Famus Conversations

It's not always easy to stay focused but when you have a passion, you can find it in you to keep going. Retania Ann founded the brand Ann Luchadé after sewing and designing since 5 years old. All of the hard work led to her designs being shown in Macy's Philadelphia Center City Window display during the holiday season and so many other major accomplishments. This is a good one especially for those who are ready to get started in their passions.

I taught a workshop and I just had to record this quick thought for you guys about why waiting is wack and you should go out and get it done. You don't need to have things perfect to start. You just need to start,

In this episode, I had to pull up and get this conversation going with Naomi Johnson. She tells her story about moving to Brooklyn from Miami, how losing her parents became a driving force behind helping her find clarity which in turn, led to her starting her Home Organization Business, Place to Palace.

In this episode, we talk about some of the legalities it takes to start a business. What should you know about registering a business, getting a trademark and protecting yourself? Find out here!

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In this episode, we talk to Ayanna Dutton, founder of Meet Me Series and Co-founder of Non-Corporate Girls. She talks to us about defining a clear vision for your brand, knowing when to expand your team, using social networks to grow your brand, and other marketing tactics to stay ahead.

Keena, Kendra, and Kristine ride the Septa after a media conference in New York. We talk about relationships, entrepreneurship, and how we are moving through life today as women