A great conversation on the brand building and unique culinary curation process with Turn Table co-founder DeAndre Wilson.
Silas “Brutha War” Clark joins the show to share the vision behind his music and overall mission to spread God’s message.
Public Relations Professional Simone McDowell stops by the show to discuss the business of storytelling through PR and growing your brand.
Gratitude Plus App creator & developer Daniel Shaffer joins SOB to discuss his app project and how Gratitude Plus can help you cultivate a daily practice of gratitude.
Quest FM’s Roy Washington drops in to talk about his radio show, new album & passion for promoting others — and why he enjoys what he does. A military veteran, Roy features a variety of talented individuals on his Milwaukee based music/talk show which airs weekly on Spreaker.com
Genecia joins the podcast to discuss the mission of her online community Soul Rich Woman. Helping women to embrace the “F” words: Fabulous, Freedom & Finance – Genecia is changing lives. An international empowerment platform for women entrepreneurs SRW has helped countless women take their business online.
Ex-NBA player, entrepreneur, actor & producer Kenyon Glover talks about his battle with depression and how he’s been able to manage it. Kenyon’s foundation Fitness Beats Depression is geared towards creating awareness and helping those who are suffering in silence.
In this episode we visit with Kerry Walsh of Fitness4U and Diet Terminator to discuss the importance of having a healthy relationship with food and incorporating fitness into our daily lives.
Episode Highlights:
- Brittanie is a musician, storyteller, and creative – she spent a lot of her life in education and how it intersects in other spaces.
- How Brittanie came up with the concept for Happily Better After – to help women get out of toxic relationships.
- About the quarterly events that Happily Better After hosts themed – health and wellness, financial, creativity, and education.
- The core topics Happily Better After touches on during mentoring and their events.
- Sharing stories and progress gives people the momentum to keep going.
- How Brittanie feels about practical, hands-on experience.
- About the Creatives on Campus program and how it’s a cultivation hub for people.
- What the mentoring process looks like with Happily Better After.
- Brittanie is inspired by her own story and journey to keep going and growing.
- When Brittanie finally decided to take the leap of faith to get her business off the ground.
- About Brittanie’s musical endeavors and how they intersect with HBA.
- The challenges Brittanie is up against fine-tuning or finalizing her concepts – three classifications:
- The Building Process
- The Creating Process
- Working from the Inside Out
- Good stewardship over whatever you have allows support and resources to be attracted to you.
3 Key Points:
- Happily Better After exists to help people in every aspect of their life, promoting coaching and celebrating progress.
- There’s nothing wrong with not wanting to do a traditional college or even a trade school experience.
- Education becomes valuable when you can actually see how it applies.
Tweetable Quotes:
- “I started a movement for something I was still struggling in, and it was my saving grace.” – Brittanie Thomas
- “We pull from within our network the expertise, stories, and strengths.” – Brittanie Thomas
- “We’re constantly engaging our students to support our teams.” – Brittanie Thomas
- “As I see growth in myself, there’s a teaching and learning exchange that I feel responsible to.” – Brittanie Thomas
Resources Mentioned:
- Check out Brittanie’s website happilybetter.com
- Find Brittanie on Instagram @HappilyBetter or @CreativesonCampus