CREATING IN A CRISIS

from GO CREATOR GO · host Antoine Beane

Please allow us to introduce to you, Master Colorist Destiny Cox, Hairstylist (and Prophet) Gary Gereau Pearson, and Salon Owner Roshotta Beane as they tell their stories and amazing testimonies, break down what they do to keep their creative flow in a competitive, changing industry and shed light on the steps needed for bringing in profits; while not be emotionally stressed out and off focus during a time of crisis! Connect with these awesome creatives online and on social media: ROSHOTTA BEANE - www.crownstrands.com https://www.facebook.com/roshottabeane https://www.facebook.com/roshottambeane https://www.instagram.com/roshottabeane/ https://www.instagram.com/iamroshottabeane/ GARY GEREAU PEARSON - www.garygereau.com https://www.instagram.com/gereaugary/ https://www.facebook.com/princeg.pearson DESTINY COX https://www.instagram.com/destinycoxinternational/ https://www.instagram.com/dciacademy/ https://www.facebook.com/DestinyCoxIntl 📢 Subscribe, hit the bell for notifications, and share with Creatives looking for encouragement and spiritual growth! Get the GO CREATOR GO Devotional & Journal: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08GV2DK1V https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08GVJ6MP5 ✅ Follow GO CREATOR GO on TikTok, Instagram & Facebook: @gogreatorgo #GoCreatorGo

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What do creative people do when the whole world shuts down? Create of course! In this episode, I gather with a group of creatives as they explain what keeps them CREATING IN A CRISIS!

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