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Episode #11: Author Taneice Lewis Talks About Entrepreneurship And Why You Should Pray For Rain

Sistahs Connect® - Conversations That Celebrate Inspiring Black Women

Release Date: 07/08/2019

Live From the 3rd Annual Women In Wellness Summit show art Live From the 3rd Annual Women In Wellness Summit

Sistahs Connect® - Conversations That Celebrate Inspiring Black Women

In this episode, I had the pleasure of attending the 3rd Annual  at as a media host. The summit's theme was Intentional Living, and it was a wonderful opportunity to connect with inspiring panelists and attendees, including Iyanna Anderson, the founder of Well Together. Iyanna shared her hopes for how women would feel during and after the event, emphasizing empowerment and clarity around their goals and vision for intentional living. She stressed the importance of connecting with others in the room for support and accountability. Well Together is a wellness consulting company that...

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Sistahs Connect® - Conversations That Celebrate Inspiring Black Women

In today’s episode, we reflect on some of the insightful moments shared by Iyana Anderson, the founder of , a wellness consulting company with a vision to introduce accessible, inclusive, and equitable wellness culture to communities and organizations. She shares what led her to become a wellness advocate. Iyana's interest in understanding human behavior started during her undergraduate studies in psychology. She was curious about why people behave the way they do, which sparked her passion for understanding behavior. During her psychology studies, Iyana had reservations about mental health....

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Empowering Harlem: A Conversation with the Owners of Carriage Suite show art Empowering Harlem: A Conversation with the Owners of Carriage Suite

Sistahs Connect® - Conversations That Celebrate Inspiring Black Women

In this episode, join me as I sit down with Patricia Karizma Bivens and Robin Bullock, the dynamic co-owners of , a unique boutique located in the vibrant neighborhood of Harlem, NY. Carriage Suite is not your average baby carriage store; it's a community hub where families come together and find more than just baby gear. Patricia and Robin are passionate about creating a welcoming space where families can shop for baby carriages while also accessing valuable resources. Their commitment to supporting mothers and families is evident in every aspect of their business. During our conversation,...

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Sistahs Connect® - Conversations That Celebrate Inspiring Black Women

Today's message comes from Patricia Bivens, co-owner of The Carriage Suite, the premier black-owned luxury baby carriage boutique in Harlem, New York. Patricia reflects on the love and mutual respect she shares with her business partner, Robin. Despite warnings from others that conflicts were inevitable in business partnerships, Patricia and Robin have maintained a strong, respectful relationship. They support each other's decisions and give each other space to learn from mistakes without judgment. Their partnership is built on unspoken trust and understanding. They have developed a deep bond...

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Jamie Watkins Shares Her Pursuit To Happiness show art Jamie Watkins Shares Her Pursuit To Happiness

Sistahs Connect® - Conversations That Celebrate Inspiring Black Women

In this episode, Jamie Watkins opens up about her journey to finding happiness and self-love. Born and raised in Central Jersey, Jamie's path to happiness was influenced by the tragic passing of her brother when she was just nine years old. This early loss taught her the fragility of life and instilled in her a desire for a fulfilling life. Jamie's journey led her accomplishing many of her personal milestones. However, these achievements did not bring her the happiness she had hoped for. Instead, she found herself in a toxic marriage, realizing that she had never taken the time to truly know...

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Toady's Moment To Reflect features Precious L. Williams, aka the #KillerPitchMaster. She's the CEO of Perfect Pitches by Precious, a 13-time national elevator pitch champion, serial entrepreneur, international speaker, and 3-time #1 bestselling author. Connect with Precious at The Podcast To Empower Challenge helps women with an inspiring message to launch a podcast with confidence in 4 weeks or less with an easy-to-follow self-paced course and bi-monthly virtual group coaching sessions. If you're interested in receiving notifications about the official launch, to sign up. 

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Sistahs Connect® - Conversations That Celebrate Inspiring Black Women

In this episode, Aurelia Michael of talks about her journey as a performer. She’s also a life coach and image consultant whose passion is to help people in the entertainment industry gain and sustain their confidence. She's the founder of , a company dedicated to connecting, supporting, & uplifting BIPOC voice-over artists & the VO community.   Today's Sistah Shout Out is from Poet Dara Kalima! Visit her online at

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Episode 59: Author Jayne Allen Talks About Her Novel Black Girls Must Die Exhausted show art Episode 59: Author Jayne Allen Talks About Her Novel Black Girls Must Die Exhausted

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In this episode, Jayne Allen, serial entrepreneur, Harvard-trained Attorney and Engineer talks about her novel and shares how an iconic figure encouraged her to seek her true passion. Today’s sister shout out is from Kim Brio, founder of a black woman-owned online radio station that brings you 24/7 streaming Neo-Soul and R&B from the 2000’s to NOW. You can find NuSol Radio online or in your app store.

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Episode #58: God Has A Purpose and Plan For Your Life show art Episode #58: God Has A Purpose and Plan For Your Life

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Today's Moment To Reflect features Apostle Dr. Monique McMiller, Founder of , Incorporated whose motto is NO SISTER LEFT BEHIND. Today she talks about being a survivor and reminds you that GOD has a purpose and plan for you life.  You can catch the entire conversation with Dr. Mo and me on the Stay connected with me:  Instagram:  I'd love to hear from you! Send me an email to  if you'd like to connect!

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Taneice Lewis is a native of Trenton, New Jersey.  She owns Shear Bliss Hair Lounge & Spa and is the author of the book, “Pray for Rain”. She is a newlywed as well as a brand-new mom who opted to give birth her way.  With her husband, midwife and doula, she delivered her healthy child at her home under her own conditions. 

As a woman who can be defined as motivated and determined, she learned her strength from her grandmother who raised her.  Due to her being raised around an older community, people have told her she has an “old soul.”  Ever since she was 14, she wanted to own her own business.  She knew entrepreneurship was her life’s path. After a negative interaction with a salon that didn’t know how to properly dye her hair, she found inspiration for her salon that caters to women who suffer from hair loss.

When she opened the salon, it was difficult.  She wrote “Pray for Rain” as a testimonial to adversity.  This book enables women to get their business started and promote their business.  One of her suggestions: utilize YELP Reviews and offer incentives to help your business grow.

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