Live Phenomenal Podcast Aisha Taylor

Alexis Sclamberg, one half of the Borrowed Wisdom duo, stopped by the Live Phenomenal Podcast this week to share her tips on living your authentic self.  The thing that I love most about this interview is that she encourages the listeners to give themselves the space and time to heal from past hurt and to figure out what they truly want out of life.  This is work that many people overlook so they end up living a life that is based on other people's expectations and not aligned with their true purpose.  I encourage anyone who is trying to figure out what they are supposed to be doing to listen to this interview, and then take that first step to stepping out into your purpose.

Gwen Jimmere is a single mom who owns an international business that she started from her kitchen.  In this podcast she shares how she overcame divorce and getting laid off during her divorce to growing an international company.  Her tips are practical for anyone interested in pursuing entrepreneurship as well as anyone who wants to build a career in Corporate America.  One of the things that really stuck out to me in this interview was she said that because she chased her dreams and defined her own phenomenal, that she doesn't have to tell her son that he can be anything that he wants, because he see that he can be anything that he wants.  Listen to this podcast to learn how you too can define your own phenomenal.

One problem that many people face is failing to live in the moment and enjoy life right where they are.  In this podcast Dr. Sharri Coleman shares how she had to learn how to appreciate and live in the moment.  That simple lesson helped her to find more enjoyment out of life.  Another benefit that this philosophy offers is that it helps you to avoid staying stuck in a situation that is not ideal, because you are looking at how to maximize and enjoy the moment that you have right now.  I think that this is an amazing interview for people who struggle to maximize where they are right now or who let distractions rob them from some of life's most precious moments.  Remember that life is made up of a series of moments, and when you miss one, you miss something that life has to offer.

This week I had the pleasure of interviewing Joy Evans, Cofounder of Single Pearls of Wisdom.  This interview was totally phenomenal as Joy talked about turning your pain into your biggest testimony.  Everyone goes through hurt, pain, and disappointment.  However, it is what you do in those moments that shows your character and demonstrates your true faith in God.  Listen to this interview as Joy talks about how she overcame difficulties and used those experiences to create her ministry.  She also shares words of wisdom that will inspire you to increase your faith, trust the process, and know that God still has His hand on you.

This week I had the pleasure of interviewing Kyra Crandol, owner of Studio Thrift.  This is an amazing interview because not only does she share tips about how to successfully thrift and to navigate sales without blowing your budget, she also shares some very valuable life principles.  Kyra works a full-time job, but idecided to pursue entrepreneurship in her spare time, because she was looking for a way to find more fulfillment in her life.  Working full-time and managing a successful business is difficult, so Kyra also shares some of her favorite techniques that keep her on track.  These will be sure to help you as well.  Listen in, take notes, and then take action!

This week I had the pleasure of interviewing Stephanie Helms-Pickett, Director of the Women’s Center at Duke University.  She shared her amazing journey and why having faith is so important.  This interview is so impactful because Stephanie touches on so many topics that we all struggle with.  She shares tips on how to relax more and enjoy the moment, how to listen to God and walk in his Word, frugal money tips, and even how to deal with judgmental people.  No matter where you are in life right now, something in this interview will definitely speak to you.