Side Hustle Pro
Hosted by Nicaila Matthews Okome
Nicaila Matthews Okome interviews Black women entrepreneurs about their side hustle journeys.
Episodes
She Emptied Her Retirement to Open a Tea Brand (Jamila Wright, Founder of Brooklyn Tea)
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How Roxy Couse Replaced Her Corporate Title With Her Personal Brand
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Jamila Wright and her husband Ali built Brooklyn Tea from pop-ups and farmers markets into a full
Jamila Wright and her husband Ali built Brooklyn Tea from pop-ups and farmers markets into a full brick and mortar business, funded by emptying their retirem...
Roxy Couse didn't set out to build a brand, she was just looking for a creative outlet after burning
Roxy Couse didn't set out to build a brand, she was just looking for a creative outlet after burning out in corporate.
Why She Pulled Her Brand Out of Whole Foods After 26 Years
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7 Things I Had to Unlearn Before Leaving My Corporate Job
In this episode, I'm sharing the seven beliefs I had to unlearn before I could finally leave my corporate job and build Side Hustle Pro full time.
Entrepreneurship asks you to give yourself permission that corporate trains you to wait for
Entrepreneurship asks you to give yourself permission that corporate trains you to wait for.
How Her Wine Became the Obama Presidential Center’s Official White Wine
After a devastating flood forced Chrishon Lampley to close her Chicago art gallery and wine bar, she turned that loss into the foundation for Love Cork Screw...
From a Food Blog to a $500K-a-Year Media Business: How Jannese Torres Built Yo Quiero Dinero
In this episode, I sat down with Jannese Torres, host of the Yo Quiero Dinero podcast, to talk about how she went from a corporate career in engineering, pha...
She Got Laid Off…Then Built a YouTube Income to Pay Her Bills
This week in the guest chair, Symone' Austin shares her powerful journey from being laid off to building a thriving YouTube platform.
5 Simple Ways to Get Paid for What You Already Know
One of the biggest misconceptions I see when it comes to making money is the belief that you need to start from scratch.
How to Make Your First $1K Side Hustling
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How Karen Young Built OUI the People
In this episode, I sat down with Karen Young, founder of OUI the People, a fine fragrance and body care brand born out of her own struggle with razor burn and ingrown hairs.
How Chanel Tyler Turned Content Creation Into 5-Figure Passive Income
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She Left Corporate Law, Went Back to Work, and Still Built a Global Fashion Brand
In this episode, I sat down with Busayo Olupona, founder and creative director of Busayo, the Brooklyn- and Lagos-based fashion brand known for its bold prin...
Reflecting on 10 Million Downloads, when I started Side Hustle Pro, I thought I was creating a
Reflecting on 10 Million Downloads, when I started Side Hustle Pro, I thought I was creating a podcast.
I didn't set out to build a networking tool
I didn't set out to build a networking tool.
How Jotaka Eaddy Built a Movement of 44,000 Black Women Overnight
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I’m moving forward
I’m moving forward.
Jay-Z Day Three debacle at Yankee Stadium got me thinking about life and business
Jay-Z Day Three debacle at Yankee Stadium got me thinking about life and business.
How Real Housewives of Atlanta's Cynthia Bailey and Dana Hill-Robinson Built Glowissima Skincare
In this episode, I sat down with longtime friends and business partners Cynthia Bailey and Dana Hill-Robinson to talk about how a friendship that started in ...
Jotaka Eaddy's story is a reminder that the roots we come from often become the foundation for
Jotaka Eaddy's story is a reminder that the roots we come from often become the foundation for everything we build later.
She Emptied Her Retirement to Open a Tea Brand (Jamila Wright, Founder of Brooklyn Tea)
If this resonated with you, here are additional resources:
How Roxy Couse Replaced Her Corporate Title With Her Personal Brand
If this resonated with you, here are additional resources:
Jamila Wright and her husband Ali built Brooklyn Tea from pop-ups and farmers markets into a full
Jamila Wright and her husband Ali built Brooklyn Tea from pop-ups and farmers markets into a full brick and mortar business, funded by emptying their retirem...
Roxy Couse didn't set out to build a brand, she was just looking for a creative outlet after burning
Roxy Couse didn't set out to build a brand, she was just looking for a creative outlet after burning out in corporate.
Why She Pulled Her Brand Out of Whole Foods After 26 Years
If this resonated with you, here are additional resources:
7 Things I Had to Unlearn Before Leaving My Corporate Job
In this episode, I'm sharing the seven beliefs I had to unlearn before I could finally leave my corporate job and build Side Hustle Pro full time.
Entrepreneurship asks you to give yourself permission that corporate trains you to wait for
Entrepreneurship asks you to give yourself permission that corporate trains you to wait for.
How Her Wine Became the Obama Presidential Center’s Official White Wine
After a devastating flood forced Chrishon Lampley to close her Chicago art gallery and wine bar, she turned that loss into the foundation for Love Cork Screw...
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