Hidden Julz Julia Silva

In Episode 37, I talk to Lyric, your spiritual advisor. Previously spoke to her in Episode 2, so make sure to watch that one first.

We touch base on where she was back when we filmed Episode 2. We talk about taking a break to focus on spiritual growth. We also talk about numerology a lot and how to be intentional with social media.

From wanting to create a physical space to returning to passion projects, this was a great episode to learn to manifest and visualize. At the very end, Lyric drops us a few book recommendations especially for those who practice African spirituality. You don't want to miss this episode!


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In Episode 36, I talk to Marlene, a bartender from Riverside, CA. She tells us about becoming a single mother at a very young age and that leading to her having to find different ways to hustle for her daughter. She started with bartending at pop up events especially local events at residences. She explains she would also sell sweet treats while at her bartending events. We end with Marlene’s tips and tricks about bartending. Don’t miss this great episode!!!


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In Episode 35, I talk to Christina, a local screenwriter from Los Angeles. She and I start by talking about how she has always been a writer. However, previously would write solely for herself as opposed to others. The school system was not always meant for her because of how easy her photographic memory made school for her. 



We talk about her journey into screenwriting and how someone who needed help on Youtube helped jumpstart her career.  After meeting her husband, he really helped push her towards greatness, past imposter syndrome and a now recognized screenwriter.



We move on to talk about Echoes, Christina’s new animated film coming out in film festivals all around you soon. She gives us pieces of wisdom so you definitely do not want to miss this amazing episode. Come dive into the screen writing world with me! 


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In Episode 34, I talk to Sam Tarell, the founder of Divergent University. We begin by talking about how he first got involved in entrepreneurship through hoop brothers. Sam shares a few lessons he learned from working on hoop brothers. Afterwards, he dives into divergent vs. convergent thinking, how to start a business and the power of ideas. This was a great episode and the best part was in the end when we highlight Sam’s mission to develop leaders and the missing piece of the education system


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In Episode 33, I talk to Ray Riley, an up and coming musical artist from San Diego, California. We talk about his experiences growing up as an athlete and the mentality it instilled in him. We build on that topic as he mentions the soft skills he was able to transfer from football and apply to music. We then talk about his first shows and the beauty of staying authentic as an artist. He tells us a bit more of his “Rookie of The Year” project released earlier this year. From musical influences to lessons learned in music, this episode demonstrates to us the unique way that music can be utilized as a way to create a brand. 


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In Episode 32, I talk to Cristal, the founder of Lead Fitness and Nutrition. We talk about her experiences being a first generation student and the challenges that came with that. We connected on our similar experiences of abandonment from the institutions we went to.

[*warning explicit content* Minutes 16:00-18:00 very heavy conversation, emotional, discussing thoughts of not being "alive"]

Cristal then talks to us about being a bar back and how she let go of that to get involved in personal training at Equinox. She mentions how she made it known that she wants to be a holistic coach. Towards the end, she tells us how her getting off birth control actually led to her usage of sea moss which then became her small business. 

[*warning loud mic at the end*] my mic gets really loud for some reason


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