Her Business, Her Voice

Myown Holmes
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Her Business, Her Voice is the podcast for Black and Brown women entrepreneurs who refuse to be one-dimensional. Hosted by Myown Holmes, this show explores the three pillars that drive sustainable success for women of color in business: mindset, wellness, and business strategy. Each week, Myown sits down with Black women business owners, Latina entrepreneurs, and women of color who are building thriving companies without burning out. We talk about the real stuff: managing mental health while running a business, building generational wealth, navigating imposter syndrome, raising capital as a Black woman founder, and protecting your peace while protecting your bottom line. If you are a Black or Brown woman entrepreneur looking for real strategy, honest conversations, and a community of women who get it, this is your podcast. New episodes weekly.

Episodes

  1. Jun 19

    From Broadway to Beauty: How Heritage & Global Rituals Shape a Skincare Brand with Setor Attipoe

    From Broadway to Beauty: How Heritage and Global Rituals Shape a Luxury Skincare BrandDiscover how an award-winning playwright and entrepreneurial spirit weaves storytelling, culture, and wellness into multiple thriving brands. In this episode, Setor Attipoe shares her journey from theater to skincare, her approach to building distinctive brands, and her insights on self-care, authenticity, and purpose-driven entrepreneurship. Key TopicsTransitioning from theater to beauty and entrepreneurshipThe significance of purpose over labels in defining identityBuilding and maintaining multiple brands with unique voicesThe role of cultural heritage and lineage in brand storytellingStrategies for self-care and avoiding burnout in multi-business ownershipThe power of rituals and global wellness influencesThe evolution of product development over three yearsHow owning your voice empowers your business and lifeTimestamps00:00 - Introduction to Setor Attipoe's creative and entrepreneurial journey 02:22 - The importance of purpose versus labels in identity 04:12 - Insights from her corporate experience with top beauty brands 06:10 - Building multiple brands: branding strategies and distinct voices 08:48 - The cost of corporate success: time and personal sacrifices 12:10 - Balancing multiple passions and the challenge of focus 13:14 - Self-care rituals to prevent burnout 15:37 - Transcending wellness through global wellness rituals and imagery 17:32 - Visual storytelling inspired by travel and cultural heritage 19:43 - Incorporating Ghanaian lineage into product formulations and branding 22:10 - The significance of lineage and legacy in entrepreneurship 23:36 - Spotlight on innovative product development: Sunset SPF Mist 27:29 - Upcoming projects and brand activations 29:37 - The meaning of “Her Business, Her Voice”: ownership, authenticity, and empowerment Resources & LinksBorn in Brooklyn Skin Care Join our community Connect with Setor AttipoeInstagram

  2. May 27

    EP 5 | Unveiling Wellness for Black Women with Symphony Lyricist

    In this episode, we explore the innovative intersection of neurocosmetics, somatic healing, and entrepreneurship through the journey of a pioneering Black woman founder in wellness. Discover how her unique approach not only elevates skincare but also champions mental health, authenticity, and cultural representation. Timestamps 00:00 - Introduction to pioneering wellness founder and her journey 02:30 - Origins of Aromasomatic methodology through yoga and Reiki 04:12 - The science behind aromatherapy and its effect on the nervous system 05:59 - How products foster mindful moments and emotional recalibration 07:00 - Practical application: using blends to manage anxiety and stress during work 08:28 - The versatility of Aromasomatic skincare beyond traditional methods 09:11 - Challenges as a first-generation founder in a saturated industry 10:08 - Building credibility without traditional cosmetic chemistry background 11:45 - Educating consumers on the neuroconnection between senses and skin 13:40 - Visibility and representation in wellness and skincare industries 14:29 - Advice to past self: embrace grace and confidence in non-traditional paths 16:00 - Trusting self and differentiating between vision and ego 18:35 - The importance of delegation and not doing everything alone 19:54 - Protecting the integrity and core methodology of your brand 21:06 - Recognizing when to relinquish control for growth and innovation 22:37 - Handling ego, perfectionism, and product integrity in branding 26:31 - Listening to your body as a source of discernment in business decisions 27:58 - Legacy: The societal impact of self-care rooted in authenticity and self-trust 31:23 - The future of neurocosmetics and wellness rooted in holistic self-love 32:20 - The importance of honesty and transparency in the beauty industry 33:01 - Connecting and finding the brand in Atlanta and online Resources and Links: The Prism EffectThe Prism Effect Live Conference Connect with Myown: LinkedIn• Instagram Connect with Symphony LinkedInWebsite

