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Entrepreneur D. Malone (@iamdmalone) discusses the importance of faith when walking in one's purpose and continuing to stay focused during rough times. (Season 2, Episode 10 / Season Finale)

Author and Self-Reflection Coach Maleeka Alease (@maleekaalease) discusses the road to understanding when one needs self reflection, vulnerability & transparency, and heightened expectations playing a huge role in mental health. (Season 2, Episode 9)

Xaymara Rodriguez of ONHER The Brand (@onherthebrand) discusses the pressures of perfection within the fashion industry, the mental preparation behind creating and running a fashion line, and maintaining balance. (Season 2, Episode 8)

DJ Mina Marie (@mina_marie_jamz) discusses growing up in a household full of music, her discovery of hip hop, her NYC roots, and her approach to self-branding. (Season 2, Episode 7)

Celebrity Makeup Artist Rebecca Lee (@koreankandy) of Rebecca Lee Artistry discusses the pressure of making the most of a first impression in business, why living for validation from others is counter-productive, the importance of having trust from clients, and maintaining a work-life balance. (Season 2, Episode 6)

A Loyal Society Founder Krista Carter (@aloyalsociety) discusses self care awareness, the importance of friendships, previously balancing corporate and entrepreneurship life, and determination. (Season 2, Episode 5)

Rejected Hearts Club Founder & Media Personality Jamie Batiste (@jamie_batiste) discusses the process from overcoming heartbreak and turning it into an endeavor that proved therapeutic, taking a leap of faith, always trusting the process, and some memorable moments from her time in radio broadcasting. (Season 2, Episode 4)

Marketing Executive Megan Miller (@marketing_mezzo) discusses the various layers of engaging audiences for small businesses, why marketing works in experimental cases, living in the moment, and maintaining a healthy work/home balance. (Season 2, Episode 3)

Entrepreneur Janelle Rosario (@intheprofitzone) discusses the dedication and navigation behind professional running and cycling through the busy streets of New York City, getting into e-commerce administration & web-brand development, and the importance of traveling and having a tribe to lift you up. (Season 2, Episode 2)

Publicist/Event Coordinator Michelle Pascal (@themichellepascal) discusses her unconventional road to Public Relations, coordinating a fashion show outside on a Harlem block, and the keys to keeping clients happy as a Publicist. (Season 2, Episode 1)

Multi-hyphenate Mo Brown Suga (@mobrownsuga) discusses discovering Performing Arts at an early age, accomplishments as a TV & Music Producer while balancing doing On-Air work, and maintaining motivation. (Episode 12 / Season Finale)

Digital Marketing Executive/Content Producer Kenya Thomas discusses the benefits of breaking into content creation, her origins in Television Production/On-Air, and playing a major role in Chuck's Television Production career. (Episode 11)

Television Producer/Entrepreneur Jennifer Moxley discusses the barriers that exist in Television Production for women, amplifying minority and women's voices in media, and helping clients understand the importance of earned media. (Episode 10)

Entrepreneur Kerry Yanique Croft discusses the concept behind The Vitamin M, the importance of community growth, stepping out of the comfort zone and the disruption aspect behind The Vitamin M Box. (Episode 9)

Entrepreneur Brittney Bogues discusses the importance of a work-life balance, how life lessons aided in growing and scaling The Bogues Group and how fitness has played a role in her career journey. (Episode 8)

International English Teacher & Social Media Influencer Jessica Stanton discusses her journey from the United States to Columbia and then to China as an English Teacher, maintaining a peace of mind, the notable differences in quality of life and a revelation about healthy foods in China. (Episode 7)

Founder/CEO of CNPR Candice Nicole discusses maintaining the balance of clients needs versus realistic expectations, the secret behind relocating her PR Firm from the Washington DC area to Charlotte and the importance of family. (Episode 6)

HuffPost Editor-in-Chief Danielle Belton discusses the transition from The Root (as Editor-in-Chief) to HuffPost, the need for diversity in the newsroom, the importance of keeping family close, making tough decisions when hiring friends, and career beginnings at Clutch Mag and TheLoop21. (Episode 3)

Charlotte-based Model Coach and veteran Runway Model/TV Presenter/Entrepreneur Jennifer Michelle discusses the easy transition from modeling into coaching talent, battling misogyny in a male dominated world, turning interest in the outdoors into a new initiative, how certain aspects of her personal life making model coaching easier than expected and the will to win and holding integrity throughout her 30 year career. (Episode 5)

Award-winning entrepreneur, Soccer Visionary and former International Soccer Player Qiana Martin discusses the risks with leaving South Carolina for South America, the cultural perceptions made of the United States while living abroad, the importance of workshops and programs aimed at young adults, family and forging partnerships. (Episode 4)

Veteran music industry Journalist/Producer Maya Medena (aka Maya The B) discusses creating internet streaming content before it was accepted in the urban music industry during the late 2000's, the glaring misogyny within the music industry, karma never taking a day off, standing up to men and sexual harassment, evolving beyond the urban music industry and lessons learned from encounters with executives. (Episode 2)

Veteran Publicist Nicole Blake of The Blake Agency discusses balancing keeping clients happy versus honoring integrity, misogyny in the entertainment industry, the tall task of navigating through Public Relations as a Black Woman and the keys to a happy life professionally. (Episode 1)