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Episode 99 Business Takeoff with 5 year old Tanya

Today’s Episode is sponsored by Vision Me Vision Board
Is it okay to bring in your child to business at such a young age? Aside from Lemonade, what do you think is a fine business for a child?
Early exposure to business will introduce kids to one of education's most successful learning theories: experiential learning. This may enable them to be young entrepreneurs that can readily adapt to any type of environment, age, and culture.
In this episode, we have two amazing Guests, Deidra and her 5-year-old adorable daughter who already delved into the business field, Tanya. Let's learn and have fun in this episode as we grasp their business story of selling custom crocs, charms and accessories and get inspired to start our own business.
Here are some key highlights to know more about this episode of Envision me Podcast:
How long they’ve been in business
Why doesn't Tanya want to bring and sell those charms to the school
What are their variety of charms and how much their charms cost
Tanya’s Customized Charms
Find out what Tanya's favorite charm is.
Where to meet Tanya and Deidra
Tips for people who want to start a business or starting a business
Find out the favorite books of Tanya and Deidra
Key Takeaway
You could come in it [Business]. You got to work hard. We work hard. You got to stay organized. - Deidra
GUEST BIO
Tanya and Deidria are the founders of Charmed by Tanya LLC. They sell custom crocs, charms & accessories that are perfect for kids and youngsters.
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Episode 98 Girl Talk on Love Shouldn’t Hurt with Maria Scott

This episode guides and helps us when we experience domestic violence
According to National Statistics, nearly 20 people per minute are physically abused by an intimate partner in the United States. In general, women aged 18 to 24 and 25 to 34 have the highest rates of intimate partner violence. What would you do if you were one of those women that suffer domestic violence?
Domestic violence is still prevalent today primarily due to silence and a lack of knowledge. This episode, with domestic violence survivor Maria Scott, discusses how to stop domestic violence and what the victim should do. If you are a victim of domestic violence, it is critical to understand that you are not alone. Bring up your situation with friends and family, and use resources such as hotlines and support groups to learn more about what you can do. Don't be afraid to ask for assistance. Don't be afraid to offer assistance. Do something if you know someone who is a victim of domestic violence.
Here are some key highlights to know more about this episode of Envision me Podcast:
Take a look at Maria Scott’s  story
How seeing beautiful houses prod her to save money and buy her own beautiful house
Her tragic story with her abusive husband
Sneak peek of her book  "Wanna Go. Wanna Stay: My Journey in a Season of Abuse"
Opinion on giving second chances to people who are abusive
Why some women can’t just leave their abusive partner
What made her leave their abusive relationship
Is it okay to stay in an abusive relationship when you still have feelings for your partner?
Advice to women who are going through domestic violence
Who to call when you are experiencing domestic violence
Key Takeaway
I hope that anyone who is in this situation will get a friend who understands what needs to happen here. My thought right after I left my husband was to tell people, just get out. Just get out, just get out. That's not what your friend needs to tell you. Your friend needs to say, I am here for you. I will listen to you. Tell me everything that happened. What do you want to do from here on out? And never miss judgment. That person would just listen and be there. Maybe that's their safe place. - Maria Scott
If you find out about somebody who is in a domestic violence situation, please be their listening ear. And the person that you probably don't know about is right on your block. One out of every four women. - Maria Scott
GUEST BIO
Maria Scott is a Book Author. She lives in Columbus, Ohio, United States. Maria earned her Bachelor of Science in Computer and Information Science from The Ohio State University after three years at Fisk University in Nashville, Tennessee. She is a retired I.T. manager.
Connect with Maria Scott on:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wannagowannastay
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maria-scott-769003127/
Website: www.mariajscott.com
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Episode 97 Girl Talk on Love Shouldn’t Hurt With Alison Verge & Diana Williams

