Black and Bipolar Toni Wooden

In this compelling episode of "Is this Business for you Sis?" your host, Antoinette, dives deep into the often-overlooked intersection of mental health and starting a business. Antoinette welcomes a special guest, Bae, who shares their personal journey and insights on the profound impact of mental illness on entrepreneurship.

The episode begins by exploring the initial excitement and enthusiasm that come with starting a business. Antoinette highlights the drive and ambition entrepreneurs like Bae possess, making them willing to overcome any obstacle in their path.

However, the conversation takes a poignant turn as they delve into the mental health challenges that can emerge during the entrepreneurial journey. Antoinette and Bae discuss the overwhelming stress, self-doubt, and burnout that often accompany the pursuit of one's dreams.

Bae opens up about their own experiences with mental illness while trying to establish their business. They bravely share the emotional toll it took and how they found the courage to seek help and support.

Throughout the episode, Antoinette and Bae provide practical advice and coping strategies for aspiring entrepreneurs facing similar challenges. They emphasize the importance of self-care, seeking professional help when needed, and maintaining a support network.

The conversation wraps up with a message of hope and resilience. Antoinette and Bae remind listeners that mental health should never be sacrificed for business success. Instead, they encourage entrepreneurs to prioritize their well-being, recognizing that a healthy mind is essential for sustainable entrepreneurship.

"Is this Business for you Sis?" delivers a powerful and empathetic exploration of the struggles and triumphs that entrepreneurs face when navigating the delicate balance between starting a business and preserving their mental health. Tune in to gain valuable insights and inspiration for your own entrepreneurial journey.



Follow Bae:

Instagram: @backinthekicthenwithbae & @bettercontentwith_bae

Email: baedriknowsbest@gmail.com

Tiktok: @backinthekicthenwithbae










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Hey, you guys have you ever thought about when you dealing with your teenager and questioned how do I help in this? Is this teenage angst or is this something deeper. In this episode I am joined by Niki Castle who helps navigate this by talking about her experience in Part 1. She works with children in her area and helps coach them through this tough time.

Building routine like sports is a great go to but is there more?



Visit Niki through her links:

Website: healingmindsmentalhealthcoaching.com

Email: ncastle@healingmindsmentalhealthcoaching.com

IG: healingmindscoaching

Facebook: niki.healingmindmentalhealthcoaching.com

Linkedin: niki-castle-hm2022




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Hello Friends and Family!

I wanted to start by saying this episode is actually old just during the time I recorded it I forgot to upload it. In my mind, this episode has been playing and everyone has enjoyed it however that is not the case!



I want to apologize to my guests and viewers for not being more on top of it.



This episode highlights how we shift our thinking and how we navigate the world. Being Bipolar is always something hard to manage, being Black and a woman is also hard to manage in itself while you try to navigate the world that does not love you back correctly.

I encourage all my listeners to think about what has been a pain point in their lives. Are you managing or are just slowly crumbling? Are you asking for help or are you just trying to push through?


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This mini-sode is just me welcoming back the podcast. I've been gone dealing with grief so I want to take the time to acknowledge this and also welcome people back to listening

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Hello everyone thank you for joining the second season of Black and Bipolar Podcast. To start the season off this is not a new year new you episode. I am very vulnerable in this episode. TW I do talk about the ideation of self-harm. I do not know how everyone else feels but sometimes I feel like I have a hard time trying to rest. This is not to say it is impossible but sometimes it is hard to rest. You have pressures at work or at home and you think you are doing the right thing but you can never really be sure. So join me as I talk about how I struggled with understanding how to rest for myself. 



As always if you would like to donate you can do so through these below:



Venmo: Toni-Wooden

Paypal: antoinettewooden

Cashapp: $Antoinettewooden  


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Warning this episode does have *SW* discussions

We all manage our Mental illnesses differently and that is ok. In this episode, we get to know Nieisha Deeds and her Journey. In this part one of the episode we really dive in what it is like to become diagnosed in this world as a Black womxn. We talk about harmful ways we express ourselves differently. Nieisha is the founder of Purespark which you can find on Instagram @yourpurespark  Twitter @Deednieisha she holds weekly wellness peer support groups that anyone can join through Eventbrite and on her website at linktr.ee/yourpurespark

Listen to us as we go over the first step of Nieisha journey then follow us on part two to really dive into more healing ways. 

You can also check out our website at www.blackandbipolarpodcast.com
Follow on Instagram @blackandbipolarpodcast    Twitter @blackandBipolarpod 

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