  3. May 20

    EP 4 | Navigating Nurse Leadership and Building a Legacy with Dr. Stacy Bentil

    Navigating Nurse Leadership and Building a Legacy with Dr. Stacy Bentil This episode dives into the inspiring journey of Dr. Stacy Bentil, a healthcare leader and mentor shaping the future of nurse leadership. If you're a nurse, healthcare professional, or aspiring leader, get ready for practical wisdom on mentorship, leadership qualities, and the importance of cultural competency in healthcare. In this episode: Dr. Bentil shares her early start in healthcare as a teenage CNA and how her personal experiences fueled her passion for nursing.Key leadership lessons, including recognizing talent and the value of mentorship in navigating career paths.The significance of leadership frameworks, specifically the BLEND program, emphasizing relationships, ethics, navigating challenges, and diversity.Practical steps for nurse leaders to improve their skills, including understanding the business side of healthcare.How Black women in healthcare can challenge barriers and embrace their unique leadership styles.The role of coaching and real-world scenarios in preparing for advanced leadership roles.A call to action for higher education and healthcare systems to implement mandatory leadership development programs. Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction to Dr. Stacy Bentil's impactful healthcare journey 02:50 - How personal experiences shape her nursing path 04:30 - The importance of foundational skills learned as a CNA 06:15 - Transition from bedside nurse to leadership roles 08:45 - Mentorship's critical role for Black women in healthcare 10:35 - Building relationships and navigating career challenges 12:25 - Developing leadership skills through the BLEND program 15:20 - How understanding the business of healthcare elevates nurse leadership 16:40 - Supporting emerging nurse leaders with coaching and practical scenarios 20:00 - Embracing diversity, equity, inclusion, and cultural competency 21:50 - The need for mandatory leadership training across health systems 23:20 - Supporting nurse transitions into management and executive roles 25:55 - Dr. Bentil’s legacy: Compassion and perseverance in nurse leadership 26:50 - Where to connect with Dr. Stacy Bentil Resources & Links: Conferece WaitlistJoin the communityGet help with launching Connect with Dr. Stacy Bentil: Bentil Leadership InstituteDr. Stacy Bentil on LinkedIn

  4. May 13

    EP 3 | Freedom: From Hustle to CEO

    In this episode, we explore the essential mindset shifts that can elevate your business from constant hustle to strategic, purpose-driven leadership. Discover how to attract clients effortlessly, protect your energy, and design work that truly serves your business and life. Key Topics: The distinction between the hustling founder and the curated CEOThe three foundational shifts: from chasing to attracting, availability to access, and doing to designingPractical exercises to audit your weekly activities and identify hustle taxWhy structural change, not personality change, is key to sustainable growthHow to build boundaries that protect your time and energyThe importance of clarity and precision in your messagingUsing leverage intentionally to work smarter, not harderThe role of community and accountability in your transformation Timestamps: 00:00 - The persona of the exhausted hustle versus the purposeful curated CEO01:07 - Deep dive into the mindset of the hustling founder02:06 - The importance of shifting from doing to designing work04:00 - Shift 1: From chasing clients to attracting them naturally05:06 - Building a brand that pulls clients in and speaks with clarity06:04 - From availability to structured access and protecting your space07:12 - Shift 3: From doing all the work to designing systems and assets08:44 - Practical exercise: auditing your activities to identify hustle tax09:13 - How to categorize your tasks: cash-producing (C), movement (M), glue (G)10:35 - Emphasizing structural change and community support11:55 - Redefining what it means to be a confident, free CEO Resources & Links: Join the communityHelp launching your offerThe Prism Effect Live Conference Connect with Myown: LinkedInInstagram

