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Welcome back to the Rich In Real Life podcast! Get ready to re-explore the wild and crazy world of relationships with these compilation of episodes. Imagine the sheer joy and gratitude that come from being present—it's like discovering a treasure chest full of happiness! But let's face it, staying present isn't always a walk in the park with life's challenges and societal pressures. I'll be diving into our struggles to remain in the moment and how that affects our relationships. Ever heard of the Divine Feminine era? Yeah, we're heading into that territory! Exploring the evolving energies between masculine and feminine—talk about a universe remix! But hold on tight! I am peeling back layers, exploring relationship complexities, navigating friend conflicts—it's a rollercoaster ride and discussing the superhero move of extending grace and understanding in relationships! And here's the kicker—this isn't your usual chit-chat. We're diving deep into introspection, probing into blame, resolution, and the incredible power of vulnerability in personal connections.
So, get ready for an episode that'll challenge your perspective, bring some laughter, and might even pull at your heartstrings. It's time for some serious real talk about relationships—let's dive in!

KEY POINTS:
-Find joy in the simple act of being present with your loved ones
-Impatience and external pressures often hinder your ability to be present
-Balancing energies is crucial for your relationships and personal growth
-Prioritize co-creating with a higher power, take responsibility for your choices
-Directly addressing conflicts fosters lasting bonds
-Grant friends the same understanding you give yourself, building stronger bonds

QUOTABLES:
"There is so much joy and gratitude to be found in presence." -Jessica Hurley
"Can I lean back and get vulnerable with my ego and let my man be a man and let him feel me as a woman? Powerful." -Dr. Nyree Abdool
"The basic needs in any type of relationship is to be heard, to be understood, to be loved, to be accepted as I am and be able to be expressed fully as I am, just as I am without the need to change and be different." -Ludmila Woodruff
"Why don't we give the same grace and stretch for our friends? We have to normalize conflict and friendship." Danielle Bayard Jackson
"There's something there's a psychological concept known as fundamental attribution theory, and it's a big fancy word for we give ourselves grace, but we don't give others grace." -Danielle Bayard Jackson


EPISODES:
EP257: 12 Ways You Know The Healing Is Working
EP259: Return To Your Divine Feminine Era - How To Channel Your Creativity, Lean Back, and Break Cycles with Dr. Nyree Abdool
EP258: Rewrite Your Dating Patterns as a High-Achieving Woman with Ludmila Woodruff
EP254: Earning OUr Keep in Friendships with Danielle Bayard Jackson


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Welcome to another episode of Rich In Real Life! Today's episode is another compilation of episodes that delves deep into the intricate tapestry of relationships and the internal battles that often shape our experiences. Let's journey back to these episodes that tackle the poignant exploration of navigating life through the lenses of love, bitterness, resentment, and the struggle for hope in challenging circumstances. Communication emerges as a cornerstone in handling emotional intricacies, underscoring the significance of seeking support amid personal struggles and uncovering the repercussions of unresolved feelings of inadequacy, powerlessness, and betrayal, highlighting their potential to sow emotional turmoil and, at times, lead to burnout.

Friendship breakups take center stage in this intimate conversation, shedding light on the complexities involved in assessing trust, authenticity, and mutual respect. Relive the candid anecdotes of Jessica, and these life experts as they share their own trials, emphasizing the difficulties of vulnerability and the practical application of relationship insights.

This episode culminates in a bold assertion: prioritize personal purpose and passion, steering clear of the pitfalls of external opinions and distractions that perpetuate cycles of stagnation. This raw and reflective exchange challenges listeners to confront their own intricacies in friendships and personal growth, urging them to navigate relationships with authenticity, courage, and deliberate intentionality.

