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Legacy: He shares the cultural history of D.C.’s iconic mumbo sauce and youth mentorship.
Legacy: He shares the cultural history of D.C.’s iconic mumbo sauce and youth mentorship.
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Jermaine Smith.
💼 Business Overview
- Henry’s Soul Café: A family legacy restaurant founded in 1968 by Jermaine’s father. Jermaine expanded the brand while honoring its roots.
- Culinary Institute: Created to train and mentor youth in the culinary arts.
- Film & Talent: Produces films (Strange Love, Trophy Wife, Legendary with Earthquake) and manages comedians and entertainers.
- Real Estate: Active developer and investor in the DMV area.
💡 Key Insights
- Legacy & Mentorship: Inspired by his father’s generosity and work ethic, Jermaine emphasizes giving back and mentoring youth.
- Multiple Streams of Income: Jermaine diversified his career across food, entertainment, and real estate.
- Community Impact: Employs and mentors local youth, often becoming a father figure and role model.
- Soul Food Philosophy: Describes soul food as “cooked from the heart,” rooted in African American history and Southern traditions.
- Mumbo Sauce Origin: Shared the cultural history of D.C.’s iconic mumbo sauce and consulted McDonald’s on its rollout.
🧠 Business Wisdom
- “It’s not about what you acquire, it’s about what you help others acquire.”
- “Kids emulate what they see. Be the example.”
- “You don’t have to be the star to be the one who delivers the value.”
📦 Bonus Highlights
- TV Appearance: Featured on OWN’s Great Soul Food Cook-Off as one of the top 8 soul food chefs in the U.S.
- McDonald’s Collaboration: Consulted on the cultural authenticity of mumbo sauce for a national campaign.
- Faith & Focus: Attributes his success to staying grounded, being trustworthy, and having a heart for service.
#BEST
#STRAW
#SHMS
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Legacy: He shares the cultural history of D.C.’s iconic mumbo sauce and youth mentorship.
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Jermaine Smith.
💼 Business Overview
- Henry’s Soul Café: A family legacy restaurant founded in 1968 by Jermaine’s father. Jermaine expanded the brand while honoring its roots.
- Culinary Institute: Created to train and mentor youth in the culinary arts.
- Film & Talent: Produces films (Strange Love, Trophy Wife, Legendary with Earthquake) and manages comedians and entertainers.
- Real Estate: Active developer and investor in the DMV area.
💡 Key Insights
- Legacy & Mentorship: Inspired by his father’s generosity and work ethic, Jermaine emphasizes giving back and mentoring youth.
- Multiple Streams of Income: Jermaine diversified his career across food, entertainment, and real estate.
- Community Impact: Employs and mentors local youth, often becoming a father figure and role model.
- Soul Food Philosophy: Describes soul food as “cooked from the heart,” rooted in African American history and Southern traditions.
- Mumbo Sauce Origin: Shared the cultural history of D.C.’s iconic mumbo sauce and consulted McDonald’s on its rollout.
🧠 Business Wisdom
- “It’s not about what you acquire, it’s about what you help others acquire.”
- “Kids emulate what they see. Be the example.”
- “You don’t have to be the star to be the one who delivers the value.”
📦 Bonus Highlights
- TV Appearance: Featured on OWN’s Great Soul Food Cook-Off as one of the top 8 soul food chefs in the U.S.
- McDonald’s Collaboration: Consulted on the cultural authenticity of mumbo sauce for a national campaign.
- Faith & Focus: Attributes his success to staying grounded, being trustworthy, and having a heart for service.
#BEST
#STRAW
#SHMS
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Overcoming the Odds: Entertainer chronicles his journey from addiction and homelessness to musical success and personal healing.
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Kem.
Platinum-selling R&B artist, author of Share My Life
🎯 Purpose of the Interview
To explore Kem’s memoir Share My Life, which chronicles his journey from addiction and homelessness to musical success and personal healing. The interview aims to inspire listeners by highlighting the power of vulnerability, perseverance, and self-transformation.
