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Malinda Williams Full Interview · The Steve Harvey Morning Show

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Speaker 1: But next Day is a two time in a CP
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Speaker 1: Image Award nominated actress, producer, and entrepreneur. He is entrepreneur.
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Speaker 1: Having the ability to portray characters ranging from a sophisticated
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Speaker 1: young entrepreneur to a mentally challenged teenager, has branded her
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Speaker 1: as one of the entertainment industry's most well respected actresses.
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Speaker 1: She recently launched shop She's Gotta Have It dot com,
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Speaker 1: a retail marketplace I went online and checked it out,
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Speaker 1: and an extension of this is Living dot com, a
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Speaker 1: traveling lifestyle website and an e commerce platform that she
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Speaker 1: co founded with her husband, Terek Walker. Please walcome for
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Speaker 1: the very first time, if I had a drum roll
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Speaker 1: the money making conversations Melinda Williams, First of all, can
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Speaker 1: I get that again? I'm it's the funny point of
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Speaker 1: but I never tell my staff, uh saying who's point
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Speaker 1: of my producers that I'm gonna do it be It's
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Speaker 1: not consistently, so he's always back there scramming. And when
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Speaker 1: I decide out of my head to say, drumna, please,
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Speaker 1: would you just tell me brother? Would you just tell
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Speaker 1: me brother? But I'm doing great and you just said
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Speaker 1: that you just left hot Atlanta before we got on
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Speaker 1: the A I did. I just left Hot Lanta. We uh,
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Speaker 1: we were down there for my my husband, Teric and
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Speaker 1: I were down there for the Ride conference, which is
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Speaker 1: rolling out Magazine's conference as well as the Sisters in
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Speaker 1: Business Expo. So we were down there very busy running
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Speaker 1: around in the hot city, but really just you know,
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Speaker 1: having a good time and and building our brands in
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Speaker 1: the process. That's key. I like what you said, building brands.
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Speaker 1: That's important. We hear people talking about it all the time.
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Speaker 1: What when you say building your brand, what does that
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Speaker 1: mean in general? Well, here's the thing. You know, we
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Speaker 1: know we're all potential brands, right um. You know, and
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Speaker 1: with the onset of social media, we all have gone to,
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Speaker 1: you know, take branding ourselves a bit more seriously. And
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Speaker 1: you know, as an actress, it's interesting because sometimes people
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Speaker 1: separate them the world of acting or the world the
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Speaker 1: entertainment industry from entrepreneurial um um efforts. As an actress,
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Speaker 1: I've always been an entrepreneur. I've always basically worked for myself,
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Speaker 1: been in business for myself. Now, I've been contracted by studios,
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Speaker 1: I've been contracted by producers, but I've always been my
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Speaker 1: own business, and so as an actress, I've always understood
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Speaker 1: that I have to market myself. I have to brand
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Speaker 1: myself because there is no there isn't necessarily a company
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Speaker 1: behind me. I am the company. Um. And so in
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Speaker 1: building everything that I build, all the businesses that I
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Speaker 1: that I have. In the last twelve months, I've launched
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Speaker 1: three businesses, and and those businesses are all extensions of
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Speaker 1: who I am, what my personal life is, and you
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Speaker 1: know what I enjoy doing on a daily basis that
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Speaker 1: I would be doing anyway. I just found ways to
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Speaker 1: turn them into businesses and monetize them so that my
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Speaker 1: lifestyle becomes, um, you know, the way I lived becomes
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Speaker 1: the way I earn a living, right right. There's there's
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Speaker 1: an interesting thing about it because you're, you know, still
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Speaker 1: out there doing your acting things as well as being
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Speaker 1: an entrepreneurs. I have a twenty two year daughter and
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Speaker 1: I saw the movie and I gotta sit down and
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Speaker 1: see the movie that you did on the TV. You
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Speaker 1: want love to death, and uh, because you know, I
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Speaker 1: don't know she's out there. I'm hoping she's making all
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Speaker 1: the right decisions. I'm hoping that she's going to meet
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Speaker 1: the right people. When you do a movie like that,
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Speaker 1: does it what impact does it have on you personally?
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Speaker 1: And then people who watched the movie, how do they
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Speaker 1: receive what you're the message you're delivered on the screen. Mhmm,
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Speaker 1: thank you for that question. You know, it's interesting because,
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Speaker 1: as I said earlier, everything that I do in my
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Speaker 1: businesses is an extension of who I am. I don't
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Speaker 1: make any moves beings that don't uh in, haven't in
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Speaker 1: some way or will not in some way impact me personally.
