Podcasts about lakeshia

Lakeshia is here today to chat about our powerful position of influence. I think it's going to be an uplifting episode! Lakeshia thank you so much for coming back to the podcast! Lakeshia you caught my eye in your post that said, some of us are sitting in seats of power and positions of incredible influence but we don't see it that way because the world doesn't value it much; you don't get praise or rewards; or it doesn't pay a lot of money or carry a notable “title” You said that NONE of these factors lessen the actual power and influence we possess or absolve us of our responsibility to manage it well. Other Resources: You Don't Have To Be Perfect by Vanessa Luu Truth and Tools Workbook by Vanessa Luu The Relevant Old Testament by Vanessa Luu The Wilderness Remains by Vanessa Luu To Support Leave a review and help spread the word about this uplifting podcast. You can also support it financially here: https://anchor.fm/vanessa-luu 

Women, Influence & Power in Law (WIPL) offers an opportunity for unprecedented exchange with women in-house and outside counsel. This unique event gatherers 700+ female speakers and attendees to share their thoughts on hard-won leadership guidance and insights on risk management, the future of litigation, crafting an ESG strategy and the ever-changing role of legal leaders.  This year the conference was held in New Orleans and Legal Speak was there.  In this episode, Alaina Lancaster is joined by Lakeshia Ekeigwe, the CEO ofLeaderThinking.

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Summary: This episode is part of our Celebrating Black History Month podcast series where students in the Sustainable Urban Planning program at the George Washington University interview Black and African American planners and urbanists. In this episode, graduate student Ugonna Njeze interviews Lakeshia Wright, AICP, on what equitable urban planning looks like and how to support people of color in the field of urban planning. They discuss skills planners can add to their equity toolkits to promote meaningful change for minority communities. Lakeshia shares her personal journey as a woman of color in the field of urban planning, providing insights on finding joy, overcoming barriers, and using your voice. Highlights from the Conversation: Career milestones Understanding unconscious biases and cognitive dissonance Navigating contentious topics Inclusive urbanism Challenging the silo mentality Creating a culture of respect Building your network Advice for emerging professionals Impacts of technology on people of color Guest Mini Bio: Lakeshia Wright, AICP, is an urban planner, UX researcher, and data disrupter currently working as a senior UX researcher and strategist at Happy Cog. Connect with her on LinkedIn or get in touch via email. Learn More! On biases: 2021 American Planning Association (APA) blog: The Continued Challenges of Bias and Discrimination Within Planning Education Equitable urban development case studies: APA's Equity in Practice Using data and technology for equitable planning: Greenlink Equity Map: Community of Practice Credits: A special thanks to guest speaker Lakeshia Wright Interview by Ugonna Njeze Intro and outro by Alex Davis Produced by Reagan Smith

Welcome to the Profit Producers Podcast with your V irtual COO and The Webinar Queen Dekehsa Willams, where business leaders and entrepreneurs come together to discuss how they're creating success in their respective fields. Our guest today is Lakeshia S. Gilbert, an outgoing and purpose-driven influencer who is passionate about encouraging and empowering others.Lakeshia has multiple business ventures. She knows how difficult it can be for an entrepreneur to balance the tasks of overseeing multiple facets of the business while also being a solopreneur. Her experiences have made her a valuable asset in the entrepreneurial world as she shares her knowledge on how to stay balanced while managing all aspects of a successful business.Today we invite her onto our show so we can hear more about her experiences as an entrepreneur and uncover the strategies she has implemented that have led to success in both her personal life and business endeavors. We will also discuss how she finds balance between managing multiple responsibilities while being a solopreneur, as well as how entrepreneurs can leverage social media platforms for their own benefit.We then discussed how we can support the those who want to get into entrepreneurship but may lack confidence or experience. Lakeshia believes that having mentors or role models is essential for people who are just starting out in their professional journeys. With the right guidance and resources they can tap into their potential with confidence! Join us now as we dive right into our discussion with Lakeshia S. Gilbert!Connect With Lakeshia S. GilbertOn LinkedInOn FacebookOn her WebsiteTo join our Facebook page and learn more about monetizing your webinar click this link >>https://www.facebook.com/groups/ProfitProducers

