24. Creating Community, Finding Joy, and Balancing Motherhood While Building a Business | Nailah Blades Wylie
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In today’s “episode” (it’s a mini one, clocking in at around five minutes), I explain why we’re taking an indefinite hiatus from the podcast this time.
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27. Following Your Whimsy & Living as Your Full Self | Christina Cato
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26. On Boundaries, The Bachelor, and Being Yourself | Taylor Nolan
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In today’s episode, I’m joined by mental health counselor and advocate, Taylor Nolan. Taylor appeared on Season 21 of The Bachelor and Season 4 of Bachelor in Paradise, and in December 2017, launched the Let’s Talk About It with Taylor Nolan podcast. Taylor connects with her followers through her courage to tackle uncomfortable and controversial topics, and her passion for mental health advocacy.
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24. Creating Community, Finding Joy, and Balancing Motherhood While Building a Business | Nailah Blades Wylie
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In today’s episode, I’m joined by coach and community builder, Nailah Blades Wylie. Nailah is the CEO of Color Outside, a curated travel company for ambitious women of color who are ready to create unapologetic, soul stirring lives through outdoor adventure. She started Color Outside as a safe place for women of color to come together and unlock where they're feeling stuck so that they can fully step into their joy and shine.
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23. Brave Enough to Do Better | Just Jenna
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In this episode, I do my best to address what’s going on in the world. In today’s episode, I talk about my experience as a biracial American woman, what I’m learning (and unlearning) about white supremacy and how I’ve unwittingly perpetuated this system, the big life lessons I’m taking away from this moment, and more.
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22. Practical Steps to Stop Self-Sabotage, Shift Your Mindset, & Start Showing Up for Yourself | Brianna Wiest
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20. Going Pro in the Game of Life | Karissa Kouchis
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19. Pointing Your Inner Compass Back Toward Your North Star | Shirin Eskandani
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In today’s episode, I’m joined by Shirin Eskandani. Shirin is a life coach, public speaker and writer who specializes in mindfulness and mindset work. She has been a featured wellness expert on the Today Show and Cosmopolitan Magazine, and prior to building her successful coaching business, she was an award-winning opera singer, performing at Carnegie Hall and The Metropolitan Opera. Shirin’s holistic approach to transformation is influenced by her background in meditation, spirituality and the arts.
info_outlineIn today’s episode, I’m joined by coach and community builder, Nailah Blades Wylie.
Nailah is the CEO of Color Outside, a curated travel company for ambitious women of color who are ready to create unapologetic, soul stirring lives through outdoor adventure. She started Color Outside as a safe place for women of color to come together and unlock where they're feeling stuck so that they can fully step into their joy and shine. When she's not leading adventure retreats or consulting with brands you can find Nailah hiking with her husband or playing intense games of hide-n-go seek with her two tiny kids.
I have known Nailah for many years now — since we were both “young female entrepreneurs” in LA — and every conversation I’ve had with her has been filled with wisdom and insight that I want to immediately apply to my life. It was really an honor to have her on the show and to continue to learn from her.
In today’s conversation, we talked about how she’s gotten comfortable with taking big leaps, how companies can do a better job creating more inclusive spaces for marginalized communities, and why it’s so important to her to get outside and help other women of color find joy doing the same.
We also talk about:
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Her three-part framework for how to be a more inclusive brand
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Why decentering ourselves is the key to building better communities
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What having two kids and two companies has taught her about balancing the many requests for her time and energy
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Why now, maybe more than ever, it’s so important to keep dreaming
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. . . and so much more!
I also want to note that we recorded this episode back on April 22nd. Had we had this conversation any time in the last three weeks, I have no doubt we would’ve talked about what’s going on in the world — and about how that’s impacted us individually, how that’s impacted the Black community, and why it just continues to highlight how important Nailah’s work is in the world.
And, when I think about Nailah, I think about joy. I think about the joy she cultivates in her own life, I think about the joy she helps women of color find in the outdoors, I think about the joy she brings to the lives of the people who know her!
I’m so grateful for this conversation, because everything we talk about — everything Nailah so graciously shares — is still so important to our current societal conversation.
Thank you, as always, for listening. I hope you enjoy the show!
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Editing & Sound Engineering: Jordan Johansen