In today's episode of The Cadence of just bobby.t is another live interview I did on Instagram for the Creators' Exchange. In this episode, I spoke with Daniel Madden about how he is transitioning from being a preacher to creating his own digital agency. Daniel shares a ton of information on his backstory and how he prepared to move toward being a small business owner.If you ever had ambitions of moving from your career job into a small business, give this episode a listen.More about Daniel MaddenInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/optical.opium/Tweet me! @justbobbyt My Newsletter: https://www.justbobbyt.com/newsletter

In today's episode of The Cadence of just bobby.t is an interview I did on Instagram live in a new series called the Creators' Exchange. In this episode, the opportunity to talk with Ore, a wedding videographer and part of Canon Canada's creator lab program FUTURES. In this episode, I unpack a bit about how Ore has moved from a solocreator to a creatorprenur and some of the benefits he's experienced by learning alongside other creatives.Give this a listen for insightful advice, experiences and excellent tips that might help you with your journey.More about Ore DipeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/dipeyfilms/Tweet me! @justbobbyt My Newsletter: https://www.justbobbyt.com/newsletter

In today’s episode, I was a panellist celebrating Black History Month with Innovate Edmonton and Startup Edmonton on Twitter Spaces. A few Black entrepreneurs were on the panel who talked about different challenges they faced and the importance of connecting with more people who look, think, and live experiences like them. Give this a listen for insightful advice, experiences and great tips that might help you a little with your journey. Tweet me!  @justbobbyt My Newsletter: http://www.justbobbyt.com Tweet me! @justbobbyt My Newsletter: https://www.justbobbyt.com/newsletter

This episode is about understanding the value of building your content in front of your audience and making them a part of your  journey and process. By having the audience engage and implementing their feedback you can create better content. Audience is the most important part of your success and it is important to share both your wins and losses with them.  An interesting episode explaining how engaging with the audience and sharing your struggles will make people understand and appreciate your work more. I hope you enjoy the episode and let me know what you think!Tweet me! @justbobbyt My Newsletter: http://email.justbobbyt.comTweet me! @justbobbyt My Newsletter: https://www.justbobbyt.com/newsletter

In the episode, I was lucky to be featured on the Phil Brothers Journey podcast, where I had a great discussion and conversation with Phil on a range of stuff about myself, owning a clothing store, and some of my eSports experiences. Phill definitely delivers something unique to the podcast world, so please check it out and don't forget to subscribe to what he's doing.  I hope you enjoy the episode, and let me know what you think!Phil Brothers Journey PodcastTweet me! @justbobbyt My Newsletter: http://email.justbobbyt.comTweet me! @justbobbyt My Newsletter: https://www.justbobbyt.com/newsletter

In today's episode, I share a story about an experience I had of meeting other Black individuals for lunch and how there's value in the power of being in a community, especially when you get to connect with people that are under a similar journey. How having a like-minded mentality to communicate with each other without expecting anything in return is super important. I hope you enjoy the episode, and let me know what you think!Tweet me!  @justbobbytMy Newsletter: http://email.justbobbyt.comTweet me! @justbobbyt My Newsletter: https://www.justbobbyt.com/newsletter

Today's episode is about a panel discussion I was a part of at the Stand up in Your Story conference hosted by a youth collective called YEG The Come Up. In this panel, I share about how your purpose is always involving and what, in my opinion, is a big opportunity for Black youth in my city.Enjoy, and let me know what you think!Hit me up on Twitter @justbobbytJoin my Newsletter: http://email.justbobbyt.com/Tweet me! @justbobbyt My Newsletter: https://www.justbobbyt.com/newsletter

Rebranding your content can sometimes be a struggle. In this podcast, I review some key questions you should ask yourself about building a brand, rebranding content, and determining if a rebrand is an event necessary.Tweet me! @justbobbyt My Newsletter: https://www.justbobbyt.com/newsletter

In today's episode is a video interview I did for Crown Mentorship Foundation with Siju Ewhubare. In this interview, we to discuss my entrepreneurial journey and the importance of mentorship and why Black youth needs to find mentors in Alberta.Let me know what you thought!Check out Crown Mentorship Foundation:https://crownmentorship.com/https://www.linkedin.com/company/crown-mentorship-foundation/Tweet me! @justbobbytTweet me! @justbobbyt My Newsletter: https://www.justbobbyt.com/newsletter

In this episode, I was able to sit down with two individuals, Ivan Touko and Rochelle Ignacio who are the team leads from Edmonton's first Black-owned market in Edmonton, Alberta (BOMYEG). In this episode, we going to discuss in a little bit about both individuals, the lead up to the market and what's next for BOMYEG.About Black-Owed Marketing YEGBOM YEG is a pop-up style and community-oriented space for Black-owned businesses, entrepreneurs & creatives in Edmonton to showcase their products and/or services to the wider community. The future goal is for BOM YEG to be a spontaneously recurring event where we can all safely connect & build together whether or not we are socially distancing.The Biz-Check In ShowThe Biz Check-in is a show focused on engaging the business community in Canada to share solutions with other business operators. These conversations are live chats on Facebook, Youtube, and Twitter weekdays at 11 AM.Tweet me! @justbobbyt My Newsletter: https://www.justbobbyt.com/newsletter