You Minding Your Own Business

This Podcast is all about helping people that are trying to start businesses whether there be online or social media our social media to be successful.. The do's and don't of doing social media platforms. What to look out for when it comes to doing social media platforms? The do's and don'ts when comes to starting a business. What are internet trolls? Why you shouldn avoid them? What is cyberbullying, harassment, doxing, gangstalking, and threatening on social media? How to protect your content, videos, pictures? What you are going to need to start a successful business online or offline? The things that you will need to know about starting a business on social media or online. My experience on social media that I learned from my experience. The difference between views, and follower, which one is more important? Me going over the YouTube studios, and why that's important? And much more information that will be helpful to you for those of you that are trying to become YouTube superstars dude superstars, or starting an online business using social media. And if you were emailing me your stories that you would like for me to talk about, or any questions that you have that you want answers to when it comes to things that you are experiencing, please email me at Asha.Mariama01@gmail.com. you can also email me there when it comes to wanting one on one coaching as well. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/you-minding-your-own-business--5280319/support .

You Minding Your Own Business is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 79 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  You Minding Your Own Business

  Episode 80- My Conversation with Brian Parker About Energy and the Energy Drink ELIXIR.

  Aug 17, 202659 min

  In this episode, I have a conversation with Brian Parker about his product ELIXIR and the four parts of energy. He goes into his journey from being a doctor to creating his energy drink ELIXIR. We went very much in depth about energy when it comes to healing and recovery, as far as your health and wellness internally and externally, sleep, mental, and emotional. He developed a science-backed framework called The Four Energy Leaks: Alertness, Momentum, Attention, and Recovery. He identifies where their energy is actually being lost and how to take it back, without relying on the usual advice to just sleep more, exercise more, and do more. A little bit about Brian Parker, MD, MBA: he is known as "The Energy MD," is an Internal Medicine Physician and CEO of Total Elixir who developed a science-backed framework called The Four Energy Leaks: Alertness, Momentum, Attention, and Recovery. I hope that you enjoy the conversation and the importance of energy and the importance of sleep, Alertness, Momentum, Attention, and Recovery. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/you-minding-your-own-business--5280319/support .

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  Episode 79- My conversation with Amanda & Jessica From Little Seed Match About Surrogacy.

  Aug 13, 202630 min

  In this episode, I spoke to the founders, Amanda and Jessica, of the company Little Seed Match about helping women who are unable to have children through natural childbirth. They tell a beautiful yet painful story of how Jessica was unable to have a child naturally and made a hard decision to have a surrogate carry the baby for her. Amanda was the surrogate that she and her husband chose. They both tell their stories from the surrogate's and the women who will be raising the child's perspectives. We talk about the importance of the relationships between the mother-to-be and the surrogate. How they became friends through this journey to build a business to help women, as far as the surrogacy journeys lack: transparency, emotional support, and real human connection. Through their journey with bringing Oliva into the world through surrogacy, they built a business that bridges the gap when it comes to making choosing a surrogate more personal vs a transaction. A little about their company Little Seed Match, they founded it after living through what so many surrogacy journeys lack: transparency, emotional support, and real human connection. After completing our own independent surrogacy journey together, and staying close long after Olivia’s birth, we saw that surrogacy did not have to feel transactional to work. Little Seed Match helps intended parents and surrogates build trust-based, relationship-driven journeys rooted in alignment, communication, shared values, and emotional safety, which speaks directly to people rebuilding trust after painful, life-altering experiences.italso helps intended parents and surrogates build trust-based, relationship-driven journeys rooted in alignment, communication, shared values, and emotional safety, which speaks directly to people rebuilding trust after painful, life-altering experiences. I learned so much about surrogacy that I didn't know. It was a beautiful conversation that I hope many women who are able to have children will learn from their story. If you would lik to reach out to them about infomation about surrogacy you can reach them at littleseedmatch.com or on Instagram at instagram.com/littleseedmatch . Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/you-minding-your-own-business--5280319/support .

