See Life Different

Alejandra Slatapolsky is a marketing and communications strategist. She owns an agency called Slata. She has over 20 years in financial, technology, education, entrepreneurship fields. Based both in South Florida and Latin America, Slata has supported dozens of financial services and marketing agencies and other companies that need journalism, public relations, and event planning, because brand awareness and profitability are key.

In the episode, We talk about:

• How she decided to become an entrepreneur
• How she narrowed down her niche
• Her tip for growing your business
• How to let go and ask for help
• Where you should focus your marketing

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Book mentioned:

The Gratitude Book

Start with Why Trilogy by Simon Sinek

TV Show Mentioned: This Is Us

Dream Travel Location: Bali, Indonesia

Connect with Alejandra:

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Podcast: www.thebizofwealth.com

www.scalto.com

https://slata.co/

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Khadijah Abdul Azeez a motivational speaker, author, and social media influencer. She lives in Atlanta. We know each other from my childhood best friend. Khadijah wrote her first book Makeup for Your Soul and has a podcast.

She started Queendom Motivation in 2018 to empower women to love themselves. It inspires all women to embrace their very own crown and find beauty inside and out! She started from the bottom now she’s here; her childhood had been so rough mentally and physically from being the second oldest of 12 children. She loves the beauty and makeup world.

She is an empath, very sensitive, and emotional. She is a Member of NAMI- National Alliance of Mental Illness.

We Talk About:

• What it is like being a Muslim Woman
• Growing Up in a Strict household
• Growing up Muslim second oldest of 12 siblings
• Being married and then divorced twice
• How Islam plays a role in overcoming the adversity of coming back to Allah (God).
• How she came up with the title Makeup for Your Soul Beauty
• Experience with colorism, sexism, or discrimination being a Muslim Woman
• Read an excerpt from a chapter in the book

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Seeing Life Through a Different Lens: A Survivor's Memoir on Overcoming Adversity with Resilience. Now available as Kindle, paperback, and audiobook. Purchase: http://zaakirahnayyar.com/book

Find Khadijah on the web:

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https://anchor.fm/queendommotivation

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Taylor A Thomas is a disability advocate and self love & self care enthusiast based in Dallas, Texas.

Hard of hearing since birth and with a slight speech impediment, she received her Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing with a Minor in Visual Arts from the University of Texas at Dallas in 2014 .

Currently, she works as a marketing professional by day and is in transition to start her creative studio business in photography and graphic design full-time.

She comes from a generation of creatives but currently, she helps brands strategically capture their stories with curated content that attracts, connects & grows their tribes.

In this episode Taylor shares how:

• We met virtually at a business conference called Impact Weekend
• What she does for self care
• How her parents discovered her hearing impairment and what it is like living with it
• How being a photographer actually helps and not hurts her different abilities
• How other entrepreneurs with brands can use photography to their advantage

Book Mentioned: 100 Days of Believe Bigger Devotional by Marshawn Evans

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Connect with Taylor on social media and join her email list for ways to successfully have a successful brand photo shoot.

https://www.instagram.com/lovealwaystaylor_/

https://www.instagram.com/taylorathomasstudio/

Taylorathomas.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/taylorathomas1/

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We understand the frustration of the ever changing algorithm.

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Imani Bashir is a Muslimah and a fellow Sagittarian who has over 10 years of experience as a Writer and Journalist. She started in sports broadcasting. She currently is the Deputy Editor at Travel Noire. She has been featured in almost all the major outlets that you can think of.

As a World Traveler. Imani is also an Expat (relocated internationally) to Mexico and England, China, Poland, and Egypt! She’s a wife and Mom to a beautiful black baby boy. She’s from the D.C. area and has lived in Maryland. She also lived in New Jersey, and Delaware and Atlanta, Georgia.

She talks about:

• How her parents met at Howard University
• Self Discovery after an Identity Crisis as a Youth
• Meeting Her husband in Cairo Egypt
• Getting her dad’s approval for Marriage
• Giving Birth at her home in Poland
• Generational Trauma of birth inside the United States
• Her experiences with racism, sexism, pay wage inequality and religious discrimination in the media industry

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Episodes mentioned:

Neymat (Episode 11), Aizya (Episode 20) and My Mom Episodes 36/37 two parts) and Episode 5 my dad

Movies Mentioned

• 13th
• To Kill a Mockingbird
• When They See Us

Interact with Imani on the web:

https://www.instagram.com/sheisimanib/

https://twitter.com/SheIsImaniB

https://www.facebook.com/pg/sheisimanib

https://sheisimanib.com/

https://kinja.com/ibashir

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Fousia Abdullahi is a podcast producer and host. Naptime is Sacred is a series of conversations, she shares stories of Muslim women from all over the world. You'll hear from impressive, accomplished, and amazing Muslim women authors, bloggers, entrepreneurs, nutritionists. She lives with her husband of 16 years and her four children.

We talk about:

• Podcast being soul food
• Helping moms feel accomplished
• Being from Somalia and growing up in Canada
• Interracial marriage
• Entrepreneurship
• Mental Health
• Miscarriages
• Hashimoto's Symptoms:

Anxiety

Hair Loss

Autoimmune disease

• Desire to travel to London

These stories will give you the tools you need to inspire and provide you with tangible steps towards personal, professional growth, and development.

Favorite Quote: “Be gentle and mindful of your physical, spiritual, and emotional health.”

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Books Mentioned:

Seeing Life Through a Different Lens: A Survivor’s Memoir on Overcoming Adversity with Resilience by Zaakirah N. Muhammad

I'm Not Here to Be a Bystander, A Memoir by Linda Sarsour

Muslim, Cool: Race, Religion, and Hip Hop by Suad Abdul Kabeer

Authors Mentioned:

Sandra Brown

Catherine Coulter

Nora Roberts

Rahma Rodaah

Previous Episodes Mentioned:Neymat (Episode 11)

Aizya (Episode 20)

My Mom (Episodes 36/37 two parts)

My Dad (Episode 5)

Zahra Aljabri (Episode 53)

Imani Bashir (Episode 55)

Sabria Mills (Episode 58)

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