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Speaker 1: At the end of the day, I'm a storyteller, right.
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Speaker 1: I share my stories, my personal stories, my business stories,
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Speaker 1: and I do that through the characters that I play
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Speaker 1: as well as the products that I put out. You know,
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Speaker 1: anything that is an extension of me is part of
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Speaker 1: it is personal to me. Um so. So, having said that,
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Speaker 1: I took this role because yes, I had had my
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Speaker 1: own experiences with um domestic violence and intimate partner abuse
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Speaker 1: personally as well as you know that one in three
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Speaker 1: women will be abused in her lifetime. You know, sorry
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Speaker 1: and sad to say it, but um so, I so,
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Speaker 1: almost everyone that I know has either been Every woman
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Speaker 1: that I know has either been abused or has known
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Speaker 1: someone close to them who has been abused, so as
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Speaker 1: as someone who's in the industry, and I feel qualified
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Speaker 1: to play the role. Qualified the because it came into
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Speaker 1: my experience as well as qualified because it's what I
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Speaker 1: do um um as a as an artist. I felt
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Speaker 1: the responsibility to tell the story and and bring a
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Speaker 1: certain authentication to it because of my personal experience. That's
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Speaker 1: really important, and that's why I wanted to at least
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Speaker 1: point that out from a from a personal side, because
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Speaker 1: a lot of times, you know, we just see roles
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Speaker 1: that individuals do and whether they whether they reach to
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Speaker 1: get that emotion where they reach to get a foundation
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Speaker 1: of reality for that to become authentic on the screen,
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Speaker 1: and also in things like that, you know, especially domestic violence.
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Speaker 1: You know, we said one out of three, but that's
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Speaker 1: one of the three that's been reported, all right, correct,
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Speaker 1: And that's that's the scary number. That's the scary number
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Speaker 1: that we have to talk about. But I always want
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Speaker 1: to bring out a group with six sisters, and I, uh,
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Speaker 1: anything that allows me to communicate a value system of
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Speaker 1: uplifting level of communication about women, I will do it
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Speaker 1: on this show. And I had to bring that out
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Speaker 1: as part of my conversations with you and continue do
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Speaker 1: amazing work like that in the future. Okay, now, thank you,
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Speaker 1: I will thank you. Good good Now now okay, now
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Speaker 1: here's your boy. Okay, I am a guy from going
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Speaker 1: with switching gears. Going over to the yoga Okay now okay, okay,
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Speaker 1: going over to yoga. Okay, Now, what exactly is yoka?
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Speaker 1: What exactly? Oh man? Yoka is interesting that it's it's
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Speaker 1: a lifestyle, it's a practice, it's an ongoing practice. A
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Speaker 1: lot of people when they think of yoga, they think
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Speaker 1: of poses, think of exercising, They think of you know,
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Speaker 1: great abs and and you know and and beautiful arms.
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Speaker 1: But yoga really is a mind, body and soul practice.
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Speaker 1: So you have the mind's part where you are quieting
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Speaker 1: your mind still in your mind, you're able to focus
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Speaker 1: um and and and For for us, it's about really
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Speaker 1: focusing to we can manifest what it is we want
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Speaker 1: to happen in our lives. There's the spiritual part of it,
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Speaker 1: the spiritual practice where we're recognizing in the world um
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Speaker 1: and trying to be a more loving individual to others,
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Speaker 1: and we're looking to recognize love in in other individuals
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Speaker 1: as well, which obviously that's not the whole of it. Um.
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Speaker 1: And then there's the physical obviously obviously deposing, and that's
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Speaker 1: a discipline that, yes, there's a there's a wonderful result
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Speaker 1: in that, you know, you wind up with a with
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Speaker 1: a beautiful, strong physical um body and presence. But there's
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Speaker 1: so much more to the physical practice of yoga than
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Speaker 1: people really truly understand unless they are they are engaging
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Speaker 1: in the practice itself. Now, you started Oneness Yoga Studios
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Speaker 1: in New Jersey with one of your want with your sisters.
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Speaker 1: Are one of your sisters. I have two sisters and
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Speaker 1: we're all we're a triangle. We're a partner, y'all in
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Speaker 1: the just stretching out, you're do that hot yoga that
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Speaker 1: I hear about the hot yoga too. You've heard about
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Speaker 1: the hot yoga, yes, and you know ideally, you know,
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Speaker 1: nobody wants to really practice yoga in the cold, so
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Speaker 1: some of it is practiced at different temperatures. Ours isn't
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Speaker 1: quite like the super hot hot like from yoga, but
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Speaker 1: we definitely practice it in a warm studio because it's
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Speaker 1: important for your muscles to be warmed um so that
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Speaker 1: you don't injure yourself while you're practicing a professional There's
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Speaker 1: that's when you talk to people that know what they're doing.