KEYPOINTS:
-Embrace love for happiness, despite your bitter past
-Unaddressed bitterness disrupts your relationships, work, and own well-being
-Advocate for boundaries to ensure emotional safety and trust in your life
-Assess friendships for trust, authenticity, and fear-free truthfulness
-Stress honest talks and vulnerability in handling friendship challenges
-Promote personal growth, stay true to your purpose, and ignore external opinions

QUOTABLES:

"Because when you let one or a few situations fester, that caused you any form of resentment, that allow you to be bitter." -Jessica Hurley

"People just have a hard time supporting what they don't understand." -Jessica Hurley

"If you're always questioning like this, Is she really have my back? Is she saying positive things about me? Like when I leave and the girls get to talking like is she saying positive. If you have to question. I think that's huge." -Danielle Bayard Jackson

"You have to come from here (heart) and deal with your stuff. If you really want to have really good friendships." -Danielle Bayard Jackson

"If it's not affecting your business, your pockets, your team, your family, your children, or your loved ones that are closest to you, please proceed." -Jessica Hurley


Tune in for the very best of Jessica’s insights and her guests’ expert tips on Money & Entrepreneurship from the Rich in Real Life podcast!


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In this episode, I had the opportunity to share an intimate conversation with Crystal Khalil & Dr. Nicole LaBeach on the YUMMY Podcast - and let me tell you, we peel back layers upon layers of our personal stories, delving deep into themes of childhood, trauma, and the beautiful journey of self-growth.
Join me as I share my own path of self-discovery and healing with Crystal & Dr. Nicole. This conversation isn't just surface-level chit-chat; we'll go straight to the heart of what it means to be human. You'll see the power of feeling your emotions and embracing your true self shining through as we navigate this emotional terrain together.
We'll also explore how the lessons I've learned in one area of life can be beautifully transferred to another, emphasizing the need for evolution and adaptation as circumstances change. This episode challenges the notion of being "stuck" and encourages you to take action and evolve. Are you truly stuck, or are you just resisting the winds of change? Join me and my guest on this soul-stirring exploration of personal growth and transformation.

KEY POINTS 
- Seeking validation from others can be counterproductive for you 
- Recognizing the ever-presence of God and understanding your own journey
- Revisiting your past experiences and traumas is also a way for healing
- Always appreciate the present moments with your children
- You can't be everything to someone
- Negative emotions from childhood can deeply impact your life
- Ugly triggers are invitations for change and transformation

QUOTABLES 
"When the people don't realize what I didn't realize is healed is not healed with an -ED. If you looking for an outcome on your journey, you've done it all wrong. It's simply about surrender. Over and over and over again." - Jessica Hurley

"This is what I heard God say, clear as day, "Don't you go looking for another single stranger to help until you use these resources to help your son." - Jessica Hurley

"One of the things that is so YUMMY is when you figure out the thing that you've been fearing forever is blessing you." -Dr. Nicole Labeach

"Part of my work is to realize that even though I did the best I could. It may have not been enough and there's still work that has to be done." - Crystal Khalil

GUEST INFORMATION
Tune in to the YUMMY Podcast with Crystal Khalil & Dr. Nicole LaBeach. 
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Crystal Khalil
IG | @crystalkhalil

Dr. Nicole LaBeach
IG | @askdrnicole

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Tune in for the very best of Jessica’s insights and her guests’ expert tips on Money & Entrepreneurship from the Rich in Real Life podcast!

EPISODES:

- EP255: When Your Idols Become Your Network. Things I Learned From Working With The BEST
- EP261: From Crying on the Floor to Building An Empire: A Candid Conversation on Business & Life with Megan Galane 
- EP266: More Than Just a 7-Figure Dream: Authentic Entrepreneurship with Keila Hill-Trawick
- EP263: From Hustle to Harmony: The Reinvention of Success and Self with Sherrell Dorsey
- EP256: What They Don’t Say About Successful Leadership & Building A 7-Figure Business with Dr. Erica Jordan-Thomas
- EP264: A Founder's Guide to Scaling and Exiting Your Business the Right Way with Gamal Codner

