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Welcome to Season 2 of The Change Troubleshooter, The Sustainability Season.Today Nina is joined by Amy Rhoda Brown, a Toronto based strategy coach who helps artists and creators who want to begin or expand a creative practice.  To be creative you have to allow your brain to operate in its default network state, basically unstressed. Overloading our brains with constant input and stimulation is counter-productive to peak performance and creativity. If you want to achieve that "Aha" moment, just let your brain be and have a thinking sabbatical. This episode is also available as a video, click here to watch it

Hey y’all! It’s your girl, Angela Sheree! Welcome to another episode ! Joining us today is Nina, she's a School Teacher, Mother, and the host of Mommy Talks with Nina Podcast. She has a passion for Women empowerment and Black history! Today Nina and I will be discussing our personal experiences with racism and colorism in the Black community, workplace, and our daily lives. This episode will leave you with a challenge...”If you see something, Say something!” Be a part of the solution and not the problem! Listen to Mommy Talks with Nina on all audio streaming platforms and Follow her on IG @mommytalkswithnina. Thanks for tuning in...Season four coming soon! Connect with us on Facebook and Instagram @theeverevolvingpodcast --- 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/everevolvingpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/everevolvingpodcast/support

Today Nina and Jeff go through what exactly qualifies a movie (or other media) as gothic horror! Follow us on social media! https://twitter.com/CasualHorrorPod https://www.facebook.com/CasualHorrorPod

Today Nina and J have a really special guest. Dawn is a speaker, teacher, hair stylist, and mentor. On today’s episode Dawn talks about the reality of anxiety. From her personal journey. What it takes to overcome fear throughout your life and for your business. And what she think stylist are doing wrong right now behind the chair. Nina and J get deep about the 1 piece of advice she would give herself at a younger age! Get ready to be moved, recharged and be able to face fear and anxiety head on! NSLB Podcast is sponsored by Oligo Professionnel. Check out Dawns Podcast. The Anxious Creative

Today Nina called in to share her experience of facing her fears. Nina talks about how she always wanted to be an actress but that she was scared of what other people might think. She talks about how auditions felt scary because you are being judged for a roll and in most cases you don’t end up getting the role. But she also shared how the most important thing she could do was to face her fears, develop thick skin and stop caring what other people thought. It is more important to pursue after your dreams and have inspirational goals that represent the life that you want to live. YouTube: https://youtu.be/DJIgic-v1ZA

Are you thirsty?! GOOD! Today Nina and J have a special guest and she is spilling all the tea about Instagram. Welcome Bri. She is so real and connects with her audience on IG like no other. She shares her expertise on how to grow organically, what is most important when talking about your brand, tips on what to focus on first, and how to achieve your dream client just by showing up as your authentic self.. If you are struggling with growing your business on IG. This is a must listen to episode. NSLB Podcast is sponsored by Oligo Professionnel.

Today Nina and J will be discussing the many ways you could be losing current and potential clients. But, not to worry. You know they are going to drop some knowledge and share their TOP 4 tips on how to create the perfect flow in your business and how to keep the client retention high. Sneak peak: 1. The Prep 2. The Intro 3. The Performance 4. The Dismount. Join us. The NSLB Podcast is sponsored by Oligo Professionnel.

Today Nina and BA host special guest Nicholas Thornburg, who started his theatrical career right here at the Little Theatre of Norfolk, and has since taken his career path into the professional performing arts. Together they discuss the twists and turns that come with moving between professional and volunteer gigs, skills needed to survive as a professional (which are also useful to volunteers), and throw in a good deal of reminiscing about those fun experiences that happen while working in the performing arts that make you realize that you wouldn’t be able to work in any other career. You can find him on Facebook and Instagram @nicholasthornburg, and Twitter @nic_thornburg. Our community feature this week is Jim Bulleit, who shares his most requested song “Catastropic Thinking”. You can find him on Facebook @jimbulleitmusic, and also sometimes find him at Zeiders American Dream Theater- he worked with them on some of their virtual offerings at the beginning of the pandemic. The cartoon which was the inspiration for this week’s offering can be found here. You can leave us a voicemail at 757-632-3281 to tell us more about your experiences with the gig economy (or anything else for that matter, as long as it’s under 3 minutes). Follow the theater on Facebook @LittleTheatreNorfolk and Instagram @Little_Theatre_Norfolk for updates on all of our digital offerings!

Happy Pride Month everyone. Nina and J are back with a special guest today. Meet James, the owner of Balay Powder, a former salon owner, and educator. Today Nina and J will talk with James about how he got started in this industry, how he started his company Balay Powder, what risks he took to become a business owner and why it’s important for you to take risk to level up your life. Plus, he shares his coming out story and truthful experience he faced early on in his career. What you will feel from today’s podcast is electric, inspired, and even a little warm and fuzzy. Join us.

On Monday Ryan read a letter from Nina about the pressures of being a full time carer. Today Nina joined Ryan on the line to talk about the reality of what life is like for her, and her son Jack, on a day-to-day basis.

