Podcasts about kyshira moffett

Do you have a streamlined system in place for lead generation, lead nurturing and lead conversion in your online coaching or service based business? If not (or you want to improve it), check out this week's episode. In this episode I discuss: ✅Difference between a prospect and a lead ✅Why and how you should engage them both to increase conversions ✅How to avoid spending 30-60 days building your systems from scratch ___ Use code PODCAST100 to get $100 off your in person or virtual ticket to Emergence Live: http://www.thepowercollective.co/emergencelive ___ Today's episode is sponsored by Magic Mind! Try Magic Mind today and use code BRAND at checkout to get 20% off your purchase. Shop at http://www.magicmind.co/brand _____ Connect with me online! Learn more about my company The Power Collective https://www.thepowercollective.co Join My Free Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/powercirclewithK Shop my published books, planners and journals on Amazon http://bit.ly/kyshira Shop my favorite items in my Amazon Influencer Store  http://amazon.com/shop/kyshiram *affiliate link - I will receive a small commission if you purchase with my link* _____ Follow Me On Social! Connect with me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kyshira Connect with me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kyshira Connect with me on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/kyshiram Connect with me on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/kyshiramoffett Connect with me on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kyshiram Connect with me on Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/kyshiram

Oftentimes we think, "if I had more money, then I'd be happy!" And sometimes we think that if we just had more of whatever it is that we feel we're lacking, we'd be better. I can tell you, from personal experience, that isn't true.  Today on the podcast, I had the pleasure of interviewing my former Concierge client, Kyshira Moffett, who is one of the "baddest" business coaches in the industry. We discuss how even though she'd reached $300K in her business, she knew she needed something more.    To get in touch with Kyshira, follow her on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/kyshira/   Grab my proprietary, The M.O.R.E. Method™ right here: www.themoremethod.co   If you are enjoying this podcast, please share it with your friends by tagging me at: http://www.instagram.com/healingwhilediscoveringpodcast/ on Instagram.   Join our Facebook group at: https://www.andreamichel.com/groups   Get on the waitlist for Healing In The Shadow (H.I.T.S) membership: www.healingintheshadow.com

Support the show:Kyshira Moffett is blazing a trail as an entrepreneur and businesswoman. She is more than a 6 figure business coach to other women, Kyshira is also an award winning entrepreneur that helps people master their messaging, monetize their gifts through her strategic frameworks within the Power Collective which she launched back in 2017.  In a short amount of time, she has established herself as a certified and trusted voice in the business coaching arena. Her “Power Collective” brand helps her succeed instead of suffering from a frustrated, overlooked and unfulfilled or stagnant business. Kyshira shared numerous gems on this episode, including the most ignored aspect of online entrepreneurship…MINDSET. If you're wondering how to overcome mental obstacles, which tools you can use for content, or where you should spend the most of your early profits…this episode is for you!  Guest Site: https://www.thepowercollective.co/Guest Social: https://www.instagram.com/kyshira/Host Site: https://www.hawkvisionpodcast.com/Host Social: https://www.instagram.com/hawk_vision_/?hl=en#KyshiraMoffett#ChuckHawkins#BusinessCoachingForWomen#PowerCollective#CEOMindset#MindsetCoach#CareerCoach#OnlineBusiness#HowToLaunchABusiness#PublicRelations#PodcastInterviews#VisionariesOnly#PRcollaborations#SuccessLivesHere#HowToLaunchAPodcast

Fear has been creeping around and its time to tell Fear to have several seats! Join BAE Podcast host LaShana West and special guest Kyshira Moffett as they go in on all things coaching, entrepreneurship, fighting fear and more! If you want to see them live and color tap over to the Youtube page below: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRtKYTCpVXl5MkzHxvwHHMg More about Kyshira: Kyshira S. Moffett, MBA is an award-winning serial entrepreneur, international board certified coach, and author who specializes in helping ambitious women entrepreneurs package their expertise, brand their influence, and monetize their online presence. Though Kyshira has been coaching and consulting since 2014, she launched The Power Collective in 2018 to provide private coaching to women entrepreneurs who desire to increase their visibility, profits, and impact. Reach Kyshira below to follow up with her and explore her services and support! https://www.thepowercollective.co/connect/ Interested in learning how to connect with LaShana and explore how she can support you in life and business? Schedule a complimentary clarity call now: https://calendly.com/mswestccc/15min See you next time, on the BAE podcast!

Welcome back, Aligned Entrepreneurs! In this episode, I spoke with Kyshira Moffett, an award-winning serial entrepreneur, international board certified coach, and author who specializes in helping overlooked experts package, brand and scale their coaching practice. We dove into Kyshira's business journey, how she found her passion, and why it's so important to follow the path of least resistance. Kyshira shares why women often hold themselves back from getting what they want, the role that inner child healing plays in business, and the power of creating manifestation rituals to call in what you want. Enjoy! Connect with Kyshira: Instagram: @kyshira Website: https://www.thepowercollective.co/ Overview: 03:33 - Intro to Kyshira. 05:30 - Kyshira's background and business journey. 08:20 - The power of allowing clarity to reveal itself and taking the next action that feels good. 09:57 - The importance of saying ‘no.' 11:08 - Creating space to live intentionally. 11:51 - Kyshira's experience interning in big cities and finding her path. 14:35 - About The Power Collective and how the name came to her in her dreams. 15:55 - Kyshira's definition of ‘power.' 17:32 - Why the path of least resistance is so important. 18:12 - Tips for women who want to package their expertise, brand their influence, and monetize their online presence. 20:56 - Why women hold themselves back from wanting what they want. 23:25 - Kyshira's experience getting certified as a life coach to be able to help her clients more deeply. 25:06 - The role of inner child work in regards to business. 27:57 - Kyshira's mindset and manifestation practices. 30:02 - The importance of following what feels good to you when it comes to manifestation practices. 31:45 - Kyshira's tips for manifesting abundance.

