Podcast appearances and mentions of charlene izere

As creators, there are so many things that we have to learn to be successful in this industry from managing our content and our audience to our personal life and mental health. In “Coached”, a podcast series of Soulcial Scoop podcast by Soulcialmate, we work 1:1 with a member of our private creator coaching community, the Soulcial Suite, and you get to be a fly on the wall during our call. When it comes to creating passive income, many creators consider creating their own course. Maybe you've got a really great idea for a course, but logistically, you have no idea where to start. In this week's episode of “Coached” with Charlene Izere, we're discussing how to figure out what your course will look like and then go out and create it. Episode 81 Show Notes can be found here. FREE CREATOR BIZ PLAYBOOK ⤵️ https://kristen-bousquet.ck.page/a5d217e389

The quality of your clients' experience can make or break your business. #facts The question is, are you ready to take their experience to the next level *and* maintain a smooth & streamlined process? Well, today's your lucky day!   I met with Charlene Izere, Systems Strategist & the founder of Soulful Systems, a business management agency, and she broke down:   ⚡️How a magical client experience can be your best marketing strategy ⚡️The key components of a seamless client onboarding process ⚡️How to automate your onboarding, yet maintain a luxury, customized experience ⚡️Charlene's favorite tips + tools for successfully managing client relationships  

Your business will undoubtedly look different postpartum. Whether it's more time off, developing new systems, altering containers, or just scheduling in a little more self-care, as a new boss mom, embracing the evolution of your business postpartum is the name of the game. At the end of the day, running a business and being a mother means accepting what's working for you right now.   In today's episode, I am talking to Charlene Izere, new mama and CEO of not one but three successful online businesses. Charlene is paving the way for Black Women to step into their power and live a life of wealth and freedom, and she's on a mission to create a world that is deserving of our precious babies. We're talking about all things mom boss life, what running a successful business looks like with a newborn, how to reframe your guilt as a mom in business, why you should outsource postpartum help, and how to set up systems that reflect and support your current reality.   In this episode, we cover: How to set up systems that allow for the flexibility of motherhood [5:43] Cutting through the noise of doubt to find your edge [8:16] Why you shouldn't make decisions out of a deficit of self [9:22] Giving yourself permission to pursue what you love doing [19:24] How to separate your sense of self-worth from your business [32: 44]   Connect with Charlene:  Soulful Systems Co Melanin & Money @charleneizere

Black Luxe Creator Charlene Izere (she/her) joins to share how she built her personal brand and several ventures, strike down the notion that guilty pleasures need to be guilty, and share some great advice for aspiring entrepreneurs, thought-leaders, and well-meaning non-Black allies. Charlene Izere is a Black Luxe Creator and three-time entrepreneur. She is the founder and CEO of Melanin & Money, a comprehensive hub for entrepreneurially-minded Black women; Soulful Systems, a boutique online business management agency supporting high-level entrepreneurs with sustainable systems; and Wellness Delivered, a self-care and community care brand. Her mission is to leave the world Blacker than when she entered. Charlene has been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur, Thrive Global, and Disrupt Magazine. Follow Charlene on Instagram Follow Charlene on YouTube Follow Charlene on Twitter Check out Charlene's website Donate to the We Own Our Legacy Impact Fund to fund essential financial resources, business coaching, and tech support for Black and Brown women founders.

What does Black economic empowerment look like? My guest today is Charlene Izere, founder and CEO of Melanin & Money -- a multiple 6-figure boutique online business management agency. Charlene moved to the United States when she was 3 years old, escaping the war in Rwanda. Her upbringing shaped her into the solutions-oriented, independent woman she is today. In this episode, Charlene discusses her journey from humble beginnings to becoming a Black luxe creator. She shares how wealth, both mindset and monetary, allows communities and individuals to move from a state of survival to one that thrives in different endeavors. Charlene dives deeper into her purpose, explaining why she founded the “We Own Our Own Legacy Impact Fund” for BIWOC entrepreneurs. Tune in to hear Charlene's inspirational story and her important mission to put more opportunities and money into the hands of Black womxn. “I get to decide how I want to live my life and black women and women of color, we get to decide how we want to live our lives. And our white counterparts --  they do the same. So why not us?” - Charlene Izere Here's a closer look at the episode:Centering yourself with a wealthy mindsetNormalizing luxury for Black women and WOCWhy we all deserve a wealthy lifeFiguring out how to be a solutionThe power of knowing your potentialFinding strength and power in hardship We Own Our Legacy Fund:  https://ifundwomen.com/projects/we-own-our-legacy-impact-fund The resource gap for BIWOC entrepreneurs is an existential threat to sustainable innovation in our communities, which is only heightened by the fact that our generation is witnessing more Black and Brown businesses close their doors than ever before due to COVID-19.  Throughout history, BIWOC have experienced many assaults to their self-determination as entrepreneurs; but still we rise. The We Own Our Legacy Impact Fund will pool essential financial resources, business coaching, and tech support for Black and Brown women founders. We are founders. We are small business owners. We are mothers. We are WOC. We are warriors. We are a network of resources, Black resilience, Indigenous innovation, community capital, Latinx strength; to build a future where WE are our greatest asset. Our 2021 goal is to provide $100k in resource mobilization opportunities to BIWOC entrepreneurs in the following areas: monetary grants, tech infrastructure support, business coaching scholarships, and an incubator/accelerator placement. We are asking you to help us with the launch of our fund! We hope that we can count on your support. Every bit helps as we create the building blocks of our legacy. 