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Speaker 1: You know, Yeah, I go to a studio. They got
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Speaker 1: just I used too hot here. I need a call,
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Speaker 1: just messing up all my poor muscles. I'm on the phone.
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Speaker 1: She's on the phone talking about Linda Williams. A long
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Speaker 1: time since I've spoken to hers. She's talking about her career,
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Speaker 1: her life as far as as being an actress. One
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Speaker 1: of the things she told to me in the show
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Speaker 1: was that being an actress, you are an entrepreneur. Be
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Speaker 1: back moving with Linda Williams or money making conversation. Hi,
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Speaker 1: this is ra Sean McDonald. You're listening to money making
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Speaker 1: conversations on the phone against Melinda Williams. But Linda, uh,
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Speaker 1: being an entrepreneur, you're you're you're taking it to launch something.
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Speaker 1: First of all, we want to talk about a couple
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Speaker 1: of dot com sites that you've launched, Shop Cheese, Gotta
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Speaker 1: Have It, dot com. Let's talk about that first and
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Speaker 1: they will move over to this is leaving dot com. Now,
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Speaker 1: this is a concept. How do you come up with
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Speaker 1: a concept? Because people come on my show all the
9:29
Speaker 1: time talking about I got this idea, I wanna, I wanna,
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Speaker 1: I wanna do e commerce. Okay, now you're doing it.
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Speaker 1: Now you're doing it. Now. How did you take it
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Speaker 1: from the idea to the doing it stage? Goodness gracious, Well,
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Speaker 1: first of all, you gotta keep My husband and I
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Speaker 1: have a saying we just got we keep your head
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Speaker 1: down and keep firing, right. That basically how we take
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Speaker 1: it from ideas to doing it. Essentially, we we sit
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Speaker 1: down and we um. We pray and meditate together, and
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Speaker 1: not one of the things we do in our prayers
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Speaker 1: and meditation is asked for um inspiration and ideas. We
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Speaker 1: knew we wanted to partner and work on business together.
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Speaker 1: And it was essentially like you know, he and I
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Speaker 1: just just recently married and we we both have our
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Speaker 1: own children. But we also knew we wanted as creative means,
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Speaker 1: we wanted to create something together UM. And so essentially
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Speaker 1: we sat down to find to figure out what we
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Speaker 1: wanted to do, and you know, in our daily lives,
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Speaker 1: this thing is just begin to come up. Ideas just
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Speaker 1: begin to come up. We were traveling quite a bit.
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna start with this is leaving because she's got
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Speaker 1: to have. It really came out of this was born
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Speaker 1: out show traveling around quite a bit, and we were
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Speaker 1: discovering things through travel UM that we that were very
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Speaker 1: beneficial to us as individuals, but also beneficial to us
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Speaker 1: in our relationship and our communication and our ability to
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Speaker 1: move through the world in ways that we didn't know
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Speaker 1: where possible. And so we decided to start a really
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Speaker 1: a blog that was for our friends and families so
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Speaker 1: that they could also benefit UM through our you know,
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Speaker 1: vicariously through our travels. And then as we began to
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Speaker 1: build the site, we were like, wait a minute, there's
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Speaker 1: so much more to this travel thing. It's not just
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Speaker 1: about destinations. It's about staycations. If you don't have the money,
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Speaker 1: can take a vacation or weekend off or a date
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Speaker 1: night UM with your with your spouse. UH, learning to
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Speaker 1: eat differently, learning to eat fresher foods, things that that
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Speaker 1: UM were contributing to our health and wellness. So we
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Speaker 1: just saw that it was really more about a lifestyle,
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Speaker 1: a wellness lifestyle. So this is Leaving is a travel site,
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Speaker 1: but it's really with an emphasis on lifestyle and wellness.
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Speaker 1: Now incorporated in that is fashion is food and recipes.