Welcome back, Aligned Entrepreneurs! In this episode, I spoke with Kyshira Moffett, an award-winning serial entrepreneur, international board certified coach, and author who specializes in helping overlooked experts package, brand and scale their coaching practice. We dove into Kyshira's business journey, how she found her passion, and why it's so important to follow the path of least resistance. Kyshira shares why women often hold themselves back from getting what they want, the role that inner child healing plays in business, and the power of creating manifestation rituals to call in what you want. Enjoy!   Connect with Kyshira: Instagram: @kyshira Website: https://www.thepowercollective.co/   Overview:   03:33 - Intro to Kyshira. 05:30 - Kyshira's background and business journey. 08:20 - The power of allowing clarity to reveal itself and taking the next action that feels good. 09:57 - The importance of saying ‘no.' 11:08 - Creating space to live intentionally. 11:51 - Kyshira's experience interning in big cities and finding her path. 14:35 - About The Power Collective and how the name came to her in her dreams. 15:55 - Kyshira's definition of ‘power.' 17:32 - Why the path of least resistance is so important. 18:12 - Tips for women who want to package their expertise, brand their influence, and monetize their online presence. 20:56 - Why women hold themselves back from wanting what they want. 23:25 - Kyshira's experience getting certified as a life coach to be able to help her clients more deeply. 25:06 - The role of inner child work in regards to business.  27:57 - Kyshira's mindset and manifestation practices. 30:02 - The importance of following what feels good to you when it comes to manifestation practices.  31:45 - Kyshira's tips for manifesting abundance.

Back with another million-dollar conversation! This time with Kyshira Moffett and we are talking teams. If you think your first million is going to come by just you and you alone - you are sadly mistaken. Listen in to hear how Kyshira hit her FIRST 6-figure goal and how she closed-out the year almost at $400k! Follow Me: @Theemilanmobley Follow our community: YourBossiestfriend Follow: @Kyshira --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/milan-mobley/support

Kyshira Moffett, MBA was born and raised in Chicago and was at the very beginning of her journey through corporate America when she moved to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for a job. While she was working full time, she began helping friends with their resumes, cover letters, and much more—helping others land six figure jobs. Little did she know, her infectious drive with this small side-hustle would propel her into entrepreneurship to becoming a founder of her own six figure company. Kyshira Moffett's Website: https://www.thepowercollective.co/

Kyshira Moffett, MBA was born and raised in Chicago and was at the very beginning of her journey through corporate America when she moved to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for a job. While she was working full time, she began helping friends with their resumes, cover letters, and much more—helping others land six figure jobs. Little did she know, her infectious drive with this small side-hustle would propel her into entrepreneurship to becoming a founder of her own six figure company. Kyshira Moffett's Website: https://www.thepowercollective.co/