Charlene Izere is a multi-passionate entrepreneur. She is the founder of 3 brands: Melanin & Money, Wellness Delivered, and Soulful Systems. Through her platforms, she empowers women to live life on their own terms through systems, self-care, and entrepreneurship.  As a Black woman, carving out her empire out here in these entrepreneurial streets, she knows first hand how disheartening it can be to feel underrepresented, longing for community, and support by women who get it. Her mission? To put money and opportunity in the hands of Black women.  When Charlene isn’t strategizing with her clients or hosting an event, she enjoys playing video games, collaging, and self-caring.  

A Jill of all trades, Charlene is a multi-passionate entrepreneur. She is the founder of 3 brands: Melanin & Money, Wellness Delivered, and Soulful Systems. Through her platforms she empowers women to live life on their own terms through systems, self-care, and entrepreneurship. Systems is Charlene’s love language so after 6 years in the administrative world she founded, Soulful Systems. Soulful Systems is an Online Business Management Agency working with high-level entrepreneurs to scale their businesses. They use a holistic approach to implement systems and processes that keep entrepreneurs high vibe and in their zone of genius. When Charlene isn’t strategizing with her clients or hosting an event, she enjoys playing video games, collaging, and self-caring.Connect with Charlene:www.soulfulsystems.co www.instagram.com/charleneizere Apply for the Thank You Next Mastermind: https://kayla-ybanez.lpages.co/thankyounext/

Self care is more than just bubble baths and face masks. It’s about diving deep and getting to the root of your trauma, triggers and boundaries. It can be as simple as asking ourselves often “What am I actually feeling?” and being honest with ourselves about the answer. The truth is: being selfish is okay. You have to take care of yourself before you can take care of others. Burnout will impact your ability to show up if you aren’t acknowledging it and practicing self care. Self care is for men, too! It’s important for all of us to feel okay. It all starts with us having these conversations with one another. In today’s episode, we hear from Charlene Izere. She is the founder of both Wellness Delivered and Melanin and Money; events that focus on how self care meets community care as well as networking for women of color and their allies. Join us as we talk about why self care is about thriving instead of surviving and ways to get started in self care and community care today. Wellness Delivered and Melanin and Money will be taking place in the Knoxville, TN and Atlanta, GA areas. Follow @charleneizere on Instagram for more information!

Welcome to episode 30 of The Guava Girl Podcast! In this episode, learn how to create healthy systems & turn wellness into an accessible lifestyle through your personal wellness & habit hacking. IN THIS EPISODE WE LEARN ABOUT: -Maximize profit WHILE maximizing your health -How to take control of your self image -External vs. Internal locust of control -Being culturally confident -Understanding privilege & your responsibility to acknowledge it -"Coat-Switching" -Making choices to keep your life diverse & support diversity -The representation of women of color in the industry -Showing up confidently in your business -Neglecting your health while growing your business IMPORTANT MOMENTS -16:25: What NOT to do in terms of (what you're there for & not there for) -17:45: External vs Internal locus of control: victim mode vs. self awareness -19:30: What being culturally confident means -22:05: Different types of privilege & what it means -25:33: The reality of privilege, and how it changes our experiences. -28:00: What you can do to help with equality -31:14: Charlenes new venture: Melanin & Money -39:50: Stop neglecting yourself in order to not "leave money on the table" -41:27: Scarcity space vs. Abundant state --> the importance of creating a healthy lifestyle -42:54: Creating a work-life blend -45:20: Maximizing wealth by putting your health first POWERFUL QUOTES “You have this one life to live - spending time giving a shit about what other people think drains your soul and your energy” “You can make so much more money in your business by putting yourself, and your health, FIRST.” “You are not in control of yourself when stress is in control of you.”