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  You Minding Your Own Business

  Episode 78 - Starting From Scratch and the Bottom to Something New in Life and Businesses.

  Aug 10, 202645 min

  In this episode, I discussed how I’m in the starting over from the bottom and from scratch when you come to building my podcasts, coaching, jewelry, mental health, practitioner, practice, and being a content creator businesses. I talk about how my podcast is starting to grow into a new level that I was nowhere near prepared for, nor was I expecting. I never thought in 1 million years that I would go from just being a small podcast, to now having conversations with so many inspirational people. The insecurities, and fears that I had about what if these things did not work out when it came to my podcast, and my multiple businesses that I’m starting. How I self sabotage myself because of these doubts, fears, and insecurities that I’m still working on. What my future plans, and goals are when it comes to these podcast, my jewelry business, my coaching business, becoming an author, motivation of speaking, and my jewelry business. This hasn’t been a very easy journey, especially considering my father passed away this year and me losing my job. I talk about how just like a baby bird that get thrown out of the nest, here comes to the time when you have to eventually fly or either die. But once you actually fly, all your fears go away after that. And I take that same logic when it comes to everything that’s new in my life that I’ve never experienced before. And I really hope this episode gives you inspiration for those of you that are starting something new as well. That you’re not alone when it comes to those fears, insecurities, and doubts when it comes to starting something new. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/you-minding-your-own-business--5280319/support .

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  Episode 77- My conversation with Amanda & Jessica From Little Seed Match About Surrogacy.

  Jul 27, 20260 min

  In this episode, I spoke to the founders, Amanda and Jessica, of the company Little Seed Match about helping women who are unable to have children through natural childbirth. They tell a beautiful yet painful story of how Jessica was unable to have a child naturally and made a hard decision to have a surrogate carry the baby for her. Amanda was the surrogate that she and her husband chose. They both tell their stories from the surrogate's and the women who will be raising the child's perspectives. We talk about the importance of the relationships between the mother-to-be and the surrogate. How they became friends through this journey to build a business to help women, as far as the surrogacy journeys lack: transparency, emotional support, and real human connection. Through their journey with bringing Oliva into the world through surrogacy, they built a business that bridges the gap when it comes to making choosing a surrogate more personal vs a transaction. A little about their company Little Seed Match, they founded it after living through what so many surrogacy journeys lack: transparency, emotional support, and real human connection. After completing our own independent surrogacy journey together, and staying close long after Olivia’s birth, we saw that surrogacy did not have to feel transactional to work. Little Seed Match helps intended parents and surrogates build trust-based, relationship-driven journeys rooted in alignment, communication, shared values, and emotional safety, which speaks directly to people rebuilding trust after painful, life-altering experiences.italso helps intended parents and surrogates build trust-based, relationship-driven journeys rooted in alignment, communication, shared values, and emotional safety, which speaks directly to people rebuilding trust after painful, life-altering experiences. I learned so much about surrogacy that I didn't know. It was a beautiful conversation that I hope many women who are able to have children will learn from their story. If you would lik to reach out to them about infomation about surrogacy you can reach them at littleseedmatch.com or on Instagram at instagram.com/littleseedmatch . Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/you-minding-your-own-business--5280319/support .

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  Episode 76- My Pre-conversation with Amy Kemp about Balancing Being a Working Woman and a Wife and Kids.

  Jul 21, 202636 minS1

  In this episode, I had a pre-conversation with Amy Kemp about the balance of being a working, successful businesswoman while raising children and being a wife, and how her husband has been her greatest support system. How can women balance it all and not lose themselves? How to balance taking care of a husband and kids, having a career, being a business owner, and taking care of yourself? It was a very good conversation, and I am looking forward to bringing her back to do a post-conversation to go more in detail about women in the workplace and business women balancing being a wife and mother. The importance of having a support system when it comes to working or becoming a businesswoman. I hope that you enjoy this conversation, which will inspire and help so many women who are struggling with the balance of working, being a businesswoman, wife, and mother. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/you-minding-your-own-business--5280319/support .

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