Are you a makeup or beauty enthusiast? Have you taught of producing your own cosmetic line? Before you do that, you must listen to this episode with Kyshira Moffett, founder of Life of a Bombshell and The Power Collective. This is a power-packed episode with LOTS of tips on starting your Bombshell Beauty Brand. In this episode, you'll hear about Kyshira's: 7-Steps to Start a Bombshell Beauty Brand Best tips on finding vendors online to work with Language of the cosmetics business Key Takeaways Nine times out of ten, you need to raise your price point to get to the level that you desire for your business Private Label, Custom Formula or DIY are three routes you can take to start your beauty brand. Choose the ones that resonate best with you, though Kyshira went with the Private Label route because it was the most cost-effective one There's no rules in running your business. You can be really wild and random with your marketing. Most importantly, HAVE FUN! Links Mentioned: http://www.thepowercollective.co Transcript Huda Hamid: Today, we have Kyshira Moffett and she is the founder of The Power Collective. She is here today to share a little bit about Building a Bombshell Beauty Brand. I think that is really a sexy topic that we can talk about today. So Kyshira, I thank you so much for being on the show! Kyshira Moffett: Thank you for having me. I'm so excited. I told you I'm already subscribed, and I listen. So, it's going to be fun to listen to this. Huda Hamid: Great. So, let's get started to get to know you a little bit better. Like how you start your business and share a little bit about that... Kyshira Moffett: Yeah. Absolutely. So again, my name is Kyshira. I am a serial entrepreneur. I own multiple businesses. The first being The Power Collective, which is a consulting company where I typically consult with small to medium sized businesses on their digital marketing and sales strategies. And that is something that I fell into in my earlier career, working with actually HR and training. I was freelancing and helping career professionals with personal branding at the time. And entrepreneurs began to reach out for that type of assistance, and it transitioned from coaching them on personal branding to helping them with their business and social media. And that is how The Power Collective became the business it is today. In 2017, when my company was starting to scale, I was successfully enrolling clients into group programs and courses. I had a little bit more time on my hands to dive into creative projects. I'm a huge creative and cosmetics has been something I've always been passionate about. I have a ridiculous amount of makeup. I watch so much YouTube in my spare time, and I wanted to try to create my own beauty brand. I wanted to test and see: one, can I create an e-commerce brand; and two, will the marketing strategies that I give my clients who were primarily service-based work with his beauty raised brand. So, in April 2017, I launched Life of a Bombshell Cosmetics. we currently offer lipstick, lip gloss, eyeshadow palettes, makeup brushes... We even have a skincare extension called Rich by Life in a Bombshell and it's been such a fun journey with that, which is what I want to share with you all today. If you are interested in starting your own hair care company, clothing company, or beauty company, a lot of it looks the same, but I feel that some people get intimidated by that. The company started off as a side project, a passion project, but then it quickly grew. The launch was a sellout weekend. There was more demand for the products. We even generated press organically within the first six months of the launch. So that's how I became someone who manages multiple businesses. A project turned into a real-life thing. So in between those endeavors, I've also written several books that are available on Amazon. I do have my own show called The Bombshell Diaries and I just do a lot of speaking and workshops and trainings in my local community, which is the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Huda Hamid: Lovely. You have such a wide portfolio. Kyshira Moffett: Thank you. How did you get started to start your first business? What was the inspiration? Kyshira Moffett: My first business was started because of necessity. When I was in college, I even worked part-time at the career center. I've always been a career-driven person and I've been very fortunate to be a part of a lot of development programs where I had a lot of insights to a lot of my friends who were struggling with their jobs. When we left college, they didn't like what they were doing. They wanted to transition, but they didn't have the resume. They didn't have the skills to do so. I knew that if you built a strong reputation and a strong brand, you could get almost any job you want. You can get into any company that you want. So, I began to coach on personal branding, just because my friends needed it and they were miserable, and it worked. So, then they would refer me to their friends, who would refer me to their friends, but all of this stuff was being done for free. I didn't even think about entrepreneurship itself until a friend said: "You need to start charging for what you do. You're good at it. And people are going to paying for interviews." Lo and behold. That's what happened. So, I started to build a little side hustle and I was in — this was 2014, 2015 — so LinkedIn was a really hot tool at the time. So, I would actually ask my clients to leave me reviews and testimonials and I built an entire portfolio. And that's how entrepreneurs begin to find me. They found me through LinkedIn search and would message me and say, "Hey, I see your profile. See what you have going on. Can I hire you?" And from there, it just continues to grow. My first few years of business was all word of mouth. It wasn't until I realized that I liked my business more than I liked my job, that I began to take it seriously and really invest the time to actually run a business versus a side hustle. Huda Hamid: Wow. That's really inspiring. I think a lot of people, when they start their business, they tend to start because they have a purpose behind it. And for your case, it started off as a necessity. You were just trying out; you're just being nice to your friends and they in turn be nice to you by sharing the service that you offer. I think that's really lovely. You've got really good friends. Kyshira Moffett: Yeah, I really feel like it was divine intervention because I was on the corporate path climbing the HR ladder. That was my goal. I wanted to work as a diversity and inclusion executive, and I did not think about entrepreneurship. And it's, that's how life works for women. you have this one path and then you get A U-turn and now you're on this whole other path. And honestly, I'm so grateful for those friends who reached out in the beginning because I didn't really realize how much power you can have in changing someone's life and impacting someone's life through your business. So how long has this process been around? Kyshira Moffett: Unofficially, since 2014. I decided to get really serious about it in 2017. I finally decided that this is what I wanted to do. So, I started to invest in my business, and I feel like whenever you make that first big investment in your business, that's how you know what's real. So, you start spending money on coaches, software, and things like that. I set an ambitious goal for myself that I wanted my business to make one hundred US Dollars in a calendar year before I could quit my job. So, 2017, I probably made about 50K in the year. I was not there at all. So, I decided to invest, my first $1,500 into a coach. I started to invest in going to conferences by myself so that I can meet other women like you and learn and things like that. And 2018. I did it. I hit that 101 Mark while working full time, a hard job. And I put in my resignation, but then get this, I went back to work in January. I was just like "Nope". I know I have the money, but I don't want to. So, I waited three weeks before I put in my resignation. So, my quit day was January 25th, 2019, and haven't looked back. Huda Hamid: I'm so proud of you. I think that's really an achievement. Not many can work on a side hustle and earn $100,000 in a calendar year. Kyshira Moffett: It is hard, and you will have to sacrifice no dates, no party lunches with friends, but it's possible. And I know we're talking about products today, but one thing that really also helped too, was shifting my mindset to recognize that I could offer higher end services. So, I had to raise my rates. I used to coach for such a low amount of money. It's embarrassing. And then finally saying, I'm worthy. My skill set is worthy of clients who pay 2000, 3000, 4000, 5000 dollars. I have so many testimonials. I don't know that I'm good, but I had to shift my mindset to command that pricing. So for those who are listening, who are like, I don't even know how to make $100K with what I have now, nine times out of ten, you need to raise your price point to get to that level. And that's how I was able to fund my makeup brand. Product sourcing inventory is not cheap, you need money to invest. My business is what gave me the money to invest in this passion project. My business is what gave me the money to invest in this passion project — Kyshira Moffett Huda Hamid: I think you are one of the, rare inspiring ones that really started from ground up. the money didn't come in, it didn't land on you Kyshira Moffett: I had no money when I started my business. Okay. No money. I was paycheck to paycheck. There wasn't. There wasn't anything there. A lot of people feel like they need the perfect tools, and they need money for ads to do this. I didn't run ads for that year. I didn't have the perfect systems. I was using Squarespace and YouTube Live to do my webinars. I didn't have, at that time, the extra fancy things that we have now, but it's not about the fancy things. It's about messaging, knowing your customer, being clear about your value and then charging what you should actually charge to get the kind of customers you want. Huda Hamid: I think a lot of our woman entrepreneurs listening in right now. They will definitely be able to benefit. The truth of the day is that entrepreneurship is definitely not easy and not everyone has the blessing and the privilege of having $100K in the bank to start any businesses. So, most of us started the hard way and just like you have a full-time job. you are hustling. You're really going all out to achieve what you want to achieve. So, I really applaud you for doing what you are doing right now. So, let's talk about, building a Bombshell Beauty Brand from scratch. You already talked a little bit about the hustle and a journey. So, your cosmetic brands are called Life of a Bombshell. How to start an online beauty business How did you first source for manufacturers and how can our listeners learn from you for that as well? Kyshira Moffett: Yeah, absolutely. So that was actually the hardest piece. you can go multiple ways with this. Step 1: Private Label, Custom Formula or DIY First, you have to look at your budget and say, do I want to go private label? And private label means another company makes the product and they put your branding on it. So theoretically you with 20 other companies can have the same formula. For example, Kylie Cosmetics is produced by ColourPop Cosmetics. It's the same eyeshadow formula, the same lipstick formula. Kylie's is just three times more the price because of the branding. So, they manufacture and ship her stuff, right? And so that's what private label means. So, you can look for private label manufacturers. The second option you have, is actually working with manufacturers to create your own unique formulas. In that instance, you need a chemist, and you need a lot of money. Because you have to pay the chemist to develop the formula. If you're in the US, you have to file a trade secret with the government so that you're protected. So that manufacturer doesn't use your formula for somebody else's product. Then you have to find the manufacturer and pay them to make the product. Typically, how they do is they either tell you, pay us just like on a recurring basis or you'd have to order a minimum number of products in order for us to make this. They tell you what the price is. The third option is, of course you can make it yourself. I'm not that confident. I know there's a lot of videos on YouTube about how to make some cosmetics. that's a liability to me. Step 2: Search for Vendors So, I went the private label route. So, all you have to do is open up Google and type in "private label cosmetics". You are going to get a million different search results to narrow it down. I recommend typing in what you're looking for. So private label lipstick, private label eyeshadow, and you will see all of the options that come up. If you are looking for private label people within a certain region, city, state, country, you can put that country in. So, for example, a lot of my clients, I typically will just give them a recommended vendor list and I give them 15 US vendors, five vendors in Canada, and then I give them 15 in Asia. Asia is where you're typically going to get the cheapest price. so that's just to be transparent. And so, for Asia, it's actually best to use Alibaba to source because they all have listings there. If you have ever used Alibaba, it looks like Amazon, right? You can type in what you want. You can order one thing, but that's not what we're on there for. When you find cosmetic vendors on Alibaba, you email them! You do not order cosmetics from them through that