Inside today's podcast, I have Lakeshia Poole. Lakeshia is the author of five books and currently working on her sixth. She believes that words have the power to change the world. She loves journaling and sharing the gospel of Jesus as a speaker and spending time with family or relaxing on her porch reading. Questions we discussed: How long have you been living with and for Jesus? When and why were you inspired to write your book?(customized designed curriculum for your life.) How has God helped you to overcome fear with faith? Can you offer one practical encouragement today to those stuck in fear? How can we support you and stay connected to your journey? Connect with Lakeshia! lakeshiapoole.com ************************ Other Resources: You Don't Have To Be Perfect by Vanessa Luu Truth and Tools Workbook by Vanessa Luu The Relevant Old Testament by Vanessa Luu To Support Leave a review and help spread the word about this uplifting podcast. You can also support it financially here: https://anchor.fm/vanessa-luu  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vanessa-luu/support

Summary: Prayer is a safe place that requires us to do our part. Prayer is just as essential and more as the 13 vitamins that are essential to our bodies. Consistency is key in prayer as it brings about an ultimate relationship with GOD (ABBA our FATHER)...

This episode of Tru You is a part 2 from last month as we dive deeper and discuss dialysis in the black community.  Kelley and Debbie talk with special guest LaKeshia who is a nurse educator and sees the effects of kidney disease on a daily basis.  We discuss the different levels of kidney disease, the lifestyle change patients endure once on dialysis, disparities in healthcare, and what prevention and healing look like. Please check out our website www.truuyou.org and feel free to leave reviews and comments.

ICYMI: Konversations With Glo Radio Show brought on the lovely LaKeshia, Virtual Exec Asst to CEOs. In this radio segment, I wanted to bring her own to speak about her experiences of traveling aboard. Her story was very interesting to me because it's many people out there that are scared to take that leap but she took that leap with her and 4 of her kids and made it happen for 8 months. If you want to hear what was said click that play button and listen to the interesting konversation.  Make sure to tune in every Saturday from 6:45p-7p est time on WDRB Media on the iHeart app.  If you have input on the topic that is being discussed, please call and leave a voicemail at 984-788-9898. 

On this episode of the Dripping in Black Podcast, we are Dripping in Venus' Muse with the founder and owner of Venus' Muse Bartending Services LLC., the gorgeous Lakeshia Leonard. Lakeshia details how she formed her multi-service bartending business, which includes a mobile bartending service, as well as a bartending school. For Lakeshia, bartending is a calling that has transformed her life, and continues to empower her to positively impact the lives of others. Beginning Tuesday, October 25, 2022, the Dripping in Black Podcast showcases another true story of Black Excellence, the story of Lakeshia Leonard. Join us! The Dripping in Black Podcast is available for our audio listeners on the most popular podcast platforms and it can be viewed on Facebook Watch as well as the DiBk Channel on YouTube. Remember to subscribe to the DiBk Channel for notifications, and to follow, like, comment, and share with family, friends, loved ones, and everyone else. We truly appreciate your support in our intentional, enjoyable, and necessary celebration of Black Excellence. Lakeshia Leonard Website & Social Media Website: www.venusmuse1.com Instagram: @VenusMusebartending Facebook: @VenusMuseBartending Dripping In Black Social Media Website: drippinginblack.com Instagram: @dibk20 Facebook: @dibk20 Twitter: Dibk20 Visit our new merchandise store. DiBk Drip Shop

