Why does she keep laughing at the boarding house? 🙃

I love the content in this podcast. However, as a black woman, I have to be honest and say it was kind of painful to listen the dreadlocks story. I'm only a few episodes in and don't know if race is openly discussed in future episodes. The reality is as black women, the way we wear our hair has been a point of contention for wayyyyy too long. We don't always have the luxury of wearing our hair the way we want without being viewed as unprofessional or under qualified. Just had to share this!

So fun and so valuable. Have some great action points to work on 🙏👍

🤞🤞🤞🤞that was so amazing

Hiii

so good😍

great tips

love it

https://www.quora.com/What-does-the-phrase-The-whole-is-greater-than-the-sum-of-its-parts-mean

I lurve this episode. Also, I find it completely adorbs and charming that you ladies forget sayings.

I loved this interview!Mike is hilarious,I giggled so much, and learned even much more... I heard about this book yesterday, from Amy Porterfield and I ordered it off Amazon immediately. I can hardly wait to get it and dig right in. Yesterday was the first time I heard about your podcast too ladies, I definitely subscribed!

this was so extremely helpful

I love this episode ladies! This is actually what I needed today! Feeling the summer funk and demotivation from job rejections. Making the good and shit list, looking for local networking and meetups and doing new activites really perked me up. Thank you!

You probs already know dis, but Danielle LaPorte *totally* talks about being curious in her book 'Fire Starter Sessions.' "Passion doesn't need to be constantly fiery or consuming; it can be a steady curiosity and commitment. Genuine curiosity and sincere interest are burning coals that can warm you for a good, long time." 🔥🤔🤸🏽‍♂️ I'll buy that for a dollar. Great job, team🙌🏽

Lots of practical advice