It's common for love to be difficult at times. Additionally, this can occur even if you are not in an abusive relationship. In actuality, even healthy relationships can cause intense distress. However, a relationship is considered abusive when one party abuses the other violently, disrespectfully, cruelly, harmfully, or with force. Relationship abuse can take the form of physical, sexual, or emotional abuse. How can we overcome this if we are in an abusive relationship?
In this episode, we discuss relationships with Alison Verge, a certified sexologist, relationship coach, dating expert, and co author of Radical Selflove. Also, our second guest  Diana Williams, a domestic abuse survivor and the founder of Ohio Woman Against Domestic Violence, joins us as well to discuss domestic violence and how to deal with it.
Here are some key highlights to know more about this episode on Envision Me Podcast
Story of Alison Verge and how she got to be a person who assists those who are experiencing relationship issues.
What a relationship coach does and how they appear to others
How you can have a good relationship
Discover more about relationship manifestation
Explore the Path to Love
What is the lasting love while having fun
How important inner relationship is
Story of Dianne Williams about her physical and emotional relationship experience
The first event of Dianne on Saturday, October 29 about an empowerment breakfast for domestic violence survivors and people who struggle with trauma and domestic
Why domestic violence is a process
Encouragement to all victims of domestic abuse and survivors
Key Takeaway:
Once you go through something, you realize what you're capable of and that you're capable of so much more - Alison Verge
You're getting more and more information every single time about who you need and who you don't need. So every time you are progressing a little bit further, just think of yourself moving along that path toward the pot of gold - Alison Verge
if you are in an abusive situation right now, it’s important that you speak up and speak out  - Diana Williams
GUEST BIO
Alison Verge founded Path2Love Coaching. She is also a certified sexologist, life, dating, and relationship coach. She is enthusiastic about bringing more deep love into our world, which is why she founded a relationship products business called "Love Coach Creations," which acts as a product extension to her aim of altering her customers' personal lives while completing their romantic lives.
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Episode 96 Girl Talk with Aunjane & Domestic Violence Survivor Latina

Hello everyone! Today's podcast is sponsored by Vision Made Vision Board Kit.
In this episode, on the day of National Savings Day and Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we discuss how to save in our lives with Aunjane, a financial advisor who will shortly receive her license. We also discuss how to move past the pain caused by domestic abuse and how to lead a healthy life no matter what trauma you have experienced with our second guest Latina.
Aunjane, a financial advisor who will have her license by this december, will assist you with your finances. She has been a licensed insurance agent, and financial consultant for families. She's been a real estate and property agent since she was a kid . She began managing smaller properties when she was only 17 years old.
Our second guest is Latina from Steubenville, Ohio. She recounts her horrific childhood experiences, her tragic early years, and how her tragedy started in her own home. She urges women to accept themselves, find themselves, and speak out against domestic violence.
Here are some key highlights to know more about this episode of Envision me Podcast:
Tips on saving and advice to people wondering where all their money really going
How did Aunjane get into impacting people financially
Piece of advice to the people who want to be financially stable
Advice to the people in the corporate world
How Latina’s childhood trauma affecting her adulting
Why speaking and talking about your trauma is a healing process
How God and prayers help to overcome  traumas and unhealthy surroundings.
Why it is important to have alone time for self reflection
Self development books like ‘You are the Placebo’ by Dr.Joe Dispenza, ‘You owe you’ by Eric Thomas and ‘Happier Hour: How to Beat Distraction, Expand Your Time, and Focus on What Matters’ by Cassie Mogilner Holmes
Key Takeaway
If you are contemplating that fear, like what’s gonna happen what if I fail, I'm gonna tell you right now you're gonna bump your head, okay it's gonna happen but  the goal is to find your thing that you love and how you can make money doing it - Aunjane
Domestic violence is broader than just intimate partner, it could be family member and it could be verbal - Latina
It's not selfish to sit back and take time, that you need to reflect and find out what it is that God is trying to tell you to do to have that inner peace. - Latina
GUEST BIO
Aunjane Johnson is an entrepreneur and the CEO of the multilevel financial consultancy firm Raanckee & Associates LLC. She’s a Family Financial Wellness Consultant, Starter Investing Educator for Newbies and Capital & Grant Connector for Investors
To connect with Aunjane visit her at:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aunjanej
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/raanckee
Tikotok: https://www.tiktok.com/@raanckee
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Episode 95 Girl Talk on how to go after your Vision.

Hello everyone! Today's podcast is sponsored by Vision Made Vision Board Kit.
Welcome to another episode of Envision me. Today I’m gonna talk about some girl talk about how to execute and and go after your vision. I was in corporate world and although I enjoy my work, I was informed that it will end in two weeks. But now, I'm here, I'm pursuing what comes next.
We women are constantly taking care of our families and everyone else's needs, we often neglect our own. You must occasionally set aside time in your plans for yourself because you are important. In order to invest in yourself, you may want to consider about spending some time alone and in silence. Reading books is another fantastic alternative, which is why self-care is on my calendar.
If you want to expand your mind, check out the books I'm now reading by Eric Thomas, a well-known motivational speaker and my mentor and also a book by Tamera Mowry.
Here are some key highlights to know in today's podcast:
W-A-I-T meaning and how do we use it
How W-A-I-T is gonna help you.
Bringing up Brooke Young, who was the guest on the podcast from last month, and her advice on overcoming job burnout
A bit look back on the episode with Lori Baas about  an unexpected job loss and thriving to become a great entrepreneur
Self care like minutes of quietness is a self gratification.
Four ways you can execute on yourself
Key Takeaway:
In order for us to get to what’s next, in order for us to actually execute on our vision, it all works on expanding our minds - Pamela Stone
Being intentional about your working on is so important, that is another way you can execute on your goals- Pamel stone
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Episode 94 Girl Talk on Life After Corporate with Lori Baas