  5. May 13

    EP 1 | The Prism Effect

    Most Black women entrepreneurs start their businesses faster than anyone, yet the average revenue is just $24,000 a year. The real barrier isn’t effort or ambition—it's access. In this episode, discover how the revolutionary The Prism Effect turns the often-overlooked pillars of mindset, wellness, and community into your secret advantage. Topics: The stark income gap and access issues for women of color entrepreneursThe creation and purpose of the Prism Effect frameworkHow burnout and exhaustion hinder progress despite hustleThe importance of integrating wellness, mindset, and business strategiesDetails about the Prism Effect community offerings including events, retreats, and community supportPractical steps to refocus and refract your brilliance into power Timestamps: 00:00 - Why access, not effort, explains the income disparity for women of color entrepreneurs 00:34 - The financial realities faced by Black women-owned businesses 00:38 - Introduction to the Prism Effect and its purpose 01:13 - The movement’s focus: peace, profitability, and power 02:13 - The exhaustion theme among driven women entrepreneurs 02:44 - Hustling alone isn’t enough; addressing mental health and ecosystem needs 03:44 - The metaphor of the prism: refracting ordinary light into brilliance 04:28 - The three pillars of the Prism Effect: Business, Mindset, Wellness 05:19 - Why wellness is a non-negotiable for sustainable success 06:20 - Is the Prism Effect for women building between startup and scaling past six figures? 06:41 - Overcoming the overwhelm of free content with community and real strategy 07:11 - The importance of community with women who uplift rather than threaten 07:21 - Growth without losing oneself: the core of the Prism Effect 08:18 - Key offerings: live events, dinners, community, and podcast 09:14 - How meaningful connections foster partnerships and collaborations 10:01 - The role of the free podcast and ecosystem in supporting women 10:36 - Next steps: subscribing, community involvement, and deeper work opportunities 11:08 - Closing message: refracting your brilliance into power through the Prism Effect Resources & Links: The Prism EffectThe Prism Effect Live ConferenceJoin the Community Connect with Myown: LinkedInInstagram

  6. May 12

    EP 2 | Transformation Redefining Success with Lisbeth Perdomo

    In this episode of Her Business, Her Voice, we dive deep into the journey of Lisbeth Perdomo, a powerhouse who transformed her life from singer-songwriter to an empowering business owner. Lisbeth shares insights on cultural identity, resilience, and authentic branding that exemplify how to grow purposefully and stay rooted in your true self. Key Topics: Lisbeth’s transition from music to entrepreneurship and how her entrepreneurial spirit guided her along the wayThe significance of the name Que Mami as a symbol of self-empowerment and cultural identityNavigating the layered challenges of being a woman of color in business, including colorism and societal expectationsPractical strategies for grounding oneself mentally, physically, and spiritually as a woman of color business ownerThe importance of vulnerability, transparency, and community in building authentic relationships and trustHow Lisbeth personalizes her agency’s services for women-led brands, from marketing to PR and consultingEmbracing adaptability and evolution in your business to align with personal growth and purposeThe role of language, culture, and storytelling in amplifying Sonia’s authentic voice and connection to community Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction to Lisbeth Perdomo and her inspiring journey 02:30 - Transition from singer-songwriter to agency owner 05:00 - The meaning behind Que Mami and its cultural significance 08:15 - Documenting postpartum and postpartum empowerment journeys 11:00 - Navigating colorism and societal expectations as a woman of color 15:20 - The impact of cultural identity on business and community engagement 19:10 - Building resilience through vulnerability and authentic storytelling 22:50 - How Lisbeth’s agency supports women at different stages of their business 26:30 - Preparing to work with a marketing and PR agency: key prerequisites 29:05 - The importance of trust, transparency, and community in client relationships 32:00 - Encouragement for women to pursue passions and embrace their true selves 35:00 - Final thoughts: what Lisbeth wishes her younger self would say Resources & Links: Join the communityHelp launching your offer Connect with Lisbeth: Connect on IGConnect on LI

  • 6 Episodes

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About

Her Business, Her Voice is the podcast for Black and Brown women entrepreneurs who refuse to be one-dimensional. Hosted by Myown Holmes, this show explores the three pillars that drive sustainable success for women of color in business: mindset, wellness, and business strategy. Each week, Myown sits down with Black women business owners, Latina entrepreneurs, and women of color who are building thriving companies without burning out. We talk about the real stuff: managing mental health while running a business, building generational wealth, navigating imposter syndrome, raising capital as a Black woman founder, and protecting your peace while protecting your bottom line. If you are a Black or Brown woman entrepreneur looking for real strategy, honest conversations, and a community of women who get it, this is your podcast. New episodes weekly.

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  • Creator
    Myown Holmes
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    6
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Myown Holmes
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    Her Business, Her Voice