Welcome back to the No Stylist Left Behind Podcast! Today Nina and J are excited to have a special guest, Kati Whitledge. Kati is the owner of Be Inspired Salon, Meet your Stylist, and the host of the Beyond the Technique Podcast. Nina and J loved flipping the script and having Kati share her story because they both have been guests on her amazing podcast. Get ready to hear all about how Kati navigated her career in the beauty industry. As well as, some of her biggest challenges and how she moved through them, how she scaled her salon over the years and her biggest tips on leadership for owner right now! @katiwhitledge. NSLB Podcast is sponsored by Oligo Professionnel.

Nina Payne is helping ‘We Found Hip-hop’ grow. The institution developed to provide women safe, productive, and sustaining platforms to express Hip-hop. Nina’s experience in the world of music runs deep. Promoting parties, concerts, and managing tours are all tasks she took on in college. In her, Detroit is Different feature Nina opens up about her perspective of accompanying the vision of an artist as a business partner and more. Nina also shares some of her memories from the road touring with artists. This was an interview filled with how her talents and skills opened doors for her. Today Nina’s applying her wisdom with ‘We Found Hip-hop’ joining efforts with Piper Carter of the Detroit is Different Podcast Network. Episode Notes Detroit is Different is a podcast hosted by Khary Frazier covering people adding to the culture of an American Classic city. Visit www.detroitisdifferent.com to hear, see and experience more of what makes Detroit different. Follow, like, share, and subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes, Google Play, and Sticher.Comment, suggest and connect with the podcast by emailing info@detroitisdifferent.comFind out more at https://detroit-is-different.pinecast.co

Today Nina and J have a very special guest. Meet Social Media Marketing expert, Tyler McCall. Tyler will share his story on how he grew up in a small town and the discoveries that came along with growing up in the South and finding his identity. They have heard all your questions on social media and get ready! Tyler is dropping MAJOR truths about how to elevate your game on social media platforms and speak your truth to gain the tribe you are longing for! Tyler's knowledge and expertise will leave you feeling empowered. Are you ready to claim your identity online and share your authentic self? We hope so, because it's the only way to grow your brand while developing deeper connections with your potential guests on IG. @tylerjmccall

Welcome back guys! Today Nina & Brian dive deep into overcoming the victimhood mentality along with tactical steps to help you release the past, focus on the present and create the future. They also share some personal stories around their recent trip to Dallas, Texas. Be on the lookout for Brian's new workout that he has finally gave into with the help of Nina. It's a game changer! We discussed childhood trauma in depth last week and touched on some of the negative long lasting effects it can have on an individual and one of them was victimhood mentality. Today is going to be all about HOW TO OVERCOME THIS VICTIMHOOD MENTALITY: At some point in life, everyone has had to do something against their will. Everyone has experienced a difficult time when she/he felt humiliated or betrayed in some way. Many of us have experienced the loss of a loved one, or even of our own health. Some of us have been victims of violence – at home, in school, or in life… But while some manage to cope with pain, self-pity, anger and guilt, others come to see themselves as victims. The victim mentality is formed not only as a result of sustained violence or humiliation but also by the environment. Often people do not recognize and do not even realize that they are acting the victim. Seeing yourself as a victim does not necessarily mean that you have been subjected to physical or psychological abuse. A victim is a person, who believes that something or someone is externally controlling her/his life. Victims see themselves as impotent. They believe that external factors control their life, and see life as a wall of insurmountable circumstances. They feel compelled to do things against their will. They might complain, but they will still do what they do not want to do, thinking that there is no alternative. It seems like that the whole world is against them. Victims always feel dependent on the mercy of external forces and blame them for everything that happens in their world. The victim mentality can be seen in all areas of our lives: relationships, friendships, career, family relationships, health, body image, self confidence etc. But, today we are focused today on overcoming victimhood mentality from childhood trauma Release the pain of the past Take responsibility for your life You always have a choice Change your vocabulary Learn to say No Change Your attitude Taking small steps out of your comfort zone Quote: "You have power over your mind —​ not outside events. Realize this, and you will find strength."

Hey slay hey. Welcome back to the No Stylist Left Behind Podcast. Today Nina and J will be interviewing a stylist and salon owner that speaks about branding through and through. They want to welcome @SeanMichealHair to the podcast and they are ready to focus on sharing how you can manage a brand image and ways to grow your biz through the art of social media. Road-mapping is extremely important to staying on track, yet sometimes can be overwhelming. Sean takes us along his journey and how he manages to have a personal, biz ,and a social lifestyle. @seanmichaelhair

Nina Simmons' son Aiden was diagnosed with severe epilepsy before his first birthday. The emotional and physical tolls this devastating illness took on her family were often overwhelming. Today Nina speak about what she went through and continues to go through building a normal life for her family. She shares painfully honest thoughts that other mothers of special needs children will appreciate.Produced By MJBulls Media