On this episode of the BYLU Campaign podcast, Daniel and Nathan discuss "The Law of Sowing and Reaping" the February article, where Nate breaks down the law of sowing and reaping by looking at the farming process and unpacking what it means to effectively sow and reap in real life. Thanks for the continued support, and feel free to send any questions or feedback you have to [email protected].   Let’s Stay Connected:  Instagram Twitter Website Slack Group

On this episode of the BYLU Campaign podcast, Daniel and Nathan discuss “Feeling Comfortable” the January article, where Nate asks the question, as a Black professional in corporate America whose responsibility is it to make me feel comfortable and welcomed? Thanks for the continued support, and feel free to send any questions or feedback you have to [email protected].   Let’s Stay Connected:  Instagram Twitter Website Slack Group

On this episode of the BYLU Campaign podcast, Daniel and Nathan discuss their 2021 plans and recap the lessons learned from 2020. Tune in as Danny discussing going back to corporate and the challenges of his transition, how 2020 crushed many people's spirit, and the importance of finding your identity. Thanks for the continued support, and feel free to send any questions or feedback you have to [email protected].   Time Stamped Topics: [1:00] – Danny goes back to corporate [11:00] – Getting back into investing [13:10] – 2021. Optimistic or Pessimistic?  [27:05] – 2020 crushed a lot of peoples spirit [33:03] – Lack of identity Growth Takeaways:  Don't allow the need to be busy to overtake your peace. Protect your spirit at all costs. Find out what works for you. Don't look like what you've been through. No one person can carry the burden of the world.   Let’s Stay Connected:  Instagram Twitter Website Slack Group

On this episode of the BYLU Campaign podcast, Daniel and Nathan discuss “Blind Spots” the September article, where Nate shares his blind spots and the impact it's had on him throughout his entrepreneurial journey. Tune in as we discuss the DISC Index assessment, the correlation between blind spots and vision, and tips for mitigating the risk of blind spots.   Time Stamped Topics: [10:00] – DISC Assessment [17:30] – I don't believe in changing the world [24:00] – Big vision; More patience [30:00] – Moesha & Steve Harvey [36:20] – Little but important   Growth Takeaways: Small does not mean unimportant. The bigger the vision the more patience required. Take care of your chicken.   Let’s Stay Connected:  Instagram Twitter Website Slack Group  

On this episode of the BYLU Campaign podcast, Daniel and Nathan give a COVID-19 update and discuss the current state of Black America. Tune in as we share our thoughts on companies showing their solidarity with the black community, discuss what it will require to obtain black equality and prosperity, and remind folks that no one is coming to save them. Thanks for the continued support, and feel free to send any questions or feedback you have to [email protected].   Time Stamped Topics: [5:00] – Solidarity? [12:00] – The uprising! [23:15] – Play your part 3Stacks  [34:00] – Drop the ego. Let’s build. [38:20] – Black Company. White Money [54:25] – Savior Complex   Let’s Stay Connected:  Instagram Twitter Website Slack Group

“A man’s gift makes room for him, And brings him before great men.” – Proverbs 18:16   On this episode of the BYLU Campaign podcast, Daniel and Nathan discuss “Talented & Gifted” the April article, where Nate shares why you should use this time of self-isolation during COVID-19 to discover your gifts.  Tune in as Danny and Nate discuss the differences between your talents and your gifts, why money only solves money problems, and how to stay calm in the midst of a storm. Thanks for the continued support, and feel free to send any questions or feedback you have to [email protected].   Let’s Stay Connected:  Instagram Twitter Website Slack Group

On this episode of the BYLU Campaign podcast, Daniel and Nathan invite Lex, Wellness Teacher, and Healer to the show. Here we debunk some nutritional myths, discuss the role healthy relationships play in our wellness and, unpack the origins of her Tension Relief business. Tune in to this open dialogue as Lex takes Danny to vulnerability therapy, shares how to live a Vegan lifestyle and eat for nutritional value, and unpacks what it means to submit and allow a man to lead in a relationship. Thanks for the continued support and feel free to send any questions or feedback you have to [email protected]   Time Stamped Topics: [2:40] – Background [10:24] – Flu Season a Myth  [16:15] – Nutrition Myths Debunked  [27:40] – The Vegan Diet  [36:10] – Building Healthy Relationships [42:00] – Setting Boundaries, Healing, Relationships [47:56] – Danny Are You Vulnerable Yet?  [1:11:50] – Tension  Relief / Yoga / Consulting   Growth Takeaways:    Healthy relationships are part of wellness. Physical wellness is relative. External Health ≠ Internal Health  You can’t and you shouldn’t expect anything from anyone. Be intentional. Life is too long and too short.  Whatever you’re not changing you’re choosing.      Connect with BYLU: Instagram Twitter Website