site. You email them and introduce yourself. ask them, do they offer private label? Step 3: Negotiate Most of them will say, yes, you ask them, can you see their product catalog? And you ask them what's their minimum order quantity. So again, we've already discussed what private label means, product catalog, basically asking them to send you a list and pictures of everything they make. So, the manufacturer that I used to work with us I've since switched on Alibaba, it looks like they only sell makeup lights, but when they sent the catalog, they sale. Literally everything like cosmetics, not so close. So, you can see everything. And if they're really good, their catalog already has the prices, but a lot of the vendors I've found they will negotiate with you. So, I've had some that were really like horrible and mean no, you have to order 10,000 units. So, we won't do business with others will tell you can order a hundred units. We'll charge you $2 item, and you pay for shipping and you're good to go. So, you want to understand minimum order quantity pricing associated because you have to work with the budget. If you have $5,000 to invest in a product-based business, you probably don't want to spend $10 per item on a product, because that doesn't even include shipping. You're barely going to get enough items to break even. So, you have to negotiate a good price. Step 4: Order Samples Once you've established that this company sells what you need and they have a good price point, you have to order samples. You have to order samples. You cannot trust the pictures. And I'll tell you a funny story. I really wanted to start with lipsticks on leaves. I love lipstick, right? I will wear that with no other makeup. And there was one company who I love. They had a wide range. It looks at colors and our formula were great. However, the lipstick had a stench to it when it's mailed. So gross is to open the tube. And in that instance, it's if I just want to knock at the pictures, I probably would have bought a hundred units of this stuff, but you can't sell something that you're not proud of. And in products, it doesn't take much to lose customers' trust. So that's an example of actually testing it depending upon what kind of products you want to sell. Step 5: Test Your Products I recommend testing that for longer periods of time as well, because if you order, let's say 10 lipsticks and you only try one, and you assume that the others will work like that. Sadly mistaken. So, on cosmetics in particular, pink lipsticks and red lipsticks do not perform the same. The red may be really good, and the pink may not show up very well. Step 6: Build strong relationships with your vendors So, you have to really be, you have to know that you can't launch this within a week. You need to dedicate a couple of months towards research and sampling so that you're comfortable with your products. But once you find a really good manufacturer, I recommend sticking with them and building a relationship because they will give you good rates. They will keep you up to date with products. They will ship out to you fast. And it's just amazing to have a really strong partner, even if they are overseas. Huda Hamid: That's really helpful. I'm here based in Singapore and a lot of the products that we get are from China anyway. So, we did not have, a manufacturing plan, just like what you've mentioned. So even if I wanted to manufacture any of cosmetics, we would have to go overseas because we're just a small city. So yeah. Private label thing is really intriguing and it's something that's very new to me. So, the fact that you shared, I think this is very valuable to a lot of women who wants to start any cosmetic brands. Yeah. In fact, just right before this call, I had a conversation with one of my business owner, friends in Singapore, and she runs this by and she says that she wants to set up her own, her own cosmetic line. She has the budget. but she. Doesn't understand the whole, like R and D and things like that. So, I think this is really going to be helpful. Kyshira Moffett: Yeah. Pass this to her. it's interesting. Know the Language of The Business Like how easy it is to have these conversations with the manufacturers. They're really always excited for new business. I didn't have anybody like, not reply to me or not talk to me, but you have to know the language to and when I say language, I don't mean literally the language. I mean the language of product business. Minimum order quantity. They're going to use the letters and lo que, you know, when they say, or they may, they may write to you, minimum 50 PCs needs pieces, and you have to know the language. If you don't know. It, you don't, you won't get the best rates. You won't have the best experience. So, I always recommend, make sure you know what you're asking about and make sure you're clear on the language because that's where people get tripped up. I think shipping for you all will be better, but shipping to the U S Is expensive. So just factor in a whole separate part of your budget, just for the shipping piece. And so when I tell my clients, it's really easy to get excited to say I'm only paying $4 a unit for my lipsticks, so I can sell them for eight or for six, but it's you're not factoring in the cost of shipping. Some manufacturers will charge you an extra fee to actually put the branding on the product, which is a separate thing. But private label. The cheapest thing to do is just export blank products, right? So blank pallets with nothing on it, blank lipstick tubes. And of course, you can actually make your own labels. You can make your own transparent stickers online. You can order them. I did that my first batch and I will never do it again. It is the most time consuming, like to label 300 lipsticks and put the names on the bottom is way too much. So, I just went ahead and pay the extra $50 to have them stamp the logo on. you have to ask," can your custom brand this". They'll tell you sometimes they'll say it's a flat fee. Sometimes they'll tell you pay extra per unit or they will tell you they will only put the branding on it if you order a larger amount. So that's another thing if that's important to you, but again, asking the right questions. after the first year you ask, can you put the names on the bottom of the individual lipsticks? look sure this is the dollar extra. And I was like, and it was like a dollar total. I was like, so you were never going to tell me like that you could do that. You were never going to volunteer like that. It's just you never asked. So, don't feel like you're asking too many questions. Okay. Get all the information up, Huda Hamid: that's really very fun. I think it's a good adventure to go through, but purchasing products is one of the, I would say one of the most fun journeys. I started my own businesses also in e-commerce and I understand how fun it is to pick and choose so this really takes me way back. Kyshira Moffett: I know, right? Yeah. Huda Hamid: Once the product comes in to wherever you are located and, then what do you do next? Step 7: Photograph Your Samples Kyshira Moffett: Yeah. So, the next step for me, I don't necessarily do pre-orders with cosmetics with the next steps is actually send it off to a photographer. I have a photographer that I work with who's actually in Atlanta. She's so fabulous! So, she has a service where you can mail her your product and she will photograph it in the studio. She'd also do stock photos and then she mailed it back to you. So it takes her about a week and a half to get the photos back for me and then the pin on the pond, the range of products I may or may not organize like an informal photo shoot with the local models. So, this is actually something I did right before COVID-19 really went crazy and everything was shut down. literally the day before my city shut down, I had a photo shoot without invited, eight women of different skin tones, races, and age groups to come. And it was like, I didn't want models. I wanted everyday women and they paint, and they tried on the lipstick and I did video. I did photo. So that way when I put the site up, I have pictures. A swatch doesn't sell like a photo of a woman actually wearing it. So that's my process. No time to engage a photographer? Read on! If I don't have time for a shoot, I'll just put the products on, do it myself, but then I put everything up on the website and then I do a launch buildup. So typically, I give my audience five to seven days' notice that a new collection is coming. And I've dropped sneak peeks on Instagram and via email. Then on launch day, I post a reveal video. So, I always do a reveal video on our cosmetic spraying YouTube channel. And I talk about because I give my collections names. So, the new collection that's coming out soon will be called Boss to Bombshell. I always explain that they, I always show them the lipsticks talk about the price point. And I typically do for that first day, some kind of sale, Oh, it's free shipping today, or it's 10% off today. And I do the reveal video. I send that email out to the list with the reveal video in it and it just kind of gets re-shared all over. And that's how my lots of new products actually do. Huda Hamid: For a makeup enthusiast like yourself, I think the whole business, it's a fun business don't you think so? There's no rules, you can be really wild and random with your marketing. — Kyshira Moffett Kyshira Moffett: There's no rules, you can be really wild and random with your marketing. Whereas in coaching, you can still be creative, but it's. It's like a box, but in makeup, it's like you can have, general theme, vacation theme and all these things, you can have so much fun and creativity. And when I do vendors showcases and meet women and they are buying that product, it's like, for so many women, like this is like a boost of confidence and boost of self-esteem. I've had women buy from me who were older, who never worn red lipstick before. And they bought their first red lipstick from me. You know, like it's just so much like it's so feminine, it's so girly and so creative and it just, it gives me life. Huda Hamid: Excited to actually see the products. yeah. So maybe after this call, I can have a conversation with you about the lipstick. I really want some red lipsticks on my lips too. Kyshira Moffett: yeah, absolutely. So right now, the new collection will be coming out in the next week or two, When you first started the business, like what was one thing you wish someone would have told you about entrepreneurship journey? Kyshira Moffett: I wish somebody would have told me to not be afraid to put myself out there fully. My first two years in business. Like I was scared to get our camera, I didn't even have me. Name on my homepage of my website because I didn't want people to like, be confused when they saw it. You know what I mean? So it's just I want it to be behind the scenes, but I feel like the gifts and talents I have required me to be like upfront and vocal and loud and on camera explaining how to do things. I feel like that's one of my gifts. I just wish someone would have been able to say earlier on Hey, you don't have to hide behind anything. Like you can put yourself out there, the world needs your voice. And so that's a message for whoever's listening to this. You can put yourself out there, the world needs your voice. — Kyshira Moffett Huda Hamid: So how can our listeners get in touch with you? Kyshira Moffett: Absolutely. So, you can check on that website, thepowercollective.co, that's where you get burned. Everything about me. I have a link for beauty businesses. So, if you are interested in solving all your beauty business, I have a link to my book called Beauty that Banks. That literally tells you all of the details of how to get started my vendor list and all of that stuff. Huda Hamid: That's a whole lot of, knowledge that we've gained from you today and really hope that a lot of our listeners will benefit from you, especially those who want to start a beauty brand. Thanks so much for being on the show. I really appreciate your time. Kyshira Moffett: Thank you for having me. What do you think? I'd love to know what you think of this episode. Do you plan on leaving your full-time job soon to start your business? If so, where are you now in that plan? Share with me in the comments below! Here's How to Subscribe & Review Want to be the first to know when new Fempreneur Secrets episodes are released? Click here to subscribe in iTunes! If you've enjoyed this episode be sure to leave a five star review on Apple Podcasts. That will really help us so much to know what type of content to produce for you. #FempreneurSecrets Loving our podcast? I encourage you to use the hashtag #FEMPRENEURSECRETS to share with our community of Fempreneurs what you're inspired by. As a bonus, you'll get to go through all the posts to find women entrepreneurs who are in your similar industry — get inspired to collabore and go beyond competition. I'll be reposting some of my favourite posts too! 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Are you a makeup or beauty enthusiast? Have you taught of producing your own cosmetic line? Before you do that, you must listen to this episode with Kyshira Moffett, founder of Life of a Bombshell and The Power Collective. This is a power-packed episode with LOTS of tips on starting your Bombshell Beauty Brand. In this episode, you'll hear about Kyshira’s: 7-Steps to Start a Bombshell Beauty Brand Best tips on finding vendors online to work with Language of the cosmetics business Links Mentioned: Read the Show Notes: www.fempreneursecrets.com/podcast http://www.thepowercollective.co

