Mind Your Business with Dr. Karmetria Burton Audiographies

In this episode, Dr. Karmetria Burton speaks with Author and Podcaster Elayne Fluker. Elayne recently published a book titled: Get Over 'I Got It': How to Stop Playing Superwoman, Get Support, and Remember That Having It All Doesn’t Mean Doing It All.
Elayne also has an amazing podcast titled: Support is Sexy, which features interviews with more than 500 diverse and inspiring women entrepreneurs from around the world, who candidly share the ups and downs of their entrepreneurial journeys — where they started, when they struggled and how they still made it happen! 
In this episode, Dr. Burton and Elayne speak about how to ask for H.E.L.P, the importance of NOT doing it alone and empowering yourself through your community.
Elayne's new Book!
https://www.amazon.com/Get-Over-Got-Superwoman-Remember/dp/1400213797/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&hvadid=77790617176253&hvbmt=bb&hvdev=c&hvqmt=p&keywords=elayne+fluker&qid=1634076301&sr=8-1
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In today's episode, Dr. Burton speaks with author Minda Harts. They discuss micro-aggressions, systematic racism and and workplace discrimination. Minda provides actionable tips and techniques and tools to help women of color move their careers forward. Pre-Order Minda's Book here: https://www.amazon.com/Right-Within-Racial-Trauma-Workplace/dp/1541619625 Follow Minda on these platforms: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mindaharts/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkZfsSIp1-Cvpenl1Z3Lb-g?view_as=subscriberTwitter: https://twitter.com/mindahartsEmail: minda@mindaharts.com Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction01:50 Why Minda wrote her book: The Memo: What Women of Color Need to Know to Secure a Seat at the Table 05:02 What are Micro-aggressions? 08:30 How Should Black Women Show Up in Corporate America? 10:25 What does it mean to secure a seat at the table? 17:00 The Power of Ally-ship 23:50 What leadership skills can we learn from Vice President Kamala Harris? 25:40 What's Next for Minda? 27:18 Rapid Fire Questions 30:00 Outro Questions about today’s episode? Reach out to Dr Karmetria Burton: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drkarmetriab/​Websites:https://www.karmetriaburton.com/​https://www.paintyourlipsred.com/

Today’s guest is Crystal Khalil, author of “Hard Workers Work Hard and Networkers Move Up.” She Challenges you to change behaviors that inhibit you from networking effectively and also discusses the strategic career benefits that can come from adopting an effective networking regimen even in today’s increasingly remote world. Subscribe to the podcast so you don’t miss any new episodes! We release new episodes every other Tuesday. Leave us a rating to let us know how we’re doing and share the podcast with your network! 

00:00 Intro 
01:18 What inspired the book Hard Workers Work Hard and Networkers Move Up

12:23 How do you build your network organically and genuinely? 
18:12 Let’s clearly define what networking is
28:26 How do you determine 1) who to network with? 2) how to keep those relationships alive? 3) how to reach out initially? 
36:23 The Importance of investing in yourself
38:10 The story of Crystal deciding to leave Corporate America 
42:32 The Founding of  Sister Diamonds 
50:40 Wrapping Up- Rapid Fire + Outro 



Connect with Crystal on all social media: @crystalkhalil
Check out Sister Diamonds: https://sisterdiamonds.com/ 
Register for the International Slumber Party HERE: https://isp21.sisterdiamonds.com/home?r_done=1 

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In today’s episode, Dr. Burton speaks with Jay Bailey President and CEO of the Russell Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (RCIE). They speak about the economic state of the Black Community, how the RCIE is fostering entrepreneurial mindsets and how you can get involved in the RCIE mission. 

Timestamps: 

00:00 Intro 
01:16 Jay reflects on growing up in Atlanta
04:25 Georgia’s Blue! But what does that actually mean? 
 06:27 The Story of the RCIE 
09:13 What does it mean to have a net-worth of 0?
12:27 Is there a Political Future for Jay? 
14:54 How do Entrepreneurs get Involved with the RCIE? 
17:27 What is the Difference Between a Small Business Owner and an Entrepreneur? 
19:22 What should have business owners learned from 2020?   
22:17 What Can Corporations Do to Help the RCIE With Its Mission? 
29:00 How Can Corporations Become More Aware Of Societal Issues So They Can Better Help Marginalized Communities? 
33:18 Who Inspires Jay? 
34:51 The Subject In High School Jay Would Love to Teach
36:41 Prince or Micheal Jackson?
38:09 Outro

Find Out More about the RCIE: https://rcie.org/  Questions about today’s episode? Reach out to Dr Karmetria Burton: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drkarmetriab/Websites:https://www.karmetriaburton.com/https://www.paintyourlipsred.com/

Mary Legakis Engel is The Management Coach and a recognized speaker, coach, consultant and business executive. Mary has been advising, consulting and coaching leaders and managers on effective management and how to grow their businesses while continuously engaging their employees for over 15 years. 

Wanting to reflect on and celebrate Women’s History month, Dr. Burton speaks to her about women leadership and the steps you can take to become a more effective leader. 

Timestamps 
00:00 Introduction 
03:40 The importance of Emotional Intelligence and Grit 
05:42 How Mary got started with Executive Coaching 
11:00 How do you know you need a coach? 
16:20 Mary’s Leadership Advice for Women 
25:00 Should you bring your whole self to work? 
27:23 How can new women leaders define their leadership style? 
31:08 What are some of the pitfalls women leaders fall into?
41:42 How can White Women use their privilege to help support minority women in the workplace?
48:00 The importance of bringing your best-self to work 
52:57 Rapid Fire Questions 
55:00 Outro 

Connect with Mary here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marylegakis/ Questions about today’s episode or in general? Reach out to Dr Karmetria Burton: 
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Are entrepreneurs born or created? What is the difference between being rich and being wealthy? These are just a few questions answered in today's episode. Today's featured guest is Dr. Michael V. Roberts, one of the country’s most successful African American businessmen. He runs Roberts Companies with his brother, Steven Roberts, and together they own 12 hotels, more than a dozen TV stations and several shopping centers around the country. He reflects on his success and provides actionable advice to those looking to acquire sustainable wealth.  Dr. Roberts' Book Action Has No Season : Strategies and Secrets to Gaining Wealth and Authority: https://www.amazon.com/Action-Has-Season-Strategies-Authority/dp/1418423742Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 02:00 Entrepreneurial lessons from Dr. Roberts' Childhood 06:36 Are entrepreneurs born or created? 11:48 Advice on how to get un-stuck and the steps to take action 18:47 What is the difference between being rich and being wealthy? 21:57 What's the role of corporations in doing business with minorities? 24:34 Dr. Roberts' Legacy 30:06 What's next for Dr. Roberts 34:38 The importance of giving back and service 39:42 Rapid Fire Questions 41:48 Outro Questions about today’s episode or in general? Reach out to Dr Karmetria Burton: 
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