 Take care of y’all mentals, y’all bodies and y’all chicken. So when y’all ready to walk away. You can walk away and be able to do what you want to do.” — Marshawn Lynch   On this episode of the BYLU Campaign podcast, Daniel and Nathan discuss “Going Back To Corporate” the January article, where Nate shares that he’s going back to corporate after he’s 16 month run in the game of entrepreneurship. Here we provide tips and learned lessons for those who aspire to make the leap from corporate to entrepreneurship. Tune in as we discuss the difference between cash flow and appreciation based assets, how to deal with the emotional side of entrepreneurship from self talk to self-validation, and what it means to embrace the four stages of learning. Thanks for the continued support, and feel free to send any questions or feedback you have to [email protected].   Time Stamped Topics: [4:05] – Intro  [11:15] – Reduce Your Expenses  [17:15] – Cash Flow vs. Appreciation  [27:11] – Cry Don’t Complain  [36:00] – What You Do vs. Who You Are [43:08] – Self Talk  [50:05] – Stay Physically Active   Growth Takeaways:  Protect your cash reserves.  Is it a business or a hobby/?  Knowing how to make money is not an indicator to quit your job.  Crying cleanses your soul while complaining makes it toxic. You might be your only supporter.    Join Elivade - an online community/ recruitment platform for professionals of color.   Let’s Stay Connected:  Instagram Twitter Website Slack Group

On this episode of the BYLU Campaign podcast, Daniel and Nathan invite HJT, Celebrity Publicists, and Producer to the show to discuss the dynamic journey that led him from seeking a publicist to being the Meme Agency’s first PR Representative. Here we address the challenges of staying grounded in the entertainment industry, highlight the importance of surrounding yourself with good people, and explain how to build relationships with people of influence. Tune in to this open dialogue as HJT drops queue gems applicable to everyday life and reveals his upcoming talk show and “For Colored Girls” hip hopera. Thanks for the continued support and feel free to send any questions or feedback you have to [email protected]   Time Stamped Topics: [5:35] – Background [13:00] – I Prayed For This... [19:09] – How I Become a Publicists  [25:07] – Everything You Are is Already Inside [35:12] – How to Stay Grounded? [42:20] – Dealing with the Entertainment Industry [52:20] – Showing up as an Equal   Growth Takeaways:    Not every opportunity is a good opportunity.   Be thankful for the little things. If you know your first & last name that’s all you need. You don’t have to look like what you’ve been through. Celebrities want to be treated like humans. Have respect.  Follows ≠ Influencer    Connect with BYLU: Instagram Twitter Website

“Don’t compare your life to others’. You have no idea what their journey is all about.” ― Regina Brett On the first episode of 2020, Daniel and Nathan discuss “The Thief: Comparison” the December article, where Nate explores the dangers of comparison and his journey with battling it. Tune in as we share how to build a healthy relationship with comparison, what to do when your plans don’t align with your journey, and explain that although comparing may lead to temporary success, it will not sustain it. Thanks for the continued support, and feel free to send any questions or feedback you have to [email protected]. Time Stamped Topics: [4:05] – 2012 Freshmen Class  [15:18] – The Drawing Tablet  [20:05] – Compare Yourself To Who You Were Yesterday [36:35] – The paradox: Fit in and Stand out! [40:05] – Final Words Growth Takeaways:  Worry about the things people don’t show.   Our plans won’t always align with our journey.   You don’t have to enjoy every part of the process.  Don’t view people or their journey in isolation. Join Elivade - an online community/ recruitment platform for professionals of color. Let’s Stay Connected:  Instagram Twitter Website Slack Group