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Speaker 1: So we were like, there really isn't any there aren't
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Speaker 1: very many limitations to what kind of extensions can come
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Speaker 1: out of this this um, this is leaving and it's
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Speaker 1: a play on the words this is living right right
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Speaker 1: right um, And so that's basically where shops she's got
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Speaker 1: to have they came and my my husband's extensions. Let's
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Speaker 1: stay let's stay on. This is leaving right because I
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Speaker 1: got it up. I'm looking at it. I went up
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Speaker 1: to it earlier to day. You know, they have like
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Speaker 1: of course destinations is a click down on that fashioning style,
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Speaker 1: that's a click down on that arts and culture, food,
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Speaker 1: travel tips, reviews and videos. One of the great things
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Speaker 1: I loved about the site it felt like it felt
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Speaker 1: like a It felt like a romance because you know,
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Speaker 1: it features her husband, so it's a loving site. That's
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Speaker 1: That's what my number one takeaway. I was like this,
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Speaker 1: I felt good. When I looked at your side, I went, oh,
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Speaker 1: this is nice. It looks so cute, you know, walking
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Speaker 1: on the beach together. A lot of you know, they
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Speaker 1: make funny faces on their side and they're having a
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Speaker 1: good time. They have videos they play back on their
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Speaker 1: side and so that was my initial takeaway. That lets
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Speaker 1: you know that they are living their life as a
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Speaker 1: as a couple, and that's what I balanced life. And
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Speaker 1: so I bring that up. That's what I'm slowing you
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Speaker 1: down because I struggle with that in London. I struggled
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Speaker 1: with having a balanced life. I struggled with learning how
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Speaker 1: to be with my mate, you know, be with my family,
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Speaker 1: to go together because I was just so concerned about
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Speaker 1: being successful, so concerned about driving not missing that opportunity,
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Speaker 1: and whatever the opportunity was, I don't know what I
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Speaker 1: would have missed, but I wasn't gonna miss it. And
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Speaker 1: so and to see and when I see this, I
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Speaker 1: think it's important to sell the value of the balance
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Speaker 1: life on here and and you do it visually and
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Speaker 1: if and I would always put that as part of
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Speaker 1: your mantra when you're talking about this particular site. Because
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Speaker 1: you're successful, your husband's successful. But look at what we
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Speaker 1: do together. We're not you know, we're not ashamed. You
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Speaker 1: know you understand what I'm saying. I absolutely do. And
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Speaker 1: what I have to say is, you know, again what
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Speaker 1: I was saying earlier about how me and I sat
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Speaker 1: down and said, what can we do together because we
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Speaker 1: also understood that our respective careers could potentially take us
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Speaker 1: in opposite direction. You know, we both could be traveling
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Speaker 1: and rarely seeing each other, and we've decided that that's
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Speaker 1: not what we wanted for our relationship. And I and
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Speaker 1: you know, and it may work for some people, but
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Speaker 1: for us being in a new relationship, we understand that
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Speaker 1: you really have to build a foundation. And in building
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Speaker 1: the foundation, that means being together and spending time together.
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Speaker 1: So we needed to find some some things that we
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Speaker 1: could figure out where we weren't being separated to where
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Speaker 1: we weren't able to build that proper foundation, which is
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Speaker 1: the setting for our relationship. And that's why what you
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Speaker 1: see on the site is um is reflective of the
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Speaker 1: foundation that has been built over the years. And and
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Speaker 1: I just wanted to slow down the conversation that everybody
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Speaker 1: know that's not which I think, it's the foundation of
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Speaker 1: what you do in your life. Is this when I
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Speaker 1: look at this site and I'm so excited, and I
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Speaker 1: hope you don't mind me. You know, just just just
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Speaker 1: really just exposing everybody high affected me because it affected
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Speaker 1: me in a very positive amouner. I think anybody who
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Speaker 1: comes to this is living and I'm speaking to Melinda Williams,
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Speaker 1: talented actress, entrepreneur, you know who's out there, you know,
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Speaker 1: allowing her brand to educate you, to make you have values,
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Speaker 1: to make you feel positive. Now, I'm a foodie. I
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Speaker 1: went to the food section im meetily went there because
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Speaker 1: I have a section called rushawn eats. If you ever
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Speaker 1: this type of Rashan McDonald anywhere on Google and type
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Speaker 1: of Rashawn eats, and if you ever want to add
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Speaker 1: my link to the site, I'll be more than happy
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Speaker 1: because I'm a foodie girl. And when you guys are traveling,
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Speaker 1: I will do anything to help promote your brand and
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Speaker 1: also let me know about different links that you want
