In today's episode, Sheila talks with Susan Hohlman, a professional trainer and owner of the consulting organization I Two Eye Consulting, about how utilizing the basics of interpersonal communication skills in the business world can help a company thrive with abundant success in today's market.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Carla Yvette Fox, a former nurse and a marketing expert in the book publishing industry, about how the graceful power of forgiveness can help heal people whose trauma stems from a place of past hurt and heartbreak in personal relationships.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Larry Crawford, an inspiring individual and a hard-working principle in the educational school system, about how the power of music through love and kindness can help people learn from the past and not repeat history over and over again.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Myron Chestnut, an inspiring individual and a long-lost cousin of the podcast show host Sheila White, about how being able to find one's own forever family can be a long tiring journey but is made possible through the use of technical advancement and ancestry research.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with LADI Krystal a singer, song writer, and vocal producer in the gospel music industry, about how the perseverance of an independent gospel artist can make it in the industry by the grace of God especially through the harsh realities that life presents on an everyday basis.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Marcus Turner, a research and marketing director from the organization Constructrr, about how the gradual rise of artificial intelligence continues to evolve in the modern age through the use of computer technology and digital synthesizers in the tech industry today.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Candice Wilson, a mental health therapist and cohost from the podcast show Blaq Buddafly Podcast, about how coming up with resources and tools can be a tremendous help for an entire generation of people in the black community across the country today.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Michael Watson, a Christian hip hop artist and Preacher from the ministry Tree of Life Church in Gary Indiana, about how using your talents in the world today can be a blessing towards others and bring them closer to a relationship with their Lord Jesus Christ.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Ana Karina Da Silva, an award-winning creative director and chief officer of the organization Emma's Dream, about how the power of creativity through storytelling can help the audience to understand what's being told by the speaker on various outlets and platforms.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Ali Khan, a courageous individual and founder of the non-for-profit organization Humanity Relief, about how providing more resources for asylum seekers and legal immigrants throughout the Chicago community can help them to thrive on their own with their families.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Eric Boone Sr, an established minister and preacher from Tree of Life Missionary Baptist Church, about how the touching power of ministry to those that have been lost can come to know their Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ during times of trouble.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Christina Hopson, an inspiring individual and founder of the non-for-profit organization Au-some Kidz Rock Inc, about how raising kids diagnosed with autism can still be treated with dignity, respect, and love from their close friends and caregivers during hard times.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Jacqueline Meredith, a creative event planner and owner of the designing company Jackie's Elegant Event Decor, about how the bliss of event planning ranging from parties and weddings can be a great help for clients looking for a structured event.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Joslyn Kelly, an inspiring entrepreneur and owner of the business organization Divine Strategy LLC, about how manifesting your dream job into reality as an entrepreneur can be ultimately fulfilling and purposeful in one-person's own lifetime.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Courtney Cooks, a CNA worker in the medical industry and owner of the organization Cooks Home Assistance Care LLC, about how financial abuse can occur between older members in the family and their relatives instead of complete strangers off the street.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Dr. James Adams, a certified doctorate in the education of Theology and Pastor of Christ Center Church of Gary Indiana, about how God's hand can save anyone from various trials and tribulations in life including medical diagnoses such as cancer or stroke.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Jonathan Portis, a courageous man of God and an entrepreneurial floral-shop owner in the state of Indiana, about how the graceful practice of professionalism in the flower making industry can help people during times of grief from the loss of a loved one.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Kent Wade, a motivational public speaker and master storyteller in the Chicago community, about how being consistent on the long road of success and ambition may be hard at times while working diligently but is well worth it in the end.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with David Jarecki, a spoken word artist and self-published author of 15 different book novels, about how the power and essence of spoken word can have an impact on people through the use of poetry and written literature in the world today.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Loreece Bly, CEO and founder of the business organization Humbly Designed LLC, about how the use of strategic planning in corporate business can help improve a company's marketing skills for their diverse products and content.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Selena Kay, an inspirational educator and motivational life coach, about how the use of leadership skills in business can help improve the overall wellbeing of a non-for-profit organization in the corporate workplace in the United States.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Essie Taylor, an international best-selling author of the book Finding The Love You Deserve: 30 Lessens In Self Love & Acceptance, about how self-love is essential during times of loneliness and being made whole before finding the person that God has purposed for you in life.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Kent Hunley, founder and president of the Christian publishing company 3:16 Magazine, about how making wholesome and uplifting content in the magazine industry can help people get their story told in the public community and on the internet.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Pastor Lawrence Blackful Jr, Minister and Shepherd of Bethel Baptist Church Chicago Heights, about how the unique perspective of pastorship in church over a whole congregation of members is not as easy as it seems especially with church hurt and traditional biases.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Michael Alexander, an inspirational individual and co-host of the uplifting podcast show Mic DJ and Doc, about how being able to do business with purpose and intent can encourage motivation towards lots of people in the general industry of today.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Jerome Cunningham and Arnell Grady, professional musicians and members of the gospel artist group the Funkz Brothers, about how the soulful essence of funk music can bless those in ministry throughout church and normal everyday life.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Ron Romero, CEO and Owner of the brand-new Joliet Location the Illinois Rock & Roll Museum on Route 66, about how the journey of establishing the museum can encourage people to learn more about the vast array of music and creative artists over the decades.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Paul Dickerson, a licensed social worker from the medical organization UChicago Medical Group, about solving the root cause of hunger in families suffering from various conditions in urban communities around the Chicagoland area of today.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with Ann Jackson, founder and executive director of the non-for-profit organization The Center for Food Equity, about how the accelerating effects of physical therapy can help people get better from their sickness and disease in the local community.
In today's episode, Sheila talks with LaSheena Jenkins, an inspiring individual and producer/director in the media and theatre industry, about helping to create proper representation and resources for women everywhere through various avenues in the entertainment platform of today.