This week on the podcast, Maya chats with Kyshira Moffett and discovers how Kyshira runs her company and helps her clients sell and scale their high ticket services.Where to begin: https://www.thepowercollective.co/applyLearn more: https://www.thepowercollective.co/ Be in community with Kyshira: https://www.facebook.com/groups/powercirclewithk

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Build a website in just 5 days (even if you're not techie) at www.free5daywebsitechallenge.com Learn how to market yourself online without ads, algorithms or spending all your time on social media at www.howtomarketyourselfonline.com Learn how to get your first web design client at www.startafreelancewebdesignbiz.com Leave a Review! Kyshira Moffett is an award-winning serial entrepreneur, brand strategist, author and host of the Brand Your Power Podcast who specializes in helping ambitious women entrepreneurs package their expertise, brand their influence, and monetize their online presence. I can’t wait for you to hear this interview, because there were a couple of things that Kyshira said about marketing and money mindset that were SO GOOD they just gave me chills twice - once when she said them, and then again while I was producing this episode! I totally resonated with Kyshira’s story because like me, she grew her side hustle to six figures before quitting her day job - and she’s all about focusing on organic marketing strategies - which are marketing strategies that cost you time instead of money - and as you’ll hear from Kyshira, the return on your time investment is well worth it. This episode is basically a mini-course on how marketing works from someone who’s not  an expert in organic marketing, but an expert in how to sell high-ticket offers, and the branding and positioning behind it. So grab a pen and paper, you’re gonna wanna take notes on this one! Kyshira and I talk about: Her journey to becoming a business coach specializing in organic marketing strategies. Exactly how she grew her side hustle to six figure business before she quit her full time job. Why organic marketing strategies are the best place to focus when you’re first starting out. Some of the biggest mindset issues that hold her clients back. The beginning steps to take when you’re getting started with organic marketing. Behind the scenes of Kyshira’s business + what a typical day looks like for her. Why investing in yourself and your mindset is one of the most important investments you can make in your business. Her best advice for you if you’re struggling to get traction in your side hustle. The one belief Kyshira had to change about herself to get where she is today. My favorite quotes from Kyshira: “I care a lot about curating the right experiences with the right people, working with the right clients. I'm really big on energy and alignment and things like that. I found organic marketing brings the right people to me.” “You're given these talents, you have your own unique touch that just no one else has.” “The people with the most likes don’t always end up with the most money.” “You have to direct people. You have to say, “Click this link, go do this, go sign up, go book.” People underestimate the power that those two or three little words have, but you have to instruct your audience!” “My business is not going to run me. I am not going to be abused by my business. I am going to take the time that I need.” “When you start to recognize that you're worth spending the money, you recognize that you're worth receiving the money.” Resources mentioned in this episode: www.thepowercollective.co/resources https://www.thepowercollective.co/ https://www.kyshira.com/book Bio: Kyshira S. Moffett, MBA is an award-winning serial entrepreneur, brand strategist, and author who specializes in helping ambitious women entrepreneurs package their expertise, brand their influence, and monetize their online presence. Passionate about educating and equipping women with strategies to launch and scale their own businesses, Kyshira created #HERmovement in 2013. What began as an online community with more than 30K global followers and 2.6K members on Facebook, has since expanded to a digital educational hub full of online courses and products, a YouTube channel, and a podcast known as “Brand Your Power”. Kyshira launched The Power Collective in 2018 to where the mission is to accelerate the growth of small and mid sized woman-owned businesses to create more economic equality within the US. The Power Collective is a management consulting firm with specialities in business development, marketing and branding. The firm provides private consulting services, online courses, and corporate training programs where they are able to facilitate intimate and large scale workshops on site for internal teams. Cultivating her passion for beauty, she launched Life of a Bombshell Cosmetics; a premium, yet affordably-priced cosmetics line designed for women who are movers and shakers. Keeping up the momentum, Kyshira has published three books: Bombshell of All Trades, Beauty That Banks, and most recently, All in Favor of Branding. She’s also published three planners: From the Desk of a Bombshell, Project ManageHER, and Launch Your Beauty Brand Toolkit. When Kyshira is not busy growing her Bombshell empire, she’s an active member of the Greater Pittsburgh community. As former president of the National Black MBA Association, Pittsburgh Chapter and UYLP, she continues to exercise her expertise in training, facilitation, and public speaking by hosting workshops for professional organizations in the areas of branding, entrepreneurship, and the power of social media.  In 2018, Kyshira was inducted into the Forbes Coaches Council. Her continuous efforts and involvement have been recognized by Forbes, Brit and Co, EBONY Magazine, Fast Company, XO Necole, CNN Money, Blavity, Pittsburgh Business Times, and more! She is the recipient of the 2017 Entrepreneur of the Year Award, Millennial Visionary of the Year Award, and the Fab 40 under 40 Award. She is a proud graduate of Hampton University and member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Connect with Kyshira: The Power Collective Co Website Kyshira.com Website Instagram Facebook Twitter