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Today we've got an incredible guest on the show - Keila Hill-Trawick, founder of Little Fish Accounting, host of the Fish Food Podcast, accomplished speaker, and soon-to-be author - and I am thrilled to be sharing this conversation because Keila and I are taking you behind the scenes of entrepreneurship, peeling back the curtain to reveal the nitty-gritty, not-so-glamorous side of running a business.
We will dive deep into the foundations of authentic entrepreneurship and break down the myth that success in business is all about hitting that coveted 7-figure revenue mark. It's not just about the numbers; it's about staying true to your authentic self, building a network that genuinely supports you, and knowing your financial numbers inside and out. Keila also highlights the importance of staying true to yourself in business and building networks that allow you to be unapologetically you. 
We will also talk about the importance of financial awareness in your business journey, because knowing your numbers is vital for making informed decisions, such as when to take breaks, pivot, or invest in your business. However, the ultimate message we hope to impart is to build a business you love, where your authenticity shines and you are supported by a circle that genuinely wants the best for you.
So, stay tuned as we explore how you can create a business that aligns with your passion, joy, and authenticity, where your journey is defined by your own terms, not society's expectations.

KEY POINTS 
- The unglamorous side of entrepreneurship and moving beyond the 7-figure revenue myth
- You can grow your business without getting bigger 
- Why understanding your financial numbers is crucial; it's not just about making money but knowing where it's going
- The importance of a genuine, intentional circle of friends who offer support, guidance, and a safe space
- Hitting the 7-figure revenue mark doesn't guarantee happiness or success, so focus on what genuinely matters to you
- Keila shares personal experiences, such as taking a 30-day break and reevaluating her business
- The importance of aligning your business with your passion, creating a joyful and fulfilling journey
- It's not about societal expectations; it's about your own terms and authenticity

QUOTABLES 
“If you made more money than you ever did this year but you felt miserable, why do you want to do that again?” - Keila Hill-Trawick
“I don't want more clients. I want better clients for what I want to do.” - Keila Hill-Trawick
“We tend to think of ourselves as beginners for longer than we're actually beginners.” - Keila Hill-Trawick

RESOURCES
Keila Hill-Trawick
IG | littlefishaccounting
LinkedIn | littlefishaccounting 
Tune in to the Fish Food Podcast with Keila Hill-Trawick!


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If you’ve followed me for a while, you already know that throughout my podcasting journey, I've always strived to articulate complex emotions and concepts that we often find hard to express. That is why I am thrilled to have Inclusion Strategist, Author, Coach, and Podcaster Amber Cabral who is nothing short of a master at this craft when it comes to the DEI space. Amber brilliantly puts words to culture, equity, and privilege, addressing topics we often shy away from. Her insights have personally transformed my perspective, and I know they'll do the same for you and reshape how you navigate the world.

Today, we dive deep into conversations that will challenge your thinking and provide you with a newfound understanding of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Amber Cabral will equip you with the knowledge and mindset needed to foster a rich and real life for yourself and those around you, so believe me when I say this is a conversation you won't want to miss!


KEY POINTS 

- Breaking down the meaning of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
- How DEI influences entrepreneurship, team diversity, and innovation
- How to create inclusive environments and connect with others authentically with your audience
- DEI isn't a one-time effort; it's an ongoing commitment
- Ways to achieve both allyship and advocacy
- Bridging the gap between theory and actionable implementation
- Building rich, real lives means prioritizing DEI in personal and professional relationships
- True impact requires enduring skepticism and surviving the labor of change


QUOTABLES 

“Power is important to me. Particularly because I think there are a lot of people who have it that are not using it in ways to make the kinds of impact that I think power really can.” - Amber Cabral

“I know I'm not doing a good job if I haven't apologized at least once a week.” - Amber Cabral

“Inclusion isn't everyone all the time.” - Amber Cabral

“This is not about the workplace. This is about how you show up in the world.” - Jessica Hurley


Amber Cabral 
IG | @bamcabral
LinkedIn | @ambercabral
Facebook | @amber.cabral
Twitter | @BamCabral 

Tune in to the Guilty Privilege Podcast with Amber Cabral

Grab a copy of Amber’s books at Amazon! 
Allies and Advocates: Creating an Inclusive and Equitable Culture
Say More About That: ...And Other Ways to Speak Up, Push Back, and Advocate for Yourself and Others - 


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