How'd I Get Here Podcast

A while back a list came out about the best first date ideas.This can be a make or break when it comes to relationships. You have to give off a good first impression. What if you're boring or don't cover the bill. I think we're at the point in our lives where we have to be stimulated more than just sexually. But how do you guarantee that there's going to be a 2nd date. The first date can set memories and standards for the rest of the relationship. So where do you go for your first date? Do you do a flemings or something smaller like the cheesecake factory? Is it acceptable to pull up to the crib for a first date? Tap in to our convo to help make your first date a success.

We all take pride in who we are but sometimes don’t even know where we come from. We don’t know our background our even the roots of our culture. Hispanic Heritage month which is Sept 15 - October 15, but why? What exactly makes a Hispanic? Are they the same as a Latino? That too raises question what is this new term “LatinX” and where did these Afro Latinos come from? If I’m Hispanic can I say the “n word”? In today’s episode we take a look into what it looks like being Hispanic.

School is mandatory but is it really effective in what and how they teach us. We often learn math that we're never going to use in the real world or history that is skewed to the American point of view. The school system programs us to obtain knowledge and pass tests but does it really prepare us for the real world? We should learn more about taxes, finances, self awareness & emotions and less about E=mc 2. In today's episode we take a dive into what school should've taught us in preparation for the real world.

Not all good leaders are liked but all of them are respected. As entrepreneurs we have to have a creative way to lead. We have to create a vision that not only we believe in but one that we can also get other people to believe in as well. Not only that but we have to find liked minded individuals who share common beliefs but have different strengths to form a successful team. Disagreements are healthy as well because you don’t just want a yes man. Tap into this weeks episode on the life of successful entrepreneurs and strong leaders.

It's easy to lose sight of the importance of your physical and mental health. You often forget that your mind, body & spirit are all connected. When one waivers the other 2 do as well. Seamoss is one way to help boost and strengthen those components of life. However it starts with a strong sense of self and confidence. Mike Johnson Co-Owner of Mothers Moss is no stranger to obstacles in life, however his perseverance and drive help push through those obstacles. Tap in today to hear about his journey and how he always Gets It Done.

Discipline is the biggest form of self love and self care. But it is also one of the hardest forms of love to obtain. When you make a commitment, discipline is doing what you said you would do long after the mood you said it in has changed. We all have "body goals" and say there's a lifestyle we wish to live. But how many of us can stick to that lifestyle. We sat down with Manny from Breakthrough Nutrition to talk about committing to a healthier lifestyle and how to maintain a better life not only physically but also mentally and spiritually as well.

The life of an entrepreneur is not for the weak. Everyone has goals and dreams but not the courage to pursue them. That bravery and leap of faith is the first step of being an entrepreneur. To have self belief that whatever you can achieve and want to achieve is already yours. You have to be willing to sacrifice. Sacrifice time away from friends, family and even other things you want. I guess that is the life of any hard working person but there's much more to lose when you're self employed. You have to be willing to lose big to win big. Today's episode is for all the current entrepreneur's and future ones as well.

Success can be relative. It’s a standard we set for ourselves but what is the true definition of success? We can be our toughest critics but that doesn’t mean success is obtained. Just because we didn’t reach our goal, does that mean success wasn’t met? We have to enjoy the small victories and be present throughout a journey. That’s how you appreciate success. Your path may change but your purpose won’t. You are where you’re supposed to be and you have to keep sight of that on your journey to success.

It’s not often you see a black ghost hunter. The two don’t in fact go together. We’ve all seen too many movies. But our guy Frank Thomas White is breaking stereotypes and berries by being one of if not the first black ghost hunter from Connecticut. We talk about how he stays true to himself while building a brand and provides great content for his followers. Sometimes the brand and the person are two separate entities and sometimes they’re one. Tap in to find out how our guy makes both work!

Sometimes it's hard to face reality and really accept what is right in front of us. We create false realities because it is easier to live there than accept the obstacles and troubles of our everyday lives. Sometimes relationships, work, family and our own dreams and goals can make us hide from our own reality. But you have to take it on head first. We cannot compare what others have to what we don't and we cannot confuse what we want with where we are. Live in your present moment is key. but also striving for a better life and putting in that work is just as important. You can't romanticize or put things on a pedestal. Take things at face value. Accept your situation and push to where you want to be. Tap into this weeks episode!