Per My Last The Podcast Khalil Simmons

Welcome to Part 2 of our Season Finale, How To Get Any Job You Want. We received amazing feedback on Part 1 that we decided to continue the conversation. The cast discuss battling imposter syndrome, understanding your super powers, and the best steps you can take today to make yourself invaluable when looking for your dream job! We end the season the same way we started, with amazing people giving the blueprint on how to be successful! Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe and see you next Season!

Welcome to Part 1 of our Season Finale, Lifting As You Climb. We felt it was only right we end Season 1 with two distinguished guest who have played a pivotal role in our development as men, professionals, and more importantly brothers of Kappa Alpha Psi. On This episode, we welcome CEO of Chicago Scholars and World Renowned Artist, Jeffery Oliver Beckham Jr and Director of Marketing and Brand Innovation for the United Center as well as the Founder of MISTER SUITABLE, Derrick Christian.  On this episode, we venture down memory lane and discuss where our relationship began and the impact they have had on our lives. We discuss the importance of access and how being intentional with relationship building can directly lead to success. We also talk about navigating imposter syndrome and leaning into being uncomfortable when trying to network. Tune in and learn directly from men who created and shared the blueprint on how they've been able to achieve success in their lives in hopes to one day help others reach their own pinnacles of success!

Welcome to Episode 4,  of Per My Last The Podcast. The Man, The Myth, The Legend…On This Week's Episode We Welcome Celebrity Barber, Entrepreneur, Mentor, Innovator, and most importantly our brother, Simeon Dill for a #RealDillExperience. On This episode the cast discusses the importance of mentorship and how proper mentorship can impact the communities we are apart of. The cast also discusses how to get out of your comfort zone, self branding, and networking from a practical perspective to provide you with the resources necessary to be successful.We want to stress the importance of providing access to those who lean on you for support or mentorship but more importantly the impact that has on the lives of those we touch. Don't be stingy with opportunities, it's lonely at the top!

Welcome to Episode 3 of Per My Last The Podcast. On this episode, the cast discusses how to achieve financial freedom! We discuss how to gain access to multiple streams of income, investing tactics, real estate advice, and more! We take a deep dive into the cultural disparities of success in Black and Brown communities while exploring our desires to flaunt our wealth. Tylann and Henderson discuss what motivated them take the leap from corporate to full time entrepreneurship as well as what the right time looks like taking that risk. Ultimately, we discuss what does your timeline look like to achieve financial success and what practical steps you can take to achieve wealth long term.



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Learn How To Handle Your Mental Health 🧠  Welcome to Episode 2, Part 1 of Per My Last The Podcast. On this episode, the cast discusses their trauma and what struggles they've encountered on their journey to happiness. As a family, the cast discuss how they've struggled with their own mental health in a very authentic way while discussing how they're feeling mentally, what they struggle with in their personal lives, and the transitions they've made during the pandemic. One thing we all share is we have a story and on this episode we highlight not only our traumas but how our traumas have made us stronger and shaped us into the people we are today. We highlight practical ways to help manage your mental health and use our voices to inspire others.

Welcome to Episode 2, Part 1 of Per My Last The Podcast. On this episode, the cast takes a deep dive into handling your mental health from a mindfulness and therapeutic approach. Khalil and Yoshi discuss how they've struggled with their own mental health in a very authentic way while Jayla and Melinda share what they're doing in their local communities to help push the conversation forward surrounding mental health in the Black community. The cast discuss breaking down the stigma that plagues the conversation around mental health in the black community, generational trauma, the effects of poor mental health management in your personal and professional lives, but most importantly healthy actions you can take to get a better grip on your mental health moving forward!