Are you an aspiring entrepreneur, online business owner, or coach? You and I both know that the online industry is flooded with coaches, consultants, and strategists who promise you the sun, moon, and stars, right? We can’t open our social media accounts without hearing phrases like, “Quit your 9-5 and live the laptop lifestyle,” or “Scale your business to six figures!” The buzzwords go on and on, and everyone ends up sounding like carbon copies of one another. That’s not you though. You’re built with authenticity, evidence-based measures, and honesty about which transformations you can actually bring your clients through. You’re unique and different from the rest, and intend on standing out beyond the crowd of copy cats and mimickers. You’re not here to sell pipe dreams and you definitely aren’t a snake-oil saleswoman. You actually want to provide life-changing transformations for your clients, based on real results that are measurable and vetted against proven frameworks, right? Whether that’s in their business, relationships, health/fitness, or mindset. But you spend your nights awake, wondering how you’re ever going to start a business amongst all of the noise online. You want to know the best avenue to take as a brand new coach and you’re curious about how to monetize your business. Real talk, you also want to know the reason behind why you’re having a hard time attracting your first paid (and aligned) clients. “It has never been my goal to sell dreams on the internet,” says our latest podcast guest, Kyshira Moffett, an INFJ, award-winning serial entrepreneur, brand strategist, MBA, podcast host, and author who specializes in helping ambitious women entrepreneurs package their expertise, brand their influence, and monetize their online presence. Of course, because this is a mindset podcast, we touch on the importance of making internal shifts (the mindset shifts) needed to become a thriving and abundant business owner. We talk about letting go of “overworked and underpaid” narrative, setting boundaries, busting self-limiting beliefs, navigating money mindset, learning about the law of attraction and the power of visualization, and the importance of vibrations when it comes to manifesting your desires. You’ll want to bookmark and save this episode for your business resources, because you won’t want to miss out on all of Kyshira’s golden nuggets of business wisdom. Tune-in to learn more about the importance of having a signature offer, speaking your customers language, leveraging video content, how to message your brand and services, and how to position yourself online. To connect with Kyshira on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kyshira/?hl=en To connect with Naomi on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/naomicourtneyhawaii/?hl=en To book a personal reading or coaching session, please visit: https://thatsdeepco.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thatsdeep/support

Kyshira Moffett is an award winning, certified business coaching heavy hitter. She is a serial entrepreneur, business coach to the elite, published author, and has the rare accomplishment of being named one of the precious few GOOGLE digital coaches. Her passion for women owned small businesses is unmatched and her dedication to the success of her clients has earned her the accolade of being named to the Forbes coaches council. Kyshira launched “The Power Collective” in 2018 and has quickly cemented her place in the who’s who of world of branding, business development, and marketing. She’s been recognized by CNN Money, Ebony Magazine, Forbes - and much more. This episode is designed to help those with a dream or vision shorten the learning curve by identifying common hurdles that entrepreneurs and dream chasers face, as well as shed light on specific tools that can be leveraged to automate, scale and leverage various parts of your businesses. Kyshira is here to coach us on the importance of connecting the dots and staying consistent so that you can not only secure the bag, but do so for the long term, with integrity. Grab your phone and take notes! #PowerCollective #Womanpreneur #BusinessCoaching #GirlBoss Guest Site: Power Collective Guest Site: Kyshira.com Host Site: HawkVision Host FB: HawkFacebook --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hawkvisionpodcast/message