S02 E18 Special Guest Realtor + Craft Queen, LaKeshia James The Realtor/Life Podcast is not about why we are passionate about being Realtors but rather, what our life passions are in spite of our career in real estate. Listen in as Realtor & Business Coach Michael G. Davis dives into the life of special guestRealtor + Craft Queen, LaKeshia James on The Realtor/Life Podcast. If interested in sharing with us your life passions outside of being a Realtor, Scan the QR code and spend time answering the Realtor/Life Podcast Guest Information Card questions so you can be considered as a guest. We will use this information to bring your story to life if selected. The more detailed you are in your responses the more magical your story will become! SPECIAL THANKS TO... Podcast Sponsor: Brooks & Davis Real Estate Firm, LLC. www.brooksanddavis.com Special Guest - LaKeshia James @LOVIN_ME_2_THAFULLEST Creator & Host - Michael G. Davis @ceocoachmike Producer - Milk & Honey Productions, LLC Editor- Jessica Joseph @yourkeepitrealtor Theme Song Writer & Artist - Jessica "Yunek" Joseph // ASCAP - NEAJE MUSIC . . . . #realestate #realtor #realestateagent #closingday #property #forsale #investment #realtorlife #househunting #realestateadvice #dreamhome #interiordesign #newhome #luxuryrealestate #blackwealth #hustle #podcast #luxuryhomes #realestateinvesting #business #blacksuccess #realestatelife #podcastproduction #realestateinvestor #entrepreneur #sold #broker #realestatenews #homesforsale

Winstead Shareholder Corinne Smith speaks to Lakeshia Ekeigwe, Founder of LeaderThinking + Next Level Clarity Mastermind. Corinne and Lakeshia talk about the power of mindset and how it can create great transformations in leadership development. 

In episode 24, I talk with LaKeshia and Jalessa from Legacy Lending Mortgage Group. Through this conversation, they explained so much about the money side of buying a home and how to be financially fit for a mortgage. As the episode ended, they even dropped gems on how to enter the mortgage lending world as it is a very rewarding and lucrative career! I hope you enjoy this episode from beginning to end! Celebrating Women's History Month: #ABlackWomanSaid "Don't Be Afraid. Be Focused. Be Determined. Be Hopeful. Be Empowered. -Michelle Obama JOIN THE EXCLUSIVE PATREON COMMUNITY! We never ever level up alone over here so make sure to share this episode with your homegirls and homeboys! Any questions? I'm always a DM away @theresponsible homegirl on IG. Video sponsorship: 1. For Executors Only Planner (Pre-orders are all sold out, but you can order NOW for the restock on March 14th) 2. Register for Saturday School! TOPIC: Make Thousands Off of a Product You Don't Own By Wholesaling Mobile Homes Connect with LaKeshia Jaleesa: Legacy Lending LaKeshia IG Jaleesa IG Connect with The Responsible Homegirl: IG Visit my blog New to the TRH fam: Hey homegirl or homeboy! Through my financial hardships, in college, I learned the importance of financial literacy. Nobody had ever taught me a thing about money so unfortunately, I had to fall flat on my face and make some mistakes to learn. I knew I wasn't the only 20 something who struggled with managing money properly so I created The Responsible Homegirl: a digital brand committed to helping young adults become financially responsible and wealth conscience! If you can relate to my story in any way and you're ready to begin your personal finance journey, start here by subscribing to the YouTube channel and downloading my free money management guide. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kionnie-epps/support

In continuation of celebrating black horror, Dana & Kypria are joined by special guest and friend Lakeshia Williams. Lakeisha is an avid Jiu Jitsu practitioner, Cardiothoracic Surgery Physician's Assistant and fellow horror movie lover. Together they experience Bill Gunn's 1973 low budget blaxploitation vampire horror 'Ganja & Hess' which brought upon feelings of shock and confusion. Kypria and Lakeshia reflect on society's reaction to black people in non stereotypical roles in film and in their personal encounters. Kypria gives a PSA on black mental health awareness. Also: Woke Google no longer uses the word "hoe". The ridiculous scene that deserved its own credit. Does the Director like foot play?