🔑 Key Takeaways 1. Healing Through Storytelling
Kem wrote Share My Life to help others heal, just as others’ stories helped him:
“Any healing and transformation that I have experienced… is because somebody shared their story with me.”
2. Overcoming Self
Kem emphasizes that the biggest obstacle in life is often oneself:
“All of life is about overcoming self… My biggest problem has always been me.”
3. Family Dynamics & Silence
Kem discusses the generational silence in his family and how it shaped his emotional struggles:
“We didn’t talk about stuff… You’re left to fend for yourself emotionally, spiritually and psychologically.”
4. Addiction & Recovery
Kem’s sobriety began on July 23, 1990, marking a turning point in his life:
“When the student is ready, the teacher appears… I surrendered.”
5. Entrepreneurial Hustle
Kem self-funded his breakout album Chemistry using a $17,000 American Express loan:
“I figured this will either work or I’ll have the largest credit card bill in America.”
He learned the music business in real time—creating barcodes, consignment sheets, and selling CDs in local stores.
6. Letting Go to Move Forward
Kem found success when he stopped obsessing over getting a record deal:
“I didn’t stop making music, but I let go of the idea that this was the only thing I could do.”
7. Fatherhood & Growth
He reflects on fatherhood, relationships, and the ongoing process of aligning his life:
“I’m always in the process of lining my life up… It’s not a place where you arrive.”
8. Education & Redemption
Kem returned to earn his high school diploma after dropping out, choosing that path over the GED:
“It was always a point of shame… I may as well go back to school.”
💬 Notable Quotes
- On vulnerability:
“In the telling of my story to help others, I’m also helping myself.”
- On entrepreneurship:
“Entrepreneurship is doing the next right thing.”
- On music’s role:
“My music is therapeutic… It’s uplifting, emotional, motivational.”
#SHMS #STRAW #BEST
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Brand Building: She gives insights on how to navigate layoffs, negotiate salaries, and build resilient careers.
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald, interviewed Katrice Miller.
A nationally recognized labor relations expert and career coach. The conversation explores her journey from federal government service to corporate leadership, her insights on labor law, personal branding, and how individuals can navigate layoffs, negotiate salaries, and build resilient careers.
👩🏾💼 About Katrice Miller
- Labor Relations Counsel at Starbucks
- Former Director of HR Compliance at Microsoft
- Over 25 years of experience in labor relations across government and corporate sectors
- Founder of CorporateWinners.com, a career and business coaching platform
- Former federal employee with the U.S. Department of Labor
💡 Key Themes & Takeaways⚖️ Labor Relations vs. Human Resources
- Labor relations focuses on compliance with labor laws and maintaining fair employer-employee relationships
- HR is broader, covering benefits, PTO, and general employee support
- Emphasizes proactive compliance and consistency in workplace practices
📉 Layoffs & Downsizing
- Advocates for transparency and consistency during layoffs
- Encourages employers to treat employees with dignity and follow both legal and internal policies
- Advises employees to separate their identity from their job and focus on personal brand resilience
💼 Personal Branding & LinkedIn
- Personal brand should reflect your value, not just your job title
- LinkedIn is a powerful tool for visibility, networking, and showcasing skills
- Encourages employees to build their brand even if their current job doesn’t align with their long-term goals
💰 Salary Negotiation & Career Growth
- Keep a running file of accomplishments to support salary discussions
- Always counteroffer with research-based reasoning
- Negotiation is a conversation, not a confrontation
🎯 Coaching & Empowerment
- Offers affordable coaching programs launching July 1 via CorporateWinners.com
- Focuses on helping clients build sustainable careers, not just find jobs
- Provides templates, interview prep, and 24/7 support for job seekers
🧠 Mindset & Motivation
- Encourages clarity, confidence, courage, and calm during career transitions
- Advises against panic-driven job applications
- Promotes self-assessment and strategic pivots for those unhappy in their current roles
🌐 Vision for the Future
- Aims to scale her coaching impact through online programs
- Seeks to empower more professionals, especially those affected by layoffs, with tools for career resilience
#SHMS #STRAW #BEST
Support the show: https://www.steveharveyfm.com/
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Overcoming the Odds: Entertainer chronicles his journey from addiction and homelessness to musical success and personal healing.