This episode was almost titled :" My booty changed my life y'all" Charlene is a public health specialist turned multi-passionate entrepreneur, Charlene Izere helps fellow entrepreneurially-minded women create healthy systems to maximize their income & impact. Founder of the BossFit Method, Charlene guides her clients through the fundamental correlation between their health and their wealth, and she helps her “BossFit Tribe” maximize their income and impact through exercise regimens, routine optimization, and mindset shaping. Most recently, Charlene founded Melanin & Money, a social movement and community dedicated towards helping entrepreneurially-minded women of color grow their network and net worth. When she’s not strategizing with her clients or speaking at events, Charlene enjoys playing video games, making cocktails, and binge watching Love & Hip Hop. IG: @charleneizere Melanin & Money IG: @melaninandmoneyco Website: www.charleneizere.com Facebook group: BossFit - A fitness community for female entrepreneurs

In this episode, I bring on special guest Charlene Izere, a wellness expert and business bestie for female entrepreneurs. She speaks about her experiences on growing up with both parents incarcerated as well as why discipline is important vs just motivation.  You can add her on Instagram @CharleneIzere To join the 5 Day Getting On My Shit By Believing In Myself Challenge go to GettingOnMyShit.com or Click HERE If you loved this episode share it on your Instagram with a screenshot and tag me @OlanikeeOsi https://www.instagram.com/olanikeeosi/ Download the free self-love app for women SelfishBabe found in the Apple App and Google Play store.  https://selfishbabe.com  Visit our website SelfishBabe.com and follow us on Instagram @SelfishBabes https://www.instagram.com/selfishbabes/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/selfishbabe-selfishtalk/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/selfishbabe-selfishtalk/support

This episode is all about the connection between building a strong body, a confident mindset, and a success AF biz! Even if you aren't an entrepreneur or coach, this episode will fire you up! Come hang with me on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/groups/courageouslyconfidentcommunity/Instagram:http://www.instagram.com/xogingyCharlene's Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/charleneizere/

Ready to grow a booty while looking like a fashionista? Charlene Izere is a booty building fashionista who combines her love for women empowerment, fashion and sculpting the perfect pair of curves. She runs a 3 month lifestyle program called Fit & Bougie designed for gaining weight and building a mean booty. Bougie means feeling and acting like the best version of yourself without apology. Charlene empowers others to live their best lives,achieve their goals, and embrace the beauty in who they are. Welcome to the Fitness & Mimosas podcast, can I pour a Strawberry Shortcake mimosa so that you can sit and chat with Charlene and I? Connect with Charlene Website: https://www.charleneizere.com/ Instagram: CharleneIzere Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/charlene.izere Your Bootylicious Corner: Free 6-day booty building plan: Spice It Up Fitness Website: Do you want to pop a virtual bottle of champagne together? Email me at info@spiceitupfitness.com to chat! Xo - Jas “Pink Diamonds”/ Favorite Quotes “Getting a booty has helped but it’s also about how you feel and how you act.” “Bougie means feeling like the best version of yourself without apologies. I live the best life that I can so that I can help other people.” “Envision what you want your next 6 months of your life to look like and then ask yourself what steps do you need to take to make that happen? Make long term goals but then focus on the short term goals and steps.” “In the beginning you are not going to see the curves so that is something that you are going to have to do something that pushes you.” “At the end of the day, it’s not all about the booty...and it just so happens that now I have a booty but it’s more about the mindset and lifestyle.” “If you are not consistent you are going to stay right where you are.” “Black women in fitness...I want people to look at me and say, ‘She did it so I know that I can do it too.’” “It breaks my heart to know that there is some girl looking at Instagram and saying to herself, ‘Why isn’t there someone who looks like me?’.” “It’s not about competition, it’s about community.” What does “femininity” mean to you? For me it means feeling confident and owning your mind and body. What would you tell your 11 year old self? Listen girl, don’t be in a rush to grow up. At the end of the day life goes by so fast, you are going to grow up and there is a time for that but for now just slow down and enjoy the moment. What would you tell your 21 year old self? I would tell her that she doesn't have to have it all figured out. I remember when I was 21 I was thinking “I don’t know what I want to do with my life, I want to have it all figured out, married by this time, kids by this time, career by this time, etc. Now I would tell myself, ‘Girl chill! You don’t need to have it all figured out.’ Life will happen, you have to kinda go with it. Obviously have some plans but also realize that there are things out of your control and to follow God along the way. Show Notes: 2:13 How Charlene’s booty building journey began. 5:17 The secret to gaining weight. 6:35 What types of food to eat. 7:08 Being judged on being skinny. 10:08 The trick to staying on your diet when you go out to a restaurant. 12:00 How to deal with the pressure to live up to a certain aesthetic. 14:10 The key to staying consistent with training 15:42 What does “Bougie” mean? 17:15 Charlene’s 90 day Fitness & Lifestyle program. 18:22 What is your biggest challenge in this? 21:45 Her favorite client story. 23:03 Advice for entrepreneurs who are following their passion. 24:15 What would fitness look like if women designed It? 25:56 Black Women in fitness. 27:33 How to have a sense of who you are when you are in an environment where you are on the “outside.” 29:10 Exercising and protecting the hair. 31:59 What does “femininity” mean to you? 33:20 Women and weight lifting. 35:40 Advice to 11 and 21 year old self. 37:23 Where to connect further with Charlene