Podcasts about let them see you

  Porter Braswell is the Founder and CEO of 2045 Studio, an exclusive network for accomplished professionals of color. Porter is also the Co-founder and Executive Chairman of the career advancement platform Jopwell, the host of the Harvard Business Review podcast Race at Work, and the author of two books, including 2019's Let Them See You. Porter joins the show to discuss how 2045 Studio is harnessing community to empower professionals of color to succeed, how to establish trust within a community, what he learned from Magic Johnson's mentorship, and MUCH more! Important Links: 2045 Studio Porter's LinkedIn Porter's Twitter Porter's Instagram Race at Work podcast O'Shaughnessy Ventures Invests in 2045 Studio Show Notes: The Significance of 2045 Bridging the Inclusion Gap Networks, Community & the Clubhouse The Opportunity To Be in the Majority Building the Right Kind of Partnerships The Importance of Human Capital Socratic Problem-Solving How to Establish Trust Within a Community The 2045 Approach to Networking Councils & Relationship-Building Surprising Lessons From Foundership Leveraging the Community Magic Johnson's Mentorship & the Advantages of the Athletic Mentality Why Porter Writes “Wouldn't it be so cool if I could always feel like I belong?” 2045's Long-Term Vision Porter as Emperor of the World MORE! Books Mentioned: Let Them See You: The Guide for Leveraging Your Diversity at Work; by Porter Braswell Yes, You Can: The Secrets Revealed for How to Get into and Succeed at America's Top Universities and Colleges; by Porter Braswell The Intelligent Investor; by Benjamin Graham

When JJ Weeks was a teenager, someone recognized he had some serious vocal talent. It was a talent that he learned God could use to share His love and grace through song. Though he never learned to play an instrument, he still formed the JJ Weeks Band in 2001. While today he's a solo artist, God still has JJ Weeks on mission, singing Gospel truth. Most well known for his song Let Them See You, the native of Macon, Georgia who was once labeled a “powerhouse voice” is still intent on being used by God to make a difference in people's lives.

Join Ariel Faye on Contemporary Christian Music Talk Episode 29! Listening and going more in-depth with songs and artists, “Run To The Father” by Cody Carnes and “Let Them See You” by JJ Weeks Band. Follow, suggest songs and artists to Ariel Faye on Twitter @ArielFayeR or on Facebook at Ariel Faye.

In this episode the Ivy Roses are joined by yet another fellow Ivy Rose, Brandon Rose (Patti's son and Courtney's younger brother). Brandon is a Miami-based lawyer, and he sits down with the Ivy Roses to discuss his experiences as a Black lawyer (from law school to joining his first firm) and then shares some of the ways that he serves to extend Black History Month year-round. Brandon discusses a few organizations and a book throughout the episode. Here are the links where you can find more info on all of them: Street Law: https://www.streetlaw.org/ Lawyers for Children America: http://www.lawyersforchildrenamerica.org/ Common Threads: http://www.commonthreads.org/ Book, "Let Them See You" by Porter Braswell: http://tinyurl.com/y267aprk Social Media/Contact Email the Ivy Roses: ivyrosespodcast@gmail.com Follow the Ivy Roses on Instagram: @ivyrosespodcast Follow the Ivy Roses on Twitter: @ivyrosespodcast Dr. Patti Rose: IG: @drpattirose Rose Consulting Web site: https://drpattirose.wixsite.com/website Dr. Courtney Rose: IG: @drcourtneyrose & @ivyroseconsulting Ivy Rose Consulting Web site: www.ivyroseconsulting.com

Our guest this week is Porter Braswell, CEO and cofounder of Jopwell, the leading career advancement platform for Black, Latinx, and Native American students and professionals. Braswell advises over 100 of America’s leading companies on how to achieve a more representative workplace, while also creating professional opportunities for Jopwell’s community. He’s just written a book, Let Them See You, that’s out now. It addresses how diverse individuals can leverage their diversity as an asset at work, and also how champions of diversity can understand the value and for diverse candidates in the workplace.We discuss what drove him to create his platform, the importance of diversity in the workplace, and the intrinsic business value of embracing a diverse work force. Plus the work-life balance of a start up CEOTo follow up with Porter Braswell you can find him on Twitter: @porter_braswell or Instagram: @porterbraswellYou can find Jopwell online or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Jopwell Twitter: @jopwell or Instagram: @jopwellClick here to learn more about his book, Let Them See You.Here are the journals that Gib uses: The Best Self Journaland a blank MoleskinSubmit your pet to be the pet of the week go to: teshvideos.comCome see us live: teshmusic.comAnd you can sign up for our newsletter at tesh.com to get Intelligence For Your Life right to your inbox.As always, if you like our podcast, Rate Comment and Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher or wherever you get your podcasts. And tell your friends! If you don’t like our podcast, then keep it quiet, I guess.Our Hosts:John Tesh: Twitter: @JohnTesh Instagram: @johntesh_ifyl facebook.com/JohnTeshGib Gerard: Twitter: @GibGerard Instagram: @GibGerard facebook.com/GibGerard

In search for a game, Pastors Wofmueller and Goeglein look at some survey questions sent out by the Northwest District of the Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod to see various ways in which some deny vocation, the holy office and the church. Finally, they crunch the praise song "Let Them See You" by JJ Weeks Band.

Before this week's song, "Let Them See You" by the JJ Weeks Band was a song, it was a prayer that the lead singer, JJ, would pray every day. This prayer has led me to Psalm 78 and a discussion on legacy found in God's Word. Scripture will challenge us this week to remember His promises and repeat them to others. I can't wait to see what God will do in you this week. On this week's episode I discuss: Letting our children see God working in and around us by sharing more Our responsibility to teach our children found in Deuteronomy 6:5-9 God's call to tell the next generation of His glorious deeds found in Psalm 78 The idea of repeating and remembering How can you repeat God's commands if you do not know them? How can you remember what God has done if you do not record it? Allowing God to strip away all that "defines us"         This Week's Challenge Read Psalm 78. Then read or listen to it every day for an entire week. Through that repetition and the Spirit's prompting, underline any phrases or verses that jump out at you and write them on a sticky note or note card to review separately. At some point during the week or near the week's end, write a summary of the Psalm in your own words and then share it with someone. Identify your "aha" moment in the Psalm and write that down. Write down how you think that should impact your life right now and what you are supposed to DO as a result of this new insight. Finally, sow that seed into the life of someone else before the week is up.

The Southview Baptist Praise Team performing the song "Let Them See You", by the JJ Weeks Band.

Let Them See You by Scooter Glenn