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Speaker 1: to put on my social media and my mother and newsleather,
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Speaker 1: and I would help you promote that. Because what you're
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Speaker 1: doing as a as a as a as a young lady,
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Speaker 1: as a as a wife, as a as a as
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Speaker 1: a parent, I think it's poortant to see that there's
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Speaker 1: there is a simple world of quality that you're delivering
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Speaker 1: on the regular places with Linda. And that's why I
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Speaker 1: wanted to bring you on the show because I see
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Speaker 1: that and I just wanted to kind of like announce
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Speaker 1: that to you publicly on my show, just in case
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Speaker 1: you hadn't heard that in a while. Thank you, thank you.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if I haven't heard it in a while,
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Speaker 1: So I appreciate the reinforcement. Thank you. Good. Now let's
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Speaker 1: talk about the the website. There's an extension of this
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Speaker 1: is Leaving. Yes, that's shop. She's got a habit and
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Speaker 1: it's and it's really right now, it's it's my baby, right, um,
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Speaker 1: you know like if this is Leaving is my firstborn, Um,
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Speaker 1: my new baby is shops she's got to have and
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Speaker 1: and it's really a fashion and lifestyle extension of this
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Speaker 1: is Leaving. It's really also a wellness But the emphasis
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Speaker 1: is on women, particularly of targeting women of color, because
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Speaker 1: I feel like as a lot of sites out there
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Speaker 1: who target everyone else and and sort of consider women
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Speaker 1: of color and afterthought like, oh you can get something here,
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Speaker 1: you can find something. And for us, for me, it
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Speaker 1: really means um sourcing products that that are meaningful to
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Speaker 1: women who look like me, women who identify with me,
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Speaker 1: and also creating a marketplace for those women. So the
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Speaker 1: wearing phase one of shops, She's got to have it.
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Speaker 1: But the next phase is turning out a marketplace where
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Speaker 1: other vendors, other manufacturers, other designers can come and and
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Speaker 1: and share the platform. Because my platform that I've been
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Speaker 1: building over the years is not just for me. My
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Speaker 1: platform is not just for me to promote my brands
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Speaker 1: and my products. I would like to use my platform
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Speaker 1: to help others promote their brands and their products as well. Because, Rashan,
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Speaker 1: this reach that we have now on social media, on Facebook,
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Speaker 1: on on it or on Instagram, this reach that we
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Speaker 1: had extremely powerful. I'm sure you know that. And if
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Speaker 1: I have a power or a superpower, why wouldn't I
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Speaker 1: use that? I agree with you because of the fact
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Speaker 1: that when I was looking at these these these e
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Speaker 1: commerce portals that you're creating, you allowed because one of
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Speaker 1: the questions they sent over to me was talking about
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Speaker 1: using your following into your network to build UH network
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Speaker 1: and UH empowering others to do the same. Now, that's
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Speaker 1: that's a very unselfish statement for you to make. Where
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Speaker 1: does that come from? What does what? What? What what
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Speaker 1: causes you to make a statement like that about helping
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Speaker 1: other people? My parents, I mean, at the end of
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Speaker 1: the day, my family. It's a reflection of the family
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Speaker 1: that I the way I was raised. I was raised
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Speaker 1: with two sisters, and my father always told us there's
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Speaker 1: nothing more important than your sisters. And so essentially I
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Speaker 1: have an affinity for for for sisterhood, for the men,
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Speaker 1: and for women of color. And it's a great time
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Speaker 1: for women right now, in particularly for women of color.
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Speaker 1: And again that the way that technology has evolved, it's
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Speaker 1: gotten us to a place where we can connect with
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Speaker 1: one another immediately, like right now, right away, there is
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Speaker 1: no delay in our connection. And so what are we
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Speaker 1: using our platforms and our connections for? And so I
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Speaker 1: say we should be using our networks to build our
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Speaker 1: net work because we now don't have to look outside
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Speaker 1: of our network. There are enough of us so those
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Speaker 1: we can get together and partner up and help each other.
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Speaker 1: We're all out here trying to do it independently, and
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Speaker 1: I feel like that's the harder way to work. If
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Speaker 1: we want to work smarter, then we would connect with
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Speaker 1: one another with these tools that social media has given
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Speaker 1: us to be able to do so and and grow
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Speaker 1: ourselves strong. Um together, But Linda Williams, thank you for
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Speaker 1: coming on my show. Very powerful. Now I'm being um
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Speaker 1: Philadelphia next week for our three days. So I don't
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Speaker 1: thank you for London for coming on this. So you're amazing.
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Speaker 1: I gotta do me. Londa keep winning, okay, I will
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Speaker 1: you too. Rashawn, thank you, appreciate you