Now, you know, any book that tells us it's about to help us save our peace, our jobs, our edges, and our lives, is one we need to talk about! Today, the author of this fabulous journal, Lakeshia Poole, is joining us to help us stop obsessing over social media and get active.View the show notes at: https://livdooley.com/lakeshiapooleThis episode was definitely filled with information. Here's what you should listen for:Why You Should Connect on Social Instead of Just Consuming ContentWhy You Could Benefit from Angry JournalingWhat You Should NOT PostThe Balance Between Privacy and the Power of TransparencyThe Social Media Strategy You Need to Start Right NowThis Week's GiveawayThere's no way we could spend time talking about this beautiful journal without giving one away! If you're looking to level up your social media this year, this is the journal for you. In order to enter the giveaway, all you have to do is rate and review the podcast here on Apple or Spotify OR take a screenshot of the podcast and tag Lakeshia and myself in your IG stories or feed. The winner will be announced next Monday, February 21!Interested in Finding Out More About the Live Podcasting Recording?Subscribe to Our Heart Today

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Lakeshia Nnamani consults childcare business owners, like you, on how to build high-quality preschool programs so you can maximize profits, attract your ideal parents and stand out in the educational community. She supports early childhood leaders by focusing on kindergarten readiness, teacher development, and licensing compliance. In today's episode, Sierra and Lakeshia discuss the importance of operating in licensing excellence so you can achieve your business goals and see your center grow.Learn more about Lakeshia: https://the-early-childhood-boss.teachable.com/Discover how ChildcareFORMS can help you with licensing: https://bit.ly/3vJ3eMU

Activists Lakeshia Nix, Keandra McDole, and Kira Savvy join Rob in the bunker to talk about how tragedy got them involved with the fight for justice against police violence, and what they are working on now.Show Notes:More on KeandraMore on LakeshiaKira's website and instagramMore on the state's restraining orderJustice for All Day on November 13th

I have my fellow CVS High School Alum with me, LaKeshia Buckner-Smith. She is a social/civic Leader and well on her way to hold a political office in the city of Chicago. She comes from humble beginnings and exudes passion in giving back, being a voice for black women, and being a change agent! LaKeshia is a mover, shaker, and y'all better keep up!

Tamara LaKeshia is a mother of boys and a teacher with a programing project management background. Follow Asher Tchoua Online: IG: @itsmytimepodcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/asher-tchoua-eit-45514b24/ Web: solo.to/imtp GET THE FULL PODCAST EPISODE ON YOUR FAVORITE PODCAST PLAYER OR AT itsmytimepodcast.com --- 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/asher-tchoua0/message

LaKeshia is an Author, Entrepreneur, Ordained Evangelist & Newly Appointed Chaplain and Cancer Survivor who loves people. Check out her website here http://www.ljrichards.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/inspirationaltalks/support

The Stock Whisperer sits down and talks with Lakeshia about her journey, the ups, downs, and challenges that she has faced. The two of them discuss the importance of having a process and premarket routine. This episode is for educational and informational use only and is not intended to provide any professional advice. For topic requests or questions send an email to pennystockwhisperer@gmail.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/its-just-pennies/support

Bible Talk on Episode #51Don't Post That with Lakeshia PooleSpend a few minutes with Angie as she ties Psalm 62:8 about pouring our hearts out to God with Lakeshia's teaching on being a good citizen in our ever-growing online world.LiveSteadyOn.comFacebook @livesteadyonHeartwarming by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3864-heartwarmingLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Episode #51Angie talks with author and speaker Lakeshia Poole on how to keep peace and maintain our character in a ever-growing virtual world. LiveSteadyOn.comFacebook @livesteadyon “Don't Post That: A guided journal for saving jobs, peace, edges and lives'dontpostthatjournal.com Lakeshiapoole.comInstagram: @lakeshiapooleFacebook: Lakeshia Poole Lakeshia mentioned:100 Days of Believing Bigger by Marshawn Evans DanielsDaily Strength for Daily Needs by Mary TilestonEncounter App Heartwarming by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3864-heartwarmingLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

