Go easy on yourself. The biggest challenges you’ll face are often the voices in your head amplifying your worst anxieties. You don’t have to be perfect. Imposter syndrome is real, and I know we all look at other leaders and think that they must have it all figured out, but at the end of the day, successful leaders are people who know what they want and do the work to make it happen. Nobody knows everything, and I sometimes suspect all of us are just faking our way through to the best of our ability. But I want you to…
You only live once, so make sure you are living each day how you want to while enjoying building something with your peers.
I had the pleasure of interviewing Gregory Meade. Gregory Meade is the co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of CROSSNET and Forbes 30 Under 30 Honoree. Greg is an adept marketer forged in the start-up world with a deep social media background. Eight years of building multiple successful companies has taught him how to assemble the perfect team.
Thank you so much for joining us! …
The earlier you start investing the better off you will be it is as simple as that. Investing can provide you with yet another source of income, and the earlier you begin investing, the better your personal financial situation will be down the line.
I had the pleasure of interviewing Darryl Drake.
Darryl Drake, a visionary entrepreneur, skilled investor, and author, has built an empire with over a decade of experience, hard work, and focus. He created the Tha Vibez movement, where he connects with and mentors others by sharing his secrets to success and innovation. Through his journey, he…
I was inspired to write Don’t Limit Me On What I Can Be because I have heard so many adults share the sentiment that there are so many jobs they were unaware of as children (or even teens and in college), and they end up in careers that leave them unfulfilled and unhappy. As a society we place so much weight on one’s job title and what they do for a living and all of this combined has led to a lot of discontent grown-ups still not sure what they want to be when they grow up. …
…your mission is crucial to what you plan to change in the world. You must have a great team of individuals that are willing to work and be motivated to accomplish your mission.
For my series on strong female founders, I had the pleasure of interviewing Jennifer Flood.
Jennifer is Executive Director and Founder of Flood Sisters Kidney Foundation, which she started with her sisters while experiencing their father being diagnosed with kidney disease. Jennifer is a graduate of New York University where she received a bachelors of psychology degree. She was also on the Dean’s list at NYU and…
Popular Entertainment creates the images that shape our beliefs and opinions. Seeing diverse people and points of view allows audiences to see themselves as part of our society’s fabric and take pride in our contributions to this great country.
I had the distinct pleasure of interviewing Tony Succar
Tony Succar, a two-time Latin Grammys winner, is a recording artist, songwriter, and arranger whose talents stem from a passion for music given from an early age.
Born in Lima, Peru and raised in Miami, Florida, Succar is grateful to have come from a family of musicians. Tony’s path has led him…
There are no shortcuts or lucky tickets, it’s about being vulnerable and taking as many chances as possible, and stumbling upon the opportunities through grit that transform your business
I had the pleasure of interviewing Josh Jacobs.
Josh Jacobs, Co-Founder & CEO of Speakeasy Co., is a data scientist by trade, but an entrepreneur at heart. Following his passion to build and tackle gaps in the market, Josh has launched companies in various sectors across fashion, moving, and the alcohol industry. With a Bachelor of Science in Mathematical Business from Wake Forest University, Josh continues to apply a data driven…
Shoot the gap! Even if an opportunity seems out of the blue or unconventional, go for it, especially if it aligns in any way with your passions and skill sets. Worst thing that could happen is you learn something from the experience. Side-stepping is not stepping back, it builds your foundation to be even stronger.
As a part of my series about strong female leaders, I had the pleasure of interviewing Lexi St. John.
Lexi St. John is the VP of Content and Creative for QYOU Media, a Gen-Z and Millennial focused global entertainment brand which includes television networks, original…
Follow your passion and not the dollar sign and success will find you along the way.
I had the pleasure of interviewing Frank Mechaly of Rockstar Original.
Thank you so much for joining us in this interview series! Can you tell us a story about what brought you to this specific career path?
My great grandfather, grandfather and father were into fashion — namely jeans .
Can you share the most interesting story that happened to you since you started?
In 2003 I started a denim company called 575 which stands for May 9th, 1975 — my birthday. The success…
“Don’t settle for good, it has to be GREAT,” is advice I always fall back on and it seems to always help me push to new levels. It’s so easy to be satisfied with a “good enough” mentality, but it is not much more work to push it to the next level. Another word of advice that everyone has heard before is about being patient. It provides you with the ability to sit back and analyze all points of view before making an important decision. Lastly, and probably the most important advice is “listening instead of talking”. …
Alexandra Spirer
I am an entrepreneur, publicist, journalist and event producer based in Sunny Florida. My passion is writing & giving back to others.