Live streams: we know we need to do them for our business, but sometimes they’re so daunting. What should you talk about? How long should it be? What if you sound too sales-y? The fact is, live streaming can be an incredible marketing tool and revenue generator for your business, but you’ve got to have a plan in place and do the work. In this episode, business coach and live stream expert Kyshira Moffett is answering ALL the questions about live streams. She’s giving her best tips for planning, streaming, audience engagement, selling on a live stream, and how to really use it as an incredible resource for your business. Grab the SHOWNOTES: hayleyluckadoo.com/post/kyshira Join the Facebook community: facebook.com/groups/femalesonfireinsiders 50% off Honeybook: share.honeybook.com/hayleyluckadoo 50% off Flodesk: flodesk.com/c/HAYLEY

This episode of the #SweetTalks “What Now” mini-series features serial entrepreneur, brand strategist and founder of the Power Collective, Kyshira Moffett. Kyshira is also a member of the Forbes Coaches Council and is the Pittsburgh Grow with Google Digital Coach. Join us as we talk “business” during COVID and how she has been able to remain successful and find some unique and rewarding collaborations! Also, Kyshira shares some valuable insight on ways to stay relevant using digital platforms and tactics for entrepreneurs. Listen up as she stresses the importance of seizing the opportunity, rather than letting it just go by and instead encourage yourself to change things up a bit or take on something new during these unforeseen times. “Now is huge opportunity for a new era of influencers, a new era of leaders, coaches, consultants, business owners in general to rise up.” - Kyshira Not to mention we talk about what our go to desserts and snacks have been during quarantine. This is a good one! Tune in now.

How do you view money? Do you view it as a tool or something that is to be worshiped? There is no right or wrong answer but depending on your beliefs around money, you could be blocking it from coming to you.In this week's episode of the podcast, Kyshira Moffett, award-winning serial entrepreneur, brand strategist, and author joins us to discuss her limiting beliefs around money and value. Get in touch with Kyshira:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kyshira/Website: https://www.thepowercollective.co/Other Resources:Download 23 Affirmations to Build Your Confidence and Empower Yourself: http://bit.ly/23affirmThe Confident Women's Collective Facebook Group: http://bit.ly/TCWCFBGFollow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andreamichelconsulting/Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/andreamichelconsulting/Join the waitlist for 90 Days to Find Your Bliss: http://bit.ly/90dayswait

Kyshira Moffett is a digital brand strategist, entrepreneur, and author. She’s built a business as a coach helping other businesses and entrepreneurs market themselves effectively.   Kyshira also launched Life of a Bombshell Cosmetics in 2017, offering premium makeup products at an affordable price to businesswomen.    Her experiences in marketing a wide variety of businesses, running a conference (Hustle HER Way Summit), and earning an MBA have given her a wealth of knowledge to call upon.    In this conversation, Aaron and Kyshira discuss live streaming, coaching and launching a cosmetics brand.   Pittsburgh’s best conference to Expand your Mind & Fill your Heart happens once a year.   Kyshira Moffett’s Challenge; 1. Go live. 2. Find a new book to read.   Connect with Kyshira Moffett Linkedin Twitter Instagram   ThePowerCollective.co   Google Digital Coaches   Kyshira’s Book Recommendations Stiletto Network by Pamela Ryckman  Never Eat Alone by Keith Ferrazzi   The Brand Within by Daymond John    If you liked this interview, check out episode 216 with Noah Kagan where we discuss being at Facebook early, building an internet business, and marketing effectively. Underwritten by Piper Creative Piper Creative creates podcasts, vlogs, and videos for companies.    Our clients become better storytellers.    How? Click here and Learn more.   We work with Fortune 500s, medium-sized companies, and entrepreneurs.   Follow Piper as we grow YouTube TikTok Instagram Subscribe on iTunes | Stitcher | Overcast | Spotify

This episode features the wonderful Kyshira Moffett who runs a program called the Founders Circle, working with freelancers and entrepreneurs to help them create their first packaged offer and sell via social media using an interactive sales method.   Kyshira has been a client for a long time and I’ve had the privilege of being part of her powerful transformation as she’s gotten over the fear of charging a higher price tag that reflected her true value.   Whereas before she would feel overwhelmed in her business, she now has an excited and optimistic outlook. You can hear the clarity and passion in her voice as she talks us through her inspirational success story. Key Highlights of the Episode This episode was extremely actionable and insightful. Here are a few key highlights: Where’s the money? - Even though Kyshira had an abundance of glowing testimonials, she still struggled to believe in her own value. She had plenty of clients but this wasn’t reflected in her bank balance. She had to change her outlook on money and put a price tag on the value she delivered.. Attracting better clients - After setting her higher price point, Kyshira noticed the clients she now attracted were much more passionate and willing to put in the work. This, in turn, encouraged Kyshira to level-up herself. Where is your focus? - Over the last few years, Kyshira’s business model has evolved. Being at full capacity and not being able to fully enjoy her life to the fullest led her to narrow most of her focus on her one core offering. Choose a coaching program for your level - Kyshira has worked with several coaches, with varying degrees of success. However, with Services That Sell, she found the right coaching program that was suited to where she was at, helping her to get to the next level. Slow down to move forward - Kyshira had to make a mental shift when she was at full capacity. By cutting down on one-on-ones, she freed up space in her calendar, allowing her to prioritize her time more effectively and move forward in her business. And lots more! Tune in now.  This episode is brought to you by ACUITY SCHEDULING: Support for our show today came from Acuity Scheduling.    We are all ready to make more money and serve more people, but if you are in an email ping-pong game with potential clients, struggling to schedule your next call, you need Acuity Scheduling.   Acuity Scheduling is your online assistant, working 24/7 to manage your schedule.   Click the link below and sign up to receive a 45 Day FREE TRIAL.