On this episode of EnVision me, we have a wonderful guest Lori Baas to encourage and motivate us on how to move forward to the things we are unable to perform.
Before her success as an entrepreneur, Lori Baas was a stay-at-home mother for several years. She decided to go back to school, got degrees and started teaching. Her life was work, yet unfortunately the school closed. But when she was in the academic world, due to poor income she did side giggs. That time Lori did not really know that teaching was not her priority, she thought she loved it but it was just an upshot of knowing that she was a way of making others' dreams come true as an educator and setting aside his dream as an entrepreneur.
Here are some key highlights to know in today's podcast:
Women have options in choosing careers
Corporate world makes the role of a mother seems hard
Time for yourself and self care are needed to avoid drained from work
How important it is to go after your what’s next
Key Takeaways:
Open to the doors that God is giving you. Open that door when you hear a knock. Open it and don’t ignore it. - Lori Baas
If you don’t have a failure, you’re not gonna learn. - Lori Baas
You just have to go for it, you just have to take a leap. - Lori Baas
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Episode 93 Girl Talk with AT THE TABLE

At The Table (ATT) was founded on July 25, 2017, with a focus on enhancing the lives of women and girls in the Columbus Metropolitan area through health awareness, domestic violence awareness, mentorship, and educational resources. Our Executive Board consists of six (6) talented members, community-focused decision-makers who serve diligently in making positive impacts in the lives of women, girls, and the community. They represent entrepreneurs, mentors, teachers, and volunteers who work towards collaborating with community leaders, agencies, and individuals to establish partnerships to expand the missions and goals of At The Table.
"We believe all women can embrace who they are, can define their future, and can change the world."
Our mission is to empower women and girls to reach their full potential through social awareness, well-being, mentoring, and educational resources with a focus on the African American Community.
Follow AT THE TABLE: https://www.attrinc.org
Address: PO Box 307653, Columbus, Ohio 43230Email us: info@attrinc.org | Call us:  614-300-7387 
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Episode 92 Girl Talk on Why W.A.I.T?

Everybody wants to hear their name associated with success. While our desires are immediate, success cultivates over time with consistency and diligence. Waiting isn't appealing to anyone!
You seem to be just steps away from success when you start creating your dream and making it a part of your daily routine. While success may be months to years away in reality, no one wants to wait!
People who try and try with full determination, dedication, and patience are more likely to succeed than those who wait.
Here are some key highlights to know in today's podcast:
3 reason why we wait
Effects of waiting
How to face fear, procrastination and anxiety
Why procrastination hold you back
W - work on me survey
A- Active
I- Invest in You
T-  Time management
Key Takeaways:
We only get one life to live as we envision ourselves, so why do we wait? Live it to the fullest.
- Pamela Stone
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Episode 91 Girl Talk and WHAT’S NEW

Hey everyone! In this episode of the podcast! Today's show is sponsored by Vision Made Vision Board.
In During this episode, I'll discuss the change, how do you feel about it? Is there anything new in your life that you welcome?  Is it more important for you to keep things the same? It doesn't have to be a daunting experience to undergo a change.  Instead, you might look forward to and welcome changes, believing that they serve a purpose and will eventually lead to good.  Now that things have changed, you no longer need to dwell on the way things used to be, but can look forward to the new adventures that await you ahead.
Here are some key highlights to know in today's podcast:
EnVision Me Podcast is now the name of the podcast
What is the feeling you get when you experience change?
What is your approach to dealing with life changes?
What makes change so important?
Key Takeaways:
“ In order to achieve our purpose, we must grow, expand, and pursue our goals. You only have one life to live, but you need to assist you in getting to where you want to be.
- Pamela Stone
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Episode 90 Life Before & After Corporate with Brooke Young

Hey everyone! In this episode of the podcast! Today's show is sponsored by Vision Made Vision Board.
In In this episode, we discuss Have you ever wanted to write a book, but are afraid to do so? Do you have a story you would like to share with the world? Do you have a story sitting in your computer that has yet to be published?
The author of Murray's Miraculous Mission, a contender for Miss Ohio 2021, Brooke Young. As a result of our discussion, we shares just how important story telling can be in all circumstances and situations. Join us as we talk about life before and after corporate
Here are some key highlights to know in today's podcast:
Get a glimpse into her life before and after corporate
The story of how she started her business
The best way to handle her transition
Tips for self-care
Voice plays a crucial role in your story
Tips on how you could start implementing today to what’s your next.
Key Takeaways:
There is no doubt that taking that first step is the hardest. When you take that first step, you build up enough inertia to move forward. - Brooke Young
There is only one life, so live it to the fullest - Brooke young
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Murray’s Miraculous Mission
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