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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:

17 years in Hollywood and Why Finding a Balance is Key with Pooch Hall Mar 06, 2018

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Today’s guest is a personal friend and has spent the last 17 years challenging himself in one of the world’s toughest industries; Hollywood. He is a husband, father, actor, model, and son that some of you know as Derwin Davis or Daryll Donovan but today he’s just Pooch Hall.

You will enjoy his enthusiasm about life and his positive outlook on each and every role he gets to play. In this episode, we discuss the hardest part of his journey in Hollywood and why balance is key. We also got a chance to talk about some of things he passes down to his own children and why learning Spanish is something he missed out on.

This episode isn’t just for the aspiring actor, this one is for everyone as we explore Pooch’s journey and struggles in Hollywood.

Being chosen for Magic Johnson's 32 under 32 and finding happiness in helping others with Dominique Sensabaugh Feb 27, 2018

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Today's guest is a selfless philanthropist, wife, and new mom. For the last 3 years she has spearheaded an idea worth sharing by dedicating her entire birthday month to the service of others. Her honesty and realness about rejection after college will resonate with all of us. Her journey of rejection entering the corporate world turned into motivation to create her own business. She is now the founder of her lifestyle blog, Dominiquesensabaugh.com. Dominique was recently selected for Magic Johnson's 32 under 32 for her amazing impact and leadership. Her views on relationships, gratitude, service to others, and overcoming obstacles will have us all striving to be better versions of ourselves.

Why you shouldnt quit your day job just yet and the importance of training your mindset with Meghan Taylor Feb 21, 2018

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On Todays episode our guest is a female powerhouse, Meghan Taylor. She is the founder of Women in Radio, an organization created to support the advancement of women in the radio industry.

Meghan discusses some radio realness and why its was so important for her to create something that helped open doors for other women in the radio industry.

In this episode Meghan will spare you no shame as she has us all wanting to take advantage of the "right now." Hear how she never let being shy halt her growth and why training your mindset should be as important as brushing your teeth.

Making History And The Importance of Trusting Your Gut With Rontel Batie Feb 13, 2018

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In this first episode of the Stranded podcast we have a special guest. Raised by a single mother after losing his father to violence, Rontel Batie, at 29 is making history. Rontel is currently the youngest black male to run for U.S. Congress, Florida's 5th District, since 1871.

Join us while we discuss his uphill battle overcoming adversity, why working since he was 12 is the reason for his drive and how he knew from an early age he would be in an important role.

You will also hear why he believes educated millennials will be the poorest person in the country soon and the importance of listening to your gut even when it doesn't make sense.

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