On Ep. 42 of LexxxTalkAboutIt Alexis J talks with with award-winning entrepreneur, brand strategist and author Kyshira Moffett. Kyshira has been in the digital marketing space since 2013 and since founded an online community for women in business called #HERmovement that has led to her hosting the annual Hustle HER Way summit. She’s also the […]

This week on the LOE Podcast I chat with Kyshira Moffett. Kyshira is an award winning serial entrepreneur, brand strategist, and author who specializes in helping ambitious women entrepreneurs package their expertise, brand their influence, and monetize their online presence. In this episode Kyshira and I chat about her early journey through corporate america and how her side-hustle led her into entrepreneurship, how she has been able to branch out from coaching other women entrepreneurs to also successfully launching her cosmetics line, Life of A Bombshell, how she is juggling multiple brands and in-person events without burning out and more.   You can find the show notes for this episodes and all the resources discussed HERE.   if you enjoyed this episode, help us to reach out goal of hitting 100,000 downloads by our 100th episode! Share your favorite episode with friends and dont forget to leave a review and rate the show on Apple Podcast!

Kyshira Moffett is the go to brand builder for this generation. She went from updating LinkedIn Profiles to building a bombshell empire that has been featured in Forbes, Essence, Ebony, CNN Money and more. She's helped clients sell out retreats and increase profits by %150. In this chat we discuss how to start building a cohesive brand online. We go into the fear of self promotion and how to stop feeling bad about offering your service to the world. Finally we touch on how to find effective mentor-ship and ONE THING you must invest in when just starting out. To learn more about Kyshira visit https://www.thisishermovement.com/ You my friend, are good enough right now to build the life of your dreams. You are not "too" anything. Too young, too old, to dark, too poor, too inexperienced. Now is the time to let go of those limiting beliefs that have kept you stuck. In a few weeks I will be releasing a project that is a total game changer. But while you are waiting for that, connect with the MC Fam on social media to continue these important conversations! FB/IG: Mental Cement Website: www.workwithcandice.com

Episode #045 of The #24HourHustle Show features CEO, Author, Speaker, and Brand Strategist of Life of a Bombshell Cosmetics, Kyshira S. Moffett, MBA. She stops by to chat with Anthony Freeze, and they talk about: - How to brand your business. - Monetzing you social media presence. - Having a sale funnel, and more! #24HourChallenge: What are 3 things that youo learned from this episode and what is 1 action that you're willing to take? I'll randomly select someone in th comment secetion to win a FREE iHustle t-shirt. Find Kyshira's websites here: https://www.lifeofabombshell.com/ https://www.thisishermovement.com/ https://www.thepowercollective.co/

In this episode we discuss some key tips to build a brand and the top major mistakes to avoid.  tips to build a brand when starting… The post POM041: How to Build a Powerful Brand with Kyshira Moffett appeared first on Pocket of Money, LLC.

Have you ever thought about launching multiple brands? Well this week’s guest, Kyshira Moffett is the founder of the KSM Group, This Is Her Movement, and Life of a Bombshell Cosmetics. Kyshira S. Moffett, MBA is a digital brand strategist, content creator, award winning entrepreneur, and author. Passionate about brand strategy, entrepreneurship, and beauty, she is living her motto “feel the fear and do it anyway” every single day. In this episode, Kyshira shares how she got started with brand strategy, her best advice for managing multiple brands as a solopreneur and how you can launch a bombshell brand this year. For show notes visit- keepchasingthestars.com/18 Get Show Merchandise- keepchasingthestars.com/shop #pimpyourbrilliance  

A brand is deeper than you think. Kyshira Moffett is a brand strategist in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania who educates & helps entrepreneurs build solid brands from the ground up. She is the owner of the KSM Group, Life of a Bombshell Cosmetics, as well as the founder of the #HustlerHerWay Summit. With all of this on her resumè its obvious Kyshira knows a thing or two about growing brands. In this episode she gives us beneficial tips on starting your brand, how to network properly, and how to grow your ideas bigger than you ever imagined! www.ThisIsHerMovement.com www.LifeOfaBombshell.com You can also follow her on Twitter & IG @Kyshira

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REPLAY of a live radio interview I conducted on the LeadHER Chats hosted by ReeJade J. Richmond. About Kyshira S. Moffett Kyshira S. Moffett MBA, is the founder and Chief Bombshell Officer of The KSM Group. She is a global brand strategist with expertise in digital engagement. She is also the founder of Life of a Bombshell Cosmetics. Please rate, review and comment about the show! Visit www.thepowercollective.co/resources for my latest freebies! Connect With Me Online http://www.thepowercollective.co
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Do you want to start a blog but have no idea where to start? Not quite sure why your current blog isn't growing or performing well? Learn the keys to launching a successful blog that your audience loves and what you have to do to keep momentum going. We chat with Kyshira Moffett MBA, digital brand strategist and creator of #HERMovement. We chat the moment that launched Kyshira into the blogging world, how to figure out your audience and what they REALLY want, mistakes Kyshira made when first starting out, blogging challenges, and how to build confidence as you grow! Kyshira is an expert in helping women build a name for themselves outside of their 9-5's and brought #HERmovement to life by way of the her sold out 2016 Hustle HER Way Summit. Enjoy! *SHOW NOTES: www.dreamsindrive.com/kyshira-moffett *SUBSCRIBE: www.dreamsindrive.com/join Follow Dreams In Drive on Social: *twitter.com/dreamsindrive *instagram.com/dreamsindrive *Follow Kyshira on social: *www.twitter.com/kyshiram *www.instagram.com/kyshira Follow Rana on social: *instagram.com/rainshineluv *twitter.com/rainshineluv *www.ranacampbell.com    

Welcome to the forty-fifth episode of the Heart + Hustle podcast. Today we're talking to Kyshira Moffett of KSM Group and #HERMovement. Kyshira talks with us about her brand and being unapologetic, why she uses her MBA to her advantage as an entrepreneur, and ways for everyone to get the most out of Twitter chats. Today's episode is sponsored by Hover. Find a domain name for your idea. Go to hover.com and use the promo code HEARTHUSTLE at checkout to save 10% off your first purchase. Today's episode is also sponsored by Winc, your personalized wine club that delivers wine straight to your door. Sign up today at trywinc.com/heartandhustle to save $20 off your order with complimentary shipping on orders of 4 bottles or more. Kyshira can be found on Twitter at twitter.com/kyshiram and Instagram at instagram.com/kyshira you can visit her online at http://www.thisishermovement.com/. For show notes and a list of everything we talked about, visit www.heartandhustlepodcast.com. Meet the hosts: Angelica Yarde (twitter.com/studio404design) and Charisma O'Keefe (twitter.com/charismaokeefe) Subscribe via iTunes (itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/heart…d1071624684?mt=2)! Follow us on Twitter twitter.com/hearthustlepod and Instagram instagram.com/heartandhustlepodcast!