This is the story of two women, Jamaican-Americans who would rather be anywhere but Africa, Ghana. One, towards self-discovery, and the other for love. In this episode, we experience the struggle of being a female of anything especially in Africa (where patriarchy is just the system), the impact of will to overcome even the most challenging heights, and most of all, the journey of rediscovering, adapting and rewriting the narratives of things. IG: @zinghanmakeda @akosua7 @fordcommunications If you love this podcast, please give it a 5 star rating and a review on Apple podcast, Spotify, Stitcher or wherever you get your podcast. This podcast was created and produced by Drc. Jaèy(@jaeyalley on IG & Twitter), for the AMBC. The AMBC is an independent media & production body that's dedicated to producing world-class contents that competes, and promotes the amplification Black/African voices / narratives. For enquiries you can send us a maill: africanmbc@gmail.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/epsseries/message

Tamara is a mother, teacher, project manager, and specialize in helping women get their core back after a C-section operation. Tune in as we discuss our mutual meeting through Breathe University and Brand Prep 2020. --- 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/asher-tchoua0/message

In today's episode, I'm joined by parent and life coach, Lakeshia Bell of Elements of Life Coaching. We talk about how her passion for children and families sparked her initial career in social work and eventual growth into coaching parents. I really enjoyed speaking with her and I know you'll learn something from her journey. Enjoy this conversation. Plus, sign up for my FREE resource library it's a full vault of resources for coaches. It's called The Coaches Online Business Academy. Listen to find out how.    Featured on The Show:  https://stepintosuccessnow.com/pages/free (Free Resource Library: The Coaches Online Business Academy) https://stepintosuccessnow.com/pages/coaching-for-coaches (Click here to find out how to work with me)  Featured on this show: Lakeshia Bell, connect with her at Elements Of Life Coaching: https://www.elementsoflifecoach.org/ (Website ) https://www.instagram.com/elementsoflifecoach/ (Instagram )

This episode is a continuation of the previous episode about marriage from the point of view of a single woman. Sherley dives deeper with our guest, Lakeshia.  We discuss communication and sex in marriage, sexual compatibility and sex as a chore, as well as relinquishing control outside of the bedroom in a marriage. Discussion: What caused you to change your mind about marriage and why? Should women get married assuming that a man will take care of them? Do men have issues with alpha females? Why should women be confident enough in who they are to be okay with not getting married? Join Our Facebook Community Femme Parler Website https://femmeparler.libsyn.com/rss feedback@femmeparler.com

Has your point of view changed about marriage over the years? Do you think that marriage is a legal trap? Are you single and think of marriage differently? Do you feel that marriage is the right Christian thing to do? Are you unsure if marriage is something that you really want? In this episode, we speak with our friend and guest, Lakeshia about marriage from the point of view of a single woman in her 40s. Sherley and Lakeshia discuss the importance of being strong in our individual selves, validation, communication, evolving as we grow and allowing space for our partners to grow, and so much more. Discussion: How do you feel about marriage and having children without getting married? Do you feel marriage is necessary? Is there someone for everyone? Why should people get married? What are the components in a marriage that keep a marriage together? What foundation do you set walking into marriage? Do you look at marriage from a legal or Christian point of view? Join Our Facebook Community Femme Parler Website https://femmeparler.libsyn.com/rss feedback@femmeparler.com

Dr Sara Shabahzi currently teaches the Early Years Service Learning Course, among other things, in the Faculty of Education at the University of Windsor. Over the course of 4 semesters, teacher candidates spend time volunteering in an early years space and using their experiences and the theory learned in class to plan and implement an Early Years Carousel for families in their community. Due to Covid 19, their projects shifted from an in-person event to a virtual event, and 4 preservice teachers: Lakeshia, Allie, Hayley and Zak, came to share their experiences. Tonight's panelists include: Dr. Sara Shahbazi @S_Shahbazi23 @EY_uwindsorHayley Wright @ms_hwrightAllie Szusz @AllieSzuszRomany Lakeshia @RomanyLakeshiaZak Rybansky @ZakaryRybansk

In this episode you will meet Lakeshia Scott-Richardson, I CAN'T Without COFFEE's Founder, Owner, and Designer. Listeners will also get a glimpse into the brand as Lakeshia shares what I CAN'T Without COFFEE is, how it got started, and what this brand represents.

