discusses her typical day and how she manages her time in order to make the most of her day. She also shares the importance of defining your schedule in the way that best suits you. With this in mind, Sharmie structures her day to start a bit later in the morning, when she feels the most productive.

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Accounting for time when pursuing your passion.

Sharmie discusses the value of accounting for your time, which is particularly important with creative pursuits. She manages her time by using a time tracking app that gives her a better understanding of how long each project takes. Sharmie shares why it’s important to manage your time effectively so that you maximize your schedule and structure your day more effectively. She and Rosetta discuss how easy it is to have your time eaten up if you don’t properly account for your time.

Stay the course and keep pushing forward.

As she closes out her chat with Rosetta, Sharmie shares a tip for women who are ready to pursue their dreams and start a business: Choose to be fearless. She expands on this advice further by explaining that there will always be naysayers and doubters, but you can’t let them prevent you from living your life’s purpose. Sharmie shares her personal mantra and a favorite book that has inspired her on her journey. Sharmie’s story will inspire fellow creatives and anyone that wants to pursue their dreams.

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Outline of this great episode

  • [0:32] Rosetta’s introduction of her guest, Sharmie Williams.
  • [1:19] Sharmie’s mission and the work that she does.
  • [2:52] Understanding what a custom memory quilt is.
  • [5:05] What inspired Sharmie to create this business.
  • [6:51] Action steps to get started with creating a memory quilt.
  • [11:22] Some reasons people go to Sharmie for a memory quilt.
  • [12:48] How the business works and how Sharmie spends a typical day.
  • [17:05] Transitioning from the military to a happy life in retirement from the military.
  • [21:24] A book that has inspired Sharmie on her journey.
  • [23:44] Sharmie’s personal mantra.
  • [25:25] Sharmie’s #1 tip for women who are ready to pursue their dreams and start a business.
  • [26:36] How to connect with Sharmie.

Resources & Links mentioned in this episode

BOOK: “Still Writing: The Perils and Pleasures of a Creative Life”

MANTRA: You can only become truly accomplished at something you love. Don’t make money your goal. Instead, pursue the things you love doing, and then do them so well that people can’t take their eyes off you. ~ Maya Angelou

Sharmie Williams’ website: www.DigitialSphinxDesigns.com – Sign up for Sharmie’s newsletter for access to tips to help you foster your creativity.

About Sharmie Williams

Sharmie Williams provides visual art creations that will inspire you to use art as an expression of memories, exploration, growth, and empowerment. Sharmie started this journey as a passion for designing quilts as personal family heirlooms. Along the way, she found designing and producing quilts and art provided an outlet to pour her stress, heal emotional wounds, and clear frustrating thoughts. Art refreshes us in so many ways, and Sharmie wants to share that passion with her community. In her spare time, she loves to travel and run (literally) all across the world; and she can talk computer security, too. ;0)

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HBW042: Veronica Richardson: Guiding Women to the Life They Truly Desire

February 27, 2016 | By Rosetta |

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Today’s guest on Happy Black Woman is a valued member of the HBW inner circle, Veronica Richardson. Veronica is on a mission to guide women who are in transition from broken relationships, failed attempts, and stagnant mindsets to a place of self-discovery in creating the life they truly desire. In this chat with Rosetta, Veronica shares her passion for the work that she does and what led her to discover her true purpose in life. She is inspiringly open about her journey and the “why” behind the work she does today through her business A Renewed Mind. Veronica helps women embrace their true selves and life an authentic life.

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Find your way to an authentic life.

For Veronica, embracing her true self didn’t come naturally. She was raised in a single-parent household and faced the trauma of having an addict father from a young age. This forced Veronica to take on responsibilities in the household that would prevent her from being – or even seeing – her true self. She explains how she lived a life devoted to taking care of others, which in turn led to neglecting herself. This lack of self-care became a habit and – in 2011 – she was faced with a devastating separation, which became the foundation of her journey to truth. After finally being okay with loving herself and being authentic in the things she desired, it became clear to Veronica that she was meant to help other women. And so, A Renewed Life was born.

