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After 4 years of embracing our stuck through The Stranded Phase podcast, it’s time we shift and decide to change our own narrative. For those who’ve followed along on this journey, this doesn’t mean we won’t be met with pain, we won’t get hurt, or we won’t go through transitional periods, it means its time we invite wealth into our life in all forms.

A long and unsolicited healing journey led Jessica to realize that being RICH has nothing to do with money. Money is the by product. This long and necessary invitation sent her searching inwards and eventually brought her to finding happiness in being RICH in connection, RICH in community, RICH in soul, RICH in love, RICH in spirit, RICH in family, and so much more.

From EMDR therapists, relationship coaches, neurologists, 7 figure earners, Shamans, and soul thrilling conversations her goal is to help you put words to feelings you’ve felt but may not understand. This podcast includes but is not limited to everyone she is connected with that helped change her life. From dear friends in business to people she trusts you will be invited into HONEST conversations around growing, evolving, and dealing with personal and professional journeys at the same damn time.

Welcome to RICH IN REAL LIFE

Copyright: © 2018

Latest Episodes:

The Unhealthy Truth About Going Through Your Mans Phone and Going From Victim To Volunteer in Relationships with Kristel David Aug 14, 2020

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10 Reasons Why You're Not There Yet. Jul 28, 2020

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In this episode, Jessica talks about the things that is hindering us from achieving our goals in life.

These circumstances have turned people’s lives’ upside down. If you are, at these times seeking growth and seeking advice and staying in tuned, you need to give yourself a pat in the back.

Key takeaways:

Are we there yet?
Success
Blaming the pandemic
Room for opportunities
A handful of reasons why you’re not there yet
Lack of clarity
Invest some money or some time
G.I.V.E.
You have to believe it to be true
Change old habits
You have to fail forward
You’re too comfortable
Break the chain
You are responsible for everything
If you can’t keep a promise to yourself, you can’t keep a promise to anyone.

15MIN FRI: DO YOU EVEN KNOW HER? Jul 17, 2020

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How To Use Your Voice & Privilege To Help Black Lives With Danielle Lewis Jul 09, 2020

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When Is It Time To Do Something Different With Nicole Simmons & Jessica Hurley Jul 03, 2020

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The Pivot You Must Make In Todays Current Climate With Ahyiana Angel Jun 30, 2020

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Taking Up Spaces of Power And Using Your Influence To Ignite Change With Caila Coleman Jun 23, 2020

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This episode IS A MUST!!!! It is truly about as honest as its going to get. The conversation I was craving on The Stranded phase and I am sure you are too was an honest one that I knew would make many uncomfortable. A conversation about racism, white people, colorism, micro-aggression, protesting, and what keeping this movement alive and well actually looks like WHILE talking about the history so many of us aren't aware of before we open our mouth.

In this incredible episode we talk with criminal and family law attorney, Caila Coleman, about the Black Lives Matter movement. This is nothing of an incredible and vulnerable perspective from a black woman who is responsible for upholding the law. I sincerely wanted to hear the thoughts from people of color who were in roles where they were sworn to serve and protect and uphold the law while it feels as if most Americans don't.

In this episode, we discuss how even a woman who is responsible for serving and upholding the law deals with constant stereotyping and racism. We discuss colorism in the black community and how the law is different for darker skinned individuals.

Caila helps us understand micro-aggressions and how there are little limits to where they exist. She stresses to us that it is time to speak up but not to overpower the voices of those that are oppressed.

Caila even discusses with us understanding your prosecutors roles and be careful who you elect into those roles and why it is so important for her to become a judge. From code switching to code words used to explain to black youth how to behave in public, this episode is to purely enlighten and one that EVERYONE involved needs to hear.

Story of Rosewood: https://www.history.com/topics/early-20th-century-us/rosewood-massacre

To work with Caila:

http://www.colemanlaw.net/

My TEDx: The Ripple Effect of Mentoring Jun 19, 2020

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In April 2018, I had the opportunity to do a TEDx speech. When I asked my peers what I should discuss, they all responded with the same message, "talk about your passion for mentoring."

The true power of mentoring is so important to me because a powerful mentor relationship at the age of 16 changed the entire trajectory of my life. I promise you, I wouldn't be here. That relationship and transformation led me to do it for other people. I even worked for non-profits for over 10 years that solely served at risk people of color around mentoring and programs to prevent them from the prison pipeline.

If you are looking for others way to directly impact lives right now, mentoring at a local organization may be an option. I am not saying this is the solution, it may just be one for many who aren't able to protest or are looking for a more direct impact.

And if you've ever thought about mentoring but feel like the invest of time wont equal a true transformation, I am here to tell you how far off you are. However, I encourage you to listen to this TEDx speech to truly understand how POWERFUL of mentoring a few people actually is.

Watch the full TEDx video on youtube here:

The Ripple Effect of Mentoring

Download "How-To" Guide to securing your own TEDx speech:

How To Secure A TEDx Talk

A Letter To My Whitest Self Jun 15, 2020

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During a trying time, this may be the most vulnerable episode I ever produce. But all I could think of this podcast has been through my willingness to share my most vulnerable and STUCK moments with you in light that they may help someone.

And the truth is, I was angry beyond believe when I saw what happened to George Floyd. In the coming days I had moments shortly after where I allowed my ego to silence me and became angered and triggered with every opinion. My journey through why I felt silenced and why I felt angry was something I had to work through on my own, so I openly give you my journal entry in this episode about acknowledging "white privilege" and how I had to own my role as an accessory to all of this.

Being Courageous Enough To Create Your Own Economy with Dr. Cheryl Woods Jun 09, 2020

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