Podcasts about mastherclass

Have you ever heard of someone planning an entire conference in a single plane ride? Well, sis today you will as I sit down with speaker, author, coach and expert at making life fun, Keisha Mabry. Keisha's determination to see everyone win is such a breath of fresh air as we journey through from the entrepreneurial spirit she was pretty much born with, to her first conference gaining over 300 audience members, to curating her biggest event, MastHERclass, for women on the starting edge of their business journey. And stay tuned for advice straight from Keisha for all you budding entrepreneurs out there.     Connect with sis:   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/keishamabry/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FriendKeisha Email: keisha@keishamabry.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/keishamabry/ Website: https://keishamabry.com/   Connect with us:   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ayeyosiscommunity/ Website: https://www.ayeyosis.com/   The Aye Yo Sis! Podcast is produced by PodBear.

If you’ve scrolled through social media and seen the phrase #heyFRIEND, chances are you’ve come across Keisha Mabry. We loved this episode so much that we've brought it back around for you all to hear!   Keisha’s goal is to help you get connected to the people and resources needed to catch your dreams.  Keisha does this as a speaker and through her book ‘ Hey Friend: 100 Ways to Connect to 100 People in 100 Days’.  Most recently, she’s created her one-day conference in St. Louis called ‘MastHerclass’, A day of application and inspiration for entrepreneurs, creatives, and influencers in the Midwest.  Keisha shares her most important tips when it comes to networking as a black woman, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg.  She talks about finding what she loves to do, how speaking was the perfect way to get into entrepreneurship, and so much more. What  I love the most about this episode is that even though it wasn’t always easy, she always found a way to weave in her passion:  Mission work and business into her career.  If you know you’re meant for something more, but you don’t know what the next step is, this episode is for you.   Reach out! Keisha Mabry Email:keisha@keishamabry.com |  Instagram: @keishamabry | Website: keishamabry.com   The Goal Standard Podcast Email: Hello@thegoal-standard.com | Instagram: @goalstandard   

If you’ve scrolled through social media and seen the phrase #heyFRIEND, chances are you’ve come across Keisha Mabry.   Keisha’s goal is to help you get connected to the people and resources needed to catch your dreams.  Keisha does this as a speaker and through her book ‘ Hey Friend: 100 Ways to Connect to 100 People in 100 Days’.  Most recently, she’s created her one day conference in St. Louis called ‘MastHerclass’, A day of application and inspiration for entrepreneurs, creatives and influencers in the Midwest.  Keisha shares her most important tips when it comes to networking as a black woman, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg.  She talks about finding what she loves to do, how speaking was the perfect way to get into entrepreneurship, and so much more. What  I love the most about this episode is that even though it wasn’t always easy, she always found a way to weave in her passion:  Mission work and business into her career.  If you know you’re meant for something more, but you don’t know what the next step is, this episode is for you.   Reach out! Keisha Mabry Email:keisha@keishamabry.com |  Instagram: @keishamabry | Website: keishamabry.com   The Glow Up Podcast Email: Hello@theglowuppodcast.com | Instagram: @glowuppodcast | Twitter: @glowuppodcast | Facebook: The Glow Up Podcast

ETHINKSTL 150: Keisha Mabry |heyFRIEND! [Season 12, Episode 6]  Joining us today for our 150th episode is Keisha Mabry, Founder of heyFRIEND!, a platform that teaches people how to build authentic relationships. Keisha believes that by connecting people to people and people to resources she can increase movements, access, communication, and progress to get the right people in the right seats to end inequality. She is on a mission to change the world one connection at a time. In this episode:  Keisha shares how, after leaving positions at Dot Foods and KIPP, she joined College Bound to manage their technology portfolio. As part of her mission to cultivate strategic partnerships with funders, innovators, techies, and educators to increase college access for under-resourced communities she met 100 people in 100 days – laying the groundwork for what would become the premise behind her book, heyFRIEND! Today, Keisha is an author, national speaker, creator of the Friendworking method and host of the mastHerclass event.  From intrapreneurship to entrepreneurship, Keisha shares her perspectives on what it means to think entrepreneurially.   Keisha tells us about how in 2016 she embarked on a journey to know herself as a way of finding her place and living into her authentic self, including how she used numerous assessments to hone her abilities, strengths, and passions.  Keisha talks about her personal mission, as a millennial woman of color, to help others build networks and connections, bridging the gap between the online and offline world and her efforts to highlight women of color by creating a speaking platform.   Learn more:  Email: keisha@keishamabry.com  Website: Company Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FriendKeisha  Company LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/keishamabry

Keisha Mabry is the creator of the MastHERclass conference, an in-demand speaker and author who is joining us to share how you can hit stages and share your message too! Keisha, who holds an MBA in entrepreneurship, is also balancing a 9-5 in a strategy and operations role at a non-profit. She takes us through her journey from being in sales to selling herself on stages across the country. She breaks down her beliefs on purpose and passion, how the MastHERclass conference came to life, how she navigated losing mentors and intimidation in pitching the event and secured the bag anyway. You don’t want to miss the number conversation either regarding speaker fees! It’s SO good!

We check in with Kenecia Lashae of Passport 2 Pretty and see what’s been happening since we last spoke to her during her year long international travels. She was a MastHERclass conference teacher and has learned tons about the business of being a travel influencer that she is ready to share. We dig into the not so pretty side of the travel life, why she has had to learn to guard her personal space, how she came to create safe offline spaces for women of color and so much more.

Ever thought about starting an e-commerce business? Brooklyn based sisters, Chioma and Uchenna Ngwudo, share how they started and grew Cee Cee's Closet NYC, a brand that celebrates the beauty of West African print through fashionable accessories and clothing. The fearless, business savvy sisters are apart of our special MastHERclass series and they share everything with us from how they discovered their business idea to building their customer base and dealing with international sourcing issues. These two are the real deal and they keep it just as real with us in detailing how they have navigated this complex world of e-commerce. Get your notes ready!

On this episode, we hear from MastHERclass facilitator Dre Brown who is a Professional Makeup Artist, Dove® Self-Esteem Educator, Empowerment Speaker & Entrepreneur. In addition to learning more about her MastHERclass: “Are You Beauty-Blocked? Confidence & Clearing The Path To Your Vision;” we dive into Dre’s journey to get an understanding of how she went from working in TV at places like WE TV to becoming the master that she is. She shares when she had her moment of clarity and knew that things had to change as well as talks to us about an ongoing process of healing. Website - http://www.drebrown.com/https://www.adreinthelife.com/

This week we’re chatting with Mastherclass instructor, Samantha Smikle, the Founder and Designer of Nroda adorned eyewear. At Mastherclass in St. Louis she taught the Product design, prototyping and manufacturing session. On this episode, we talk about how her career journey going from working in the corporate jewelry industry for nine years to running her own company and clearing six figures in sales. She walks us through manufacturing in a product based business, how to design for your customer, working with influencer marketing and so much more. https://nroda.comQuit Playing Small Book - http://bit.ly/quitps