HEYYY entrepreneurs, HEYYY creatives!! We're glad you were able to find Cream the Collective's podcast! We're ecstatic to have you become a part of the community. Join us in conversations on everything business. Listen to stories of how people were able to quit their jobs to take their business full-time, learn how to register your business as an LLC, learn how to apply for a trademark, learn how to empower yourself BEFORE empowering your business, and more. If you want to start your purpose-led business but, don't know where to begin, God brought you here for a reason cause we got you! Subscribe so you don't miss any of the gems. To keep up with Cream, follow us on IG: @creamthecollective. If you're more of a visual person, search Cream the Collective on YouTube for video versions. Welcome to the Kingdom.
Strong Szn is more than fitness gear, it's a mindset. "How strong are you to finish what you started?" stated Stanley Mondestin, founder of Strong Szn. The Strong Szn brand offers fitness apparel, workout plans, and soon to come, fitness equipment. Listen to Stanley tell his story of how he capitalized on his passion to create the next largest fitness brand in the game.
Khadesia Tomlin, a hairstylist here in Syracuse, NY shares the story of how she was able to quit her main jobs and finally turn her hair business hustle into her main business. Tomlin is now a well known, self-employed stylist in her city. She works to empower Black women through their hair and skills. Listen to how she plans to empower her community.
Jaleel Campbell is the epitome of Blackness from his Afrocentric studio to his African infused dolls to his Afro-inspired illustrations and, it doesn't stop there. Listen as Jaleel takes us through his journey of dollmaking, illustrating, and being the best self-employed man, God has allowed him to be thus far. We promise you don't want to miss what's in store for Jaleel Campbell.
Cream College is an event that was originally designed to only provide business knowledge to upcoming entrepreneurs; to learn how to get their business off the ground. However, with the recent murder of George Floyd, we felt compelled to include a session in honor of Floyd, as well as, address the constant injustices in America. We thank Professor Johnson for all of her knowledge and for partnering with us to make this happen!Cream College will continue to deliver the sessions dedicated to its original goal on Sunday (6/7/20) 3 pm EST via Instagram Live @creamthecollective
Zain, a current Architect major at Syracuse University discloses his perception of being a creative. What the title consists of, and what comes along with it. All while providing words of motivation and encouragement to listeners on discovering the why of their business/craft. To keep up with Zain, follow him on IG @zain_elwakil and Zulu Echo Initiative @zuluecho_initiative.
Upcoming actor, Dexter McKinney grew up on the south side of Syracuse, NY where hustling and grinding was expected of him. Although, he managed to get caught up in the street life, he made his way out. He grounded himself in himself, his passions and his wants. Here's his story...For more content: IG: @creamthecollective