If you're struggling with your mental health, it's not uncommon to think you're the only one. For today's guest, author Lakeshia Poole, her teen years were when her struggle began, leading to thoughts about ending her life. This episode deals with anxiety and depression and ways to help others who struggle. I love this interview because Lakeshia gives practical wisdom and spiritual truth. She also shows us that we forget to use the tools God has given us, especially the tool of prayer. Lakeshia encourages us not to let fear stop us from reaching out to someone who might be struggling, because we might be the person they need when they're in a difficult place. If you have been struggling with anxiety and depression during the pandemic or know a friend who is, you'll find encouragement and hope in Lakeshia's story. Links in the Show Lakeshia's newest books: Faith Beats Fear at faithbeatsfear.com Find all her books at lakeshiapoole.com Follow Lakeshia on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/lakeshiapoole/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LakeshiaPooleWrites/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/justlakeshia Find out about my latest Bible Study: The Made for Hope Study at sararward.com/biblestudy Get my free resource on Navigating Grief at sararward.com Episode page at https://sararward.com/made-for-hope-podcast-episode-10-anxiety-depression-lakeshia-poole --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sara-r-ward/support

U.S. Boren Fellow, Congressional Intern and now a 360-degree communications strategist. Lakeshia Ford is the founder of Ford Communications, connecting international companies to business and consumer markets in Ghana and Africa, at large. Lakeshia shares her inspiring, international story on this episode of @leaderspotlight.

In this Episode I talk with Lekeshia Angelique who is a life coach, relationship coach and a Diversity and Inclusion professional. We talk about Staying positive, imposter syndrome, George Floyd and Diversity and Inclusion.  Make sure to stay till the end because the conversation gets great and Lakeshia answers all of my questions! Check out the show notes at https://www.ordinarytobadass.com/Ask-questions/ Comment and let Lekeshia and I know what you thought of the episode. Also we'd love to have you be a part of the Ordinary to Badass Facebook group today! https://www.facebook.com/groups/2024253447694052/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ordinarytobadass/message

Today, Rep. LaKeshia Myers (D-Milwaukee) joins us for a quarantine edition of 'Some Assembly Required', to discuss proposals aimed at addressing the underlying issues that have allowed systemic racism to continue permeating our communities. --- Anti-Racism Resources Podcasts: 1619 (by New York Times), Code Switch (NPR), Intersectionality Matters! hosted by Kimberlé Crenshaw Films & Shows: 13th, Just Mercy, Selma, Fruitvale Station, When They See Us Books: Black Feminist Thought by Patricia Hill Collins, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou, The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness 
by Michelle Alexander, White Fragility: Why It's So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism by Robin DiAngelo, PhD Organizations to Follow: Urban Triage (Madison), Foundation for Black Women’s Wellness (Madison), Leaders Igniting Transformation - LIT (Milwaukee), Black Leaders Organizing for Communities - BLOC (Milwaukee), NAACP (National), Color Of Change (National), Sister Song (National)

Doing business in Ghana is not for the faint of hearts. Establishing a network ecosystem, understanding the Ghanaian culture and incorporating these lessons into your business takes a lot of patience and resilience. On this episode, our special guest Dedo, owner of Baa & Bean (TeaBaa) joins Lakeshia and Makeda to share her experience as a business owner and restauranteur. Listen as we walk through the process and tap into the visionary mindset of some of the women making waves in the business world in Accra. Song Credit: Special thanks to Born Jamericans for use of her songs on the show. Find more of her work here