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Kem.
Platinum-selling R&B artist, author of Share My Life
🎯 Purpose of the Interview
To explore Kem’s memoir Share My Life, which chronicles his journey from addiction and homelessness to musical success and personal healing. The interview aims to inspire listeners by highlighting the power of vulnerability, perseverance, and self-transformation.
🔑 Key Takeaways 1. Healing Through Storytelling
Kem wrote Share My Life to help others heal, just as others’ stories helped him:
“Any healing and transformation that I have experienced… is because somebody shared their story with me.”
2. Overcoming Self
Kem emphasizes that the biggest obstacle in life is often oneself:
“All of life is about overcoming self… My biggest problem has always been me.”
3. Family Dynamics & Silence
Kem discusses the generational silence in his family and how it shaped his emotional struggles:
“We didn’t talk about stuff… You’re left to fend for yourself emotionally, spiritually and psychologically.”
4. Addiction & Recovery
Kem’s sobriety began on July 23, 1990, marking a turning point in his life:
“When the student is ready, the teacher appears… I surrendered.”
5. Entrepreneurial Hustle
Kem self-funded his breakout album Chemistry using a $17,000 American Express loan:
“I figured this will either work or I’ll have the largest credit card bill in America.”
He learned the music business in real time—creating barcodes, consignment sheets, and selling CDs in local stores.
6. Letting Go to Move Forward
Kem found success when he stopped obsessing over getting a record deal:
“I didn’t stop making music, but I let go of the idea that this was the only thing I could do.”
7. Fatherhood & Growth
He reflects on fatherhood, relationships, and the ongoing process of aligning his life:
“I’m always in the process of lining my life up… It’s not a place where you arrive.”
8. Education & Redemption
Kem returned to earn his high school diploma after dropping out, choosing that path over the GED:
“It was always a point of shame… I may as well go back to school.”
💬 Notable Quotes
- On vulnerability:
“In the telling of my story to help others, I’m also helping myself.”
- On entrepreneurship:
“Entrepreneurship is doing the next right thing.”
- On music’s role:
“My music is therapeutic… It’s uplifting, emotional, motivational.”
#SHMS #STRAW #BEST
Steve Harvey Morning Show Online: http://www.steveharveyfm.com/
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Brand Building: She gives insights on how to navigate layoffs, negotiate salaries, and build resilient careers.
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald, interviewed Katrice Miller.
A nationally recognized labor relations expert and career coach. The conversation explores her journey from federal government service to corporate leadership, her insights on labor law, personal branding, and how individuals can navigate layoffs, negotiate salaries, and build resilient careers.
