Ep. 38: Real Moms Build Brands Too
01/30/20 • 41 min
Some mothers have amazing ideas and businesses brewing in their minds, but between juggling motherhood and feeling inadequate, often times we do not even attempt to get started. The moms who have mustered up enough confidence to at least start, are not quite sure how to market and brand themselves, so their amazing ideas go unnoticed. In this episode, Real Moms Too interview their new momfriend, Jasmine Chanelle, owner of The J. Chanelle Group, LLC and host of the Mom2Mogul podcast.
As a personal brand coach for mompreneurs, Jasmine helps corporate moms launch online businesses so they can replace their income in order to leave their 9 to 5 and return home with their kids. When she is not working on branding projects, Jasmine inspires millennial moms to have it all, by sharing her life on YouTube and Instagram. She is a wife and mom of three with more than 350,000 views on her YouTube channel, The Journey Continues. On the channel, she highlights what it takes to be a boss in her business and at home. In 2016, Jasmine was recognized by the Black Pages South as a Top 20 Under 40 award recipient. She has been featured on various TV shows, podcasts and events.
Jasmine leaves Real Moms Too listeners with three very important brand takeaways that she delves in deeper in this episode: Mindset, Messaging, and Method. If you are hoping to better brand yourself or your business, this episode is for you!
Contact Jasmine Chanelle:
https://www.instagram.com/_jasminechanelle/
https://www.youtube.com/user/thejourneycontinue
Jasmine’s Faves:
Side Hustle Pro Podcast
The Big Leap, by Gay Hendricks
https://www.amazon.com/Big-Leap-Conquer-Hidden-Level/dp/0061735361
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Real Moms Too Instagram:
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Some mothers have amazing ideas and businesses brewing in their minds, but between juggling motherhood and feeling inadequate, often times we do not even attempt to get started. The moms who have mustered up enough confidence to at least start, are not quite sure how to market and brand themselves, so their amazing ideas go unnoticed. In this episode, Real Moms Too interview their new momfriend, Jasmine Chanelle, owner of The J. Chanelle Group, LLC and host of the Mom2Mogul podcast.
As a personal brand coach for mompreneurs, Jasmine helps corporate moms launch online businesses so they can replace their income in order to leave their 9 to 5 and return home with their kids. When she is not working on branding projects, Jasmine inspires millennial moms to have it all, by sharing her life on YouTube and Instagram. She is a wife and mom of three with more than 350,000 views on her YouTube channel, The Journey Continues. On the channel, she highlights what it takes to be a boss in her business and at home. In 2016, Jasmine was recognized by the Black Pages South as a Top 20 Under 40 award recipient. She has been featured on various TV shows, podcasts and events.
Jasmine leaves Real Moms Too listeners with three very important brand takeaways that she delves in deeper in this episode: Mindset, Messaging, and Method. If you are hoping to better brand yourself or your business, this episode is for you!
Contact Jasmine Chanelle:
https://www.instagram.com/_jasminechanelle/
https://www.youtube.com/user/thejourneycontinue
Jasmine’s Faves:
Side Hustle Pro Podcast
The Big Leap, by Gay Hendricks
https://www.amazon.com/Big-Leap-Conquer-Hidden-Level/dp/0061735361
JOIN THE CONVERSATION:
Real Moms Too Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/realmomstoo/
Real Moms Too Facebook:
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Ep. 37: Real Moms Negotiate Salaries Too
In the workplace, this is often the time of year when employers begin completing year-end reviews with their employees. Whether you are in the midst of a review with management or interviewing for a new job, like our co-host, Alana, you have to be prepared to negotiate the salary you believe you deserve. To help listeners walk into their annual review or interview with confidence and the skills to negotiate, Real Moms Too interviewed career and leadership development expert, Julia Rock, owner of Rock Career Development. Rock Career Development is a career solutions firm that empowers ambitious professionals to unlock and achieve their full career potential.
Julia shares career advice that is transferable for any industry and any person listening. Having negotiation conversations can be scary, and being a woman and mother may add to the nervousness, but Julia encourages listeners to focus on the value you bring to the company, research the market, and have your receipts ready to help you earn top dollar within a company. Tune in to episode 37 now and listen as your favorite momfriends learn all about how to negotiate in the workplace.
More About Julia Rock:
Julia C. Rock is the owner of Rock Career Development, a career solutions firm that empowers ambitious professionals to unlock and achieve their full career potential. Julia is a Certified Professional Resume Writer (CPRW), Certified Employment Interview Professional (CEIP), and a career and leadership development expert.
Through her coaching, clients are able to secure dream positions while earning their worth and then some. Julia is passionate about helping others find and pursue their passions because she believes that if you can change your career, you can change your life.
Julia has also achieved corporate career success working for one of the largest oil and gas companies in the world. She is currently the Lead Controller for three major chemical plants in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, overseeing ~$1B in operating expenses.
To date, Julia has been featured in several major publications, including Fortune Magazine, Business Insider, Monster, Blavity, and xoNecole. She is also a current contributor for xoNecole, informing women of color on how to level up in their careers. Julia also serves as a speaker, panelist, and workshop presenter for various professional, religious, and community organizations.
Contact Julia Rock:
Social Media: FB / IG / Twitter: @rockcareer
Website: www.RockCareer.com
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Ep. 39: Real Moms Have Difficult Conversations About Race and Culture Too
To celebrate Black History Month, Real Moms Too interview Dr. Melissa Crum, artist, education consultant, diversity practitioner, and founder of Mosaic Education Network LLC. Dr. Crum shares with listeners how to have difficult conversations with children about skin color, discovering and learning in different environments, and the importance of helping children control their own narrative.
“Parenthood is an experiment, but the hope is that our children love and understand who they are at the core,” said Dr. Crum. She encourages parents to know that no matter what environment our children are in, what narrative society portrays about them and culture, with the right exposure and having courageous conversations, we can help empower our children.
Dr. Melissa Crum’s Bio:
Dr. Melissa Crum is an artist, author, researcher, and founder of Mosaic Education Network, LLC. She leads a consulting company that infuses the arts, research, storytelling and critical thinking into professional development, community building and curriculum development. Dr. Crum works with her team of experts to act as engaging and collaborative resources to schools, nonprofits, and companies helping them gauge the collective impact of our unconscious bias on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) goals.
With her team, she facilitates and encourages thought-provoking conversations addressing difficult topics on supporting, interacting, and partnering with diverse communities. She works hard to help you become informed of and feel secure about using everyday practical applications of DEI strategies to positively impact your work and learning environment. To make this happen she creates a "brave space" where you can ask the tough questions, admit faults and celebrate successes. Her national and international experiences working with educators, museums, and businesses has allowed her to help you make social change from your desk, to your living room and beyond.
You may have heard her amazing TedxTalk title, A Tale of Two Teachers, where Dr. Crum discusses cultural differences she experienced as a child and how she assists educators with their unconscious biases through an art-based professional development program.
Credentials
- MBE/EDGE certified
- B.A. Visual Art Studies from the University of Florida
- Masters in African-American and African Studies from The Ohio State University
- Ph.D in Art Administration, Education, and Policy from The Ohio State University
TedxTalk: A Tale of Two Teachers
Mosaic Education Network
https://www.mosaiceducationnetwork.com/about-us
Instagram
@mosaic_education_network
Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/MosaicEducationNetwork/
Scene On Radio Podcast
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/scene-on-radio/id1036276968
JOIN THE CONVERSATIONReal Moms Too Instagram:
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