The value of being okay with loving yourself.

In Veronica’s life, taking care of others took precedence over self-care for many years. It wasn’t until she truly began to understand that it’s okay to love herself that she started to heal and become her authentic self. Veronica discusses how her childhood contributed to her inability to nurture herself and the power of finally coming to a place of self-love. She also shares the importance of really taking inventory of your life and making sure the people around you are living the life you want. Veronica offers some action steps that can help women who are ready for a renewed life get started.

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Start now and improve later.

Veronica delves into one of the most important lessons of her journey: embracing fear and doing it anyway. She shares the importance of starting now and improving later and why this mindset can be truly transformative. Veronica goes further into the concept of envisioning the life you want – no matter what your life is now – and why you must surround yourself with people who are moving in the direction you want to go. She also discusses why it’s important to clean up your friends list when you realize some of the people in your life are holding you back.

Giving yourself permission to try.

This powerful discussion with Rosetta is filled with wisdom, insight, and inspiration that will leave you feeling ready to embrace your true self. Veronica shares some final advice for women who are ready to follow their dreams and start a business doing what they love: give yourself permission to try. She explains why it’s so important to get out of your own way and get out of your own head. Veronica gives insight into how we can actually be holding ourselves back from living an authentic life and it’s time to let yourself follow your purpose. She also shares her personal mantra: Say yes to my no, which is all about facing your fears and doing things that make you a little uncomfortable. According to Veronica, if you want something different, you have to do something different.

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Outline of this great episode

  • [0:32] Rosetta’s introduction of her guest,
  • [1:41] Veronica’s mission and the work that she does.
  • [4:33] How Veronica is able to help women and the process they go through with her.
  • [7:04] The importance of being okay with loving yourself.
  • [8:44] What that inspired her to turn her purpose into a business.
  • [13:26] Some action steps that women can start with if they’re ready to have a renewed life.
  • [16:21] A few more tips from Veronica you can implement today.
  • [21:52] A book that has inspired Veronica on your journey.
  • [23:17] Veronica’s personal mantra.
  • [25:27] Veronica’s #1 tip for women who are ready to pursue their dreams and start a business.
  • [27:16] How you can connect with Veronica.

Resources & Links mentioned in this episode

BOOK: “Their Eyes Were Watching God”

MANTRA: Say yes to my no.

Veronica Richardson’s website: www.ARenewedMindToday.com  – get your free guide: Starting Over: Create the New You

About Veronica Richardson

Veronica Richardson MS, CLC, Founder of A Renewed Mind is an expert in the field of coaching and counseling. Both her personal and professional experiences lend themselves to her delivery.  A Renewed Mind comes from a place of self-discovery for founder, Veronica Richardson.  After experiencing a separation, being forced into single parenthood and becoming a “side chick” to a married man, she discovered that being true to your own desires is the only way to be FREE. A life of pseudo-happiness, bitterness, confusion and resentment became normal.  However, as her personal growth story evolved, so did A Renewed Mind.  “My main goal in starting A Renewed Mind has been to guide other women who are in transition from broken relationships, failed attempts and stagnant mindsets to a place of self-discovery and learning to take A.C.T.I.O.N in creating the life they truly desire.”  “I’ve been the wife and mother and for years played my part as the side chick. In both situations I thought I was happy. I have no regrets because every moment helped strengthen me and bring me to the realization of what happiness really is.” “I now go BOLDLY after all this life has to offer, unapologetically.”

Prior to becoming certified life coach, Veronica earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology from Old Dominion University and her Master’s Degree in Study of Human Behaviors from Capella University. Professionally, she has served as an Adult Protective Investigator, Mental Health Counselor, In Home Counselor and Therapeutic Day Counselor (School Based) as well as a Social Worker.

Veronica loves to travel and has created a life that allows her to visit a new island every summer.  She is a foodie, loving all things food related.  She enjoys a good book, time with family and friends and a good glass of Moscato.

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