With part 2 of my open box of NUNIT's homemade cosmetics, I get into a little of the details of using the product, the opinion of its potential and my personal opinion of the product. turns out that its a more than meets the eye.
Nunit’s homemade cosmetics offers a variety of hydrating, natural, and exfoliating products for body and lip care. We believe in natural sweetness that hydrates and nourishes , not only the skin but your energy field you emit to everyone.
When you know people and believe in them. You make the effort to support them. So When Bryona told me she was starting a small homemade cosmetic business. I wanted to see how I could support her. Here’s NUNITS homemade cosmetics
Nunit’s homemade cosmetics offers a variety of hydrating, natural, and exfoliating products for body and lip care. We believe in natural sweetness that hydrates and nourishes , not only the skin but your energy field you emit to everyone.
We continue our discussion with Gustavo with his knowledge of Net metering, Tax rebates and we get into the relationship between Solar and EV’s. We finish off with a few important factors about solar and why people should consider it.
Better Tomorrow Solar came from the belief that more solar energy is required. We are going where solar has never gone before and we are not letting financing stop the movement. Solar energy is the future of the planet and is necessary for a Better Tomorrow.
Many people feel like a greener world – a better world – is a nice dream that remains out of their grasp. But we believe it’s an achievable reality, and that all we need is a little help extending our reach. A better tomorrow starts today!
Today I sit down with one of the youngest Solar professionals in the state of Georgia, Gustavo Arce. The sales director of Better tomorrow Solar. Being part of the LantinX community, I wanted to learn his path and how he continues to education people with sustainable energy as well as how this young entrepreneur is continuing his path to be great.
Better Tomorrow Solar came from the belief that more solar energy is required. We are going where solar has never gone before and we are not letting financing stop the movement. Solar energy is the future of the planet and is necessary for a Better Tomorrow.
Many people feel like a greener world – a better world – is a nice dream that remains out of their grasp. But we believe it’s an achievable reality, and that all we need is a little help extending our reach. A better tomorrow starts today!
Today I speak with my wife Alicia Carr that has be traveling the world speaking about Women in technology as well as diversity and her journey in becoming a coder at 51 years old. I sit her down to talk about her latest experience as well as how she is getting her message out to people around the world. Also her latest trip is in London England where I joined her to do a keynote at the BCS chartered institute for IT.
My Mission (Alicia Carr)
One of my life’s goal and mission is to EMPOWER women. I have learned that we are the same with our struggles and I don’t want to see color. I see women, and women all over the world are going through problems they shouldn’t have to whether its in tech or through life. I also see, as people, as women, we are one. When women struggle, we all struggle.
We end our interview with Tremel Copeland with reminiscing of older equipment and a few techniques of recording and producing. A great conversation of old perspective and new with a common love of creating.
SoundCloud: Zuri production
For my special production/DJ series. I sit down with the young Producer Tremel Copeland AKA Zuri of Zuri production. I had to have a sit down with Tremel because of the many beats and production interludes we play during a lot of our podcast. And I wanted to pick his brain and show recognition and gratitude for his talent Working with young entrepreneurs I wanted to highlight this young talent. This is Part I
On this podcast I sit down with a talented artist, illustrator and community activist Marcus "The Visual" Williams. We discuss his independent comics and artwork and how he promotes it to children. Also we Geek out about the new Marvel Cinematic Universe.
A long time lover of video games, comic art, and all things animated, I’ve dedicated my young artistic years to fine tuning my illustration muscles by way of freelancing. Over fifteen years later, I’m catching my stride and still ever growing in hopes of being a well rounded illustrator.
Stationed in Atlanta Ga, I spend most of my time toiling away late nights on everything from illustrating children’s books, comic art, to random character commissions and more. A proud father of two, I somehow manage to steal enough time to create loads of artwork and check homework. I’m excited about the direction my comic properties are heading in, and I look forward to creating more forms of visual entertainment and stories to enjoy
Facebook | Tumblr | Twitter | Instigram | DeviantArt
This week I sit down with Russell Kirkman, entrepreneur, musician, author, speaker and motivator. This episode Russell walks us through his journey to self awareness through a near death experience and how everyone should seek and embrace their individual calling. This episode we have a very spiritual and enlightening conversation with a very talented individual.
Russell Kirkman is the author of 2 books on reducing STRESS, “Maybe It’s Me” and “Maybe It’s Me Too.” He’s an expert at helping people identify areas of STRESS, anything from unemployment, marriage or a personal relationship, to parenting or the loss of a loved one. Russell says it’s all about rejuvenating and strengthen an individual’s positive attitude. Russell’s genuine belief in people, his compelling stories, and his amusing reflections of how he stayed positive in an unpredictable corporate and entrepreneurial arena keep readers and audiences on the edge of their seat
Jose shares his compelling story of encouragement and actions he used to be successful in developing the person he is meant to be on earth. It is a must read for anyone who has questioned themselves in pursuing their aspirations.
José Angel Contreras grew up on the south side of Milwaukee, WI. He is the son of a hardworking woman from Oaxaca, Mexico and a loving father from Jalisco, Mexico. José Angel Contreras grew up on the south side of Milwaukee, WI. Growing up on the south side of Milwaukee, José witnessed gangs, crime, and violence that led him to develop into a leader to protect and serve his community. We talk to Jose about his journey and his current podcast Decoding Millennials where he debukes the stereotype of millennials that the current society believes is true