Whether it's publishing a novel, landing a feature article in The New York Times or ghostwriting articles, Lakeshia Poole loves to tell a good story. Busy executives, thought leaders and business owners count on her to deliver consistent, concise and compelling content that drives brand awareness and the bottom line. She has spent more than 15 years helping organizations, companies and individuals tell their best stories to the best audience at the best time. Lakeshia has provided strategic marketing and communications solutions to a variety of clients including Wells Fargo, Nestle's Lean Cuisine, Walmart, Morehouse School of Medicine, Habitat for Humanity, CDC and Moe's Southwest Grill. She has partnered with leading national public relations agencies to provide top-notch client service, media relations and copywriting. Blending digital media relations with traditional outreach, Lakeshia has generated media coverage across multiple key markets and nationally in outlets like BusinessInsider.com, ReadersDigest.com, Parade.com, Parenting, MSNBC, The Wall Street Journal, TheGrio.com, HuffingtonPost.com, The New York Times, Black Enterprise, Self and TODAY Show. She previously served as a Senior Manager at public relations firm Golin. In addition, she worked as Assistant Director of Partnership Marketing for Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s national technology initiatives with Microsoft, Comcast, Sprint, the Todd Wagner Foundation and Best Buy. She has also led public relations programs and training efforts on behalf of the national early childhood education franchise group, Primrose Schools. When she's not creating fresh content for clients or coaching aspiring writers, Lakeshia is likely dreaming up new storylines for her next fiction book. She’s published four books. Her latest title, “Faith Beats Fear,” is a daily devotional that offers practical guidance on growing from worrier to a warrior in 31 days. This unique book combining Scripture and story has netted 5-star reviews and reached Amazon’s top 3 Bestsellers list of Women’s Christian Living eBooks. Lakeshia enjoys spending time with her family and rooting for The University of Georgia Bulldogs. Website: www.LakeshiaPoole.com

It's about time for Lakeshia to share her story & experience, with executive producer Samuel Johnson from Episode 1.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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This week on The Basically Brown Podcast we are all about Growth & Acceptance. We kicked off the show by discussing Kyle Kashuv. The Parkland Shooting Survivor who was previously accepted by Harvard has recently lost his chance at attending the Ivy League School due to racist tweets he posted when he was younger. He's since apologized citing surviving the shooting as a major change in his thinking, but Harvard isn't budging. We talked about it, but what do you think? Do people really evolve in thinking ... Or are we to assume that a tiger never changes its stripes? Hannah, Jose, or LaKeshia ... name association. Do you judge people based on their name alone? A Caucasian woman named Lakeisha feels like she's experienced "The Black Woman" ... But does a name outside of your skin color qualify you to speak on life experience outside of your own? Brown & Corporate is our main topic this week ... How has things changed? Or have things changed? How can we continue to go up from there? We're talking about our experiences & we'd like to hear yours too. Of course we've got Brown Bosses (you never have to ask) check out these AMAZING minority owned businesses Nannas Babies Inc. - A wonderful nonprofit organization! Programs by Nannas Babies will improve the lives of children through enrichment, events, and activities! Nannasbabies.org Shopbodycard.com - Shante' Jackson has the look for your at an affordable price. She creates styles you probably never EVER thought you could pull off! Questions, comments, concerns, and brown bosses are always welcome thebasicallybrownpodcast@gmail.com IG: BasicallyBrownPodcast

LaKeshia Orr grew up in Cali, (aka Keshia from Cali) but grew a love for moving from city to city to experience life to the fullest. She moved to DC to attend Howard University, then to New York, Chicago, San Jose and San Diego all within a short time period. She had such a nomadic spirit, always on the move (literally lol).  The major shift she experienced came with my diagnosis of Pulmonary Hypertension in 2017. Her Pulmonologist took her off of work; told her she could no longer live alone; and put her on the NO FLY LIST. Talk about a major shift in my lifestyle!!  Imagine her sitting home, without a job, and unable to go anywhere. Smh! If you know Keshia you know she is waaaay too ambitious to sit at home and do nothing every single day. So she had to shift the plan.  Links mentioned in this episode: Project Management: https://monday.com/product/ Shiftmakers to look out for: Daymia Orr: https://www.instagram.com/memoriesmadebymya/ Connect: IG: @Keshiafromcali Website: https://www.lova.business/ Shift The Plan - @shifttheplan Rhonda D. Evans - @therhondaevans Listen on Anchor.fm, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, and Spotify Share, Subscribe, and leave a Review --- 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/shifttheplan/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shifttheplan/support

Lakeshia Ramsey was molested and raped at the ages of 3, 5 and 12. Her mother sold her in exchange for drugs, and then, a foster home became another place of abuse. There are so many twists and turns to Lakeshia’s story: infertility because of her trauma, three miracle children and her infant son’s cancer diagnosis. In this episode, Lakeshia shares how she trusted God through it all, how she forgave her mother on her deathbed, and how tracking down her biological father changed the course of her life for the better.