👩🏾💼 About Katrice Miller
- Labor Relations Counsel at Starbucks
- Former Director of HR Compliance at Microsoft
- Over 25 years of experience in labor relations across government and corporate sectors
- Founder of CorporateWinners.com, a career and business coaching platform
- Former federal employee with the U.S. Department of Labor
💡 Key Themes & Takeaways⚖️ Labor Relations vs. Human Resources
- Labor relations focuses on compliance with labor laws and maintaining fair employer-employee relationships
- HR is broader, covering benefits, PTO, and general employee support
- Emphasizes proactive compliance and consistency in workplace practices
📉 Layoffs & Downsizing
- Advocates for transparency and consistency during layoffs
- Encourages employers to treat employees with dignity and follow both legal and internal policies
- Advises employees to separate their identity from their job and focus on personal brand resilience
💼 Personal Branding & LinkedIn
- Personal brand should reflect your value, not just your job title
- LinkedIn is a powerful tool for visibility, networking, and showcasing skills
- Encourages employees to build their brand even if their current job doesn’t align with their long-term goals
💰 Salary Negotiation & Career Growth
- Keep a running file of accomplishments to support salary discussions
- Always counteroffer with research-based reasoning
- Negotiation is a conversation, not a confrontation
🎯 Coaching & Empowerment
- Offers affordable coaching programs launching July 1 via CorporateWinners.com
- Focuses on helping clients build sustainable careers, not just find jobs
- Provides templates, interview prep, and 24/7 support for job seekers
🧠 Mindset & Motivation
- Encourages clarity, confidence, courage, and calm during career transitions
- Advises against panic-driven job applications
- Promotes self-assessment and strategic pivots for those unhappy in their current roles
🌐 Vision for the Future
- Aims to scale her coaching impact through online programs
- Seeks to empower more professionals, especially those affected by layoffs, with tools for career resilience
#SHMS #STRAW #BEST
Steve Harvey Morning Show Online: http://www.steveharveyfm.com/
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Overcoming the Odds: Entertainer chronicles his journey from addiction and homelessness to musical success and personal healing.
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Kem.
Platinum-selling R&B artist, author of Share My Life
🎯 Purpose of the Interview
To explore Kem’s memoir Share My Life, which chronicles his journey from addiction and homelessness to musical success and personal healing. The interview aims to inspire listeners by highlighting the power of vulnerability, perseverance, and self-transformation.
🔑 Key Takeaways 1. Healing Through Storytelling
Kem wrote Share My Life to help others heal, just as others’ stories helped him:
“Any healing and transformation that I have experienced… is because somebody shared their story with me.”
2. Overcoming Self
Kem emphasizes that the biggest obstacle in life is often oneself:
“All of life is about overcoming self… My biggest problem has always been me.”
3. Family Dynamics & Silence
Kem discusses the generational silence in his family and how it shaped his emotional struggles:
“We didn’t talk about stuff… You’re left to fend for yourself emotionally, spiritually and psychologically.”
4. Addiction & Recovery
Kem’s sobriety began on July 23, 1990, marking a turning point in his life:
“When the student is ready, the teacher appears… I surrendered.”
5. Entrepreneurial Hustle
Kem self-funded his breakout album Chemistry using a $17,000 American Express loan:
“I figured this will either work or I’ll have the largest credit card bill in America.”
He learned the music business in real time—creating barcodes, consignment sheets, and selling CDs in local stores.
6. Letting Go to Move Forward
Kem found success when he stopped obsessing over getting a record deal:
“I didn’t stop making music, but I let go of the idea that this was the only thing I could do.”
7. Fatherhood & Growth
He reflects on fatherhood, relationships, and the ongoing process of aligning his life:
“I’m always in the process of lining my life up… It’s not a place where you arrive.”
8. Education & Redemption
Kem returned to earn his high school diploma after dropping out, choosing that path over the GED:
“It was always a point of shame… I may as well go back to school.”
💬 Notable Quotes
- On vulnerability:
“In the telling of my story to help others, I’m also helping myself.”
- On entrepreneurship:
“Entrepreneurship is doing the next right thing.”
- On music’s role:
“My music is therapeutic… It’s uplifting, emotional, motivational.”
#SHMS #STRAW #BEST
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Brand Building: She gives insights on how to navigate layoffs, negotiate salaries, and build resilient careers.
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald, interviewed Katrice Miller.
A nationally recognized labor relations expert and career coach. The conversation explores her journey from federal government service to corporate leadership, her insights on labor law, personal branding, and how individuals can navigate layoffs, negotiate salaries, and build resilient careers.
