Rebecca Caesar, founder of Tinted Health, a platform designed to enhance representation in healthcare. Rebecca shares her journey through the healthcare industry, her experiences as a Black woman in leadership, and the motivation behind creating Tinted Health. In this episode, we dive into the importance of diversity, cultural sensitivity training for providers, and how technology can empower patients to find healthcare that reflects their communities. Rebecca discusses the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship, her vision for the future of Tinted Health, and the broader implications for diversity and inclusion in healthcare.

Aisha White, a dog groomer and owner of Haus Pups in based in Towson, Maryland. Aisha shares her inspiring journey from a challenging childhood marked by homelessness to finding her passion in dog grooming. She discusses the pivotal role animals played in her life, her dreams of becoming a veterinarian, and the various jobs she held before establishing her own business. Aisha shares her passion for creating a welcoming environment for pets, the challenges she faced in establishing her business, and her commitment to empowering others in her field. The discussion highlights the importance of resilience, representation, and the evolving landscape of pet care services.

Bryan Myers, the CEO of Solidcore, a boutique fitness studio that’s redefining what it means to build strength - mentally and physically. With over 130 locations across 25 states and DC, Bryan went from being a loyal Solidcore client to becoming its CEO, steering the company through remarkable growth while staying true to its core mission.
Bryan and I talk about his unconventional path to entrepreneurship from advising fortune 500 companies as a consultant with The Boston Consulting Group, taking a leap of faith by becoming the director of DC founded start-up SweetGreen, to becoming one of only a few black CEO in the fitness space.

Lewis Pell to talk about the idea of “the starving artist” and why this concept doesn’t exist anymore. We discuss how Lewis went from trying to climb the corporate ladder in the environmental science industry to becoming a full time artist.

Malik Roberts, also know as, Top Shelf Leek.In this episode, Malik and I talk about his music career and the importance of his early musical influences. We get into how he taught himself how to make music - a skill that’s actually harder than it seems and how 2020 was a turning point where he discovered he could turn his passion into a lucrative career.

Adam shares insights on decision-making under pressure, the value of discipline, and the unique leadership training that he received in the military that you don’t get in corporate America. He discusses his coaching approach, focusing on helping business owners discover their strengths and purpose through his Operation Pathfinder Workshop. The conversation also leads to the concept of branding, advocating for a personal approach where business owners can explore all parts of themselves and their business, rather than limiting themselves to a single focus area.