LaKeshia Orr grew up in Cali, (aka Keshia from Cali) but grew a love for moving from city to city to experience life to the fullest. She moved to DC to attend Howard University, then to New York, Chicago, San Jose and San Diego all within a short time period. She had such a nomadic spirit, always on the move (literally lol). The major shift she experienced came with my diagnosis of Pulmonary Hypertension in 2017. Her Pulmonologist took her off of work; told her she could no longer live alone; and put her on the NO FLY LIST. Talk about a major shift in my lifestyle!! Imagine her sitting home, without a job, and unable to go anywhere. Smh! If you know Keshia you know she is waaaay too ambitious to sit at home and do nothing every single day. So she had to shift the plan. Links mentioned in this episode: Project Management: https://monday.com/product/ Shiftmakers to look out for: Daymia Orr: https://www.instagram.com/memoriesmadebymya/ Connect: IG: @Keshiafromcali Website: https://www.lova.business/ Shift The Plan - @shifttheplan Rhonda D. Evans - @therhondaevans Listen on Anchor.fm, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, and Spotify Share, Subscribe, and leave a Review --- 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/shifttheplan/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shifttheplan/support

We are happy to have Lakeshia P. Dixon join the Cool Soror Podcast! A Cool Soror of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., this educator, activist, wife and mother has taken life by its horns and led the way. A native of Miami, Florida and mother of three, she strives to impart to her children the importance of education and always putting your best self forward. You can feel her incredible energy and zest for life with every utterance. Lakeshia wears many hats and the one with likely the most flair is the colorful hat of motherhood. Noticing her son, Kaiden begin to experience pain in his leg at a very young age, she dug deeper to get the answers she needed. That answer would not come until years later which resulted in her son’s leg being amputated. But what could have been deemed something completely life-altering has turned into an opportunity to educate people about children with physical differences. With that, “Kaiden The Great and the Sinister Lunch Lady” was born as well as Kaiden’s Crew, a non-profit organization that provides assistive devices to these children. She operates an Educational Enrichment company and provides support to local schools within her community. When asked how she prevails through uncertain times, Lakeshia simply states: “One day, TODAY, will be a long time ago. Knowing this, you can always push forward because your greater is certain to come.” This epitomes resilence and so does she. Social Media:IG: @keshiawrites TW: @keshiawritesIG: @kaidenthegreat_www.lakeshiapdixon.comwww.kaidenthegreat.com

On this week's episode @BEZ34 and @Manhattanbrown are joined by special guest @skeetaluv recap all of the free agent moves this past week in the NBA, also we dissect Power episode 402, will Ghost get out, Tommy and Lakeshia and much more! Of course we talk Robbie Kardashian and Blac Chyna and how she is the power playa in their crazy relationship. Sit down kick back and relax ya feet... it's Get Off The BNDWGN!

In this episode, Lakeshia Ramsey shared how she was raped 3 times. She was traded by her mother for drugs. One of her rapists was her step brother.

Lakeshia is a published author, speaker and coach. She works with business leaders to create inspiring workplace environments and personally mentors private clients.

In this Cash Flow Diary podcast episode, we explore new takes on what it means to be a good leader. It's more about partnership than being a pushy overlord. And you have to identify the strengths and weaknesses in your team. When you let people do what they are great at, guess what happens? Success. My guest, Lakeshia Ekiegwe, shares what she has learned on her path to becoming a successful entrepreneurial business development coach, author and speaker. Her story is amazing. She is all about empowerment and action steps. Lakeshia is my kind of guest! Give this episode a listen and you'll learn a new concept or two or three.