👩🏾💼 About Katrice Miller
- Labor Relations Counsel at Starbucks
- Former Director of HR Compliance at Microsoft
- Over 25 years of experience in labor relations across government and corporate sectors
- Founder of CorporateWinners.com, a career and business coaching platform
- Former federal employee with the U.S. Department of Labor
💡 Key Themes & Takeaways⚖️ Labor Relations vs. Human Resources
- Labor relations focuses on compliance with labor laws and maintaining fair employer-employee relationships
- HR is broader, covering benefits, PTO, and general employee support
- Emphasizes proactive compliance and consistency in workplace practices
📉 Layoffs & Downsizing
- Advocates for transparency and consistency during layoffs
- Encourages employers to treat employees with dignity and follow both legal and internal policies
- Advises employees to separate their identity from their job and focus on personal brand resilience
💼 Personal Branding & LinkedIn
- Personal brand should reflect your value, not just your job title
- LinkedIn is a powerful tool for visibility, networking, and showcasing skills
- Encourages employees to build their brand even if their current job doesn’t align with their long-term goals
💰 Salary Negotiation & Career Growth
- Keep a running file of accomplishments to support salary discussions
- Always counteroffer with research-based reasoning
- Negotiation is a conversation, not a confrontation
🎯 Coaching & Empowerment
- Offers affordable coaching programs launching July 1 via CorporateWinners.com
- Focuses on helping clients build sustainable careers, not just find jobs
- Provides templates, interview prep, and 24/7 support for job seekers
🧠 Mindset & Motivation
- Encourages clarity, confidence, courage, and calm during career transitions
- Advises against panic-driven job applications
- Promotes self-assessment and strategic pivots for those unhappy in their current roles
🌐 Vision for the Future
- Aims to scale her coaching impact through online programs
- Seeks to empower more professionals, especially those affected by layoffs, with tools for career resilience
#SHMS #STRAW #BEST
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Info You Can Use: Are you ready to take control of your financial future, then l
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Dr. Leketa Hawkins.
Also known as the Pocketbook Strategist. She is a financial literacy advocate and business consultant based in North Carolina, offering tools and resources to help individuals and small business owners take control of their financial futures.
🔑 Key Themes and Takeaways: 💼 About Dr. Leketa Hawkins
- Founder of PocketbookStrategies.com, which offers financial literacy programs, tools, and resources.
- Also runs Hawdleigh.com, a platform for financial education courses and templates.
- Her mission is to provide low-cost or no-cost financial education to underserved communities.
💡 Financial Literacy & Upbringing
- Like many, Leketa grew up in a household where money was not discussed—a common cultural norm that left many unprepared for adult financial responsibilities.
- She emphasizes the importance of breaking generational cycles by involving children in financial conversations early.
🧠 Emotional Spending
- One of the most common financial pitfalls she sees is emotional spending—buying things to cope with stress, boredom, or celebration.
- She recommends tracking spending for one week to identify patterns and triggers.
- Online shopping makes emotional spending easier and more dangerous due to its convenience.
📊 Budgeting Strategies
- Advocates for the 50/30/20 rule:
- 50% for needs
- 30% for wants
- 20% for savings or debt
- Encourages people to “name your money before you spend it”—assign every dollar a purpose.
👧🏾 Youth Financial Literacy
- Stresses the importance of teaching kids that money is a tool, not a goal.
- Encourages parents to:
- Let kids ask financial questions.
- Teach saving from every dollar earned.
- Explain compound interest and the value of investing.
👩🏽💼 Empowering Women Financially
- Many women feel overwhelmed or disempowered financially.
- Dr. Hawkins encourages women to take small steps toward financial clarity and view financial wellness as a form of self-love.
💬 Final Lessons
- “Money doesn’t change who you are—it amplifies who you are.”
- Understanding the difference between assets and liabilities is foundational:
- Assets put money in your pocket.
- Liabilities take money out.
#SHMS #STRAW #BEST #AMI
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