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EPISODE · Jun 10, 2025 · 49 MIN

Dare to Dream: My Conversation with Regina Martin on Reinvention, Resilience, and Supporting the Next Generation

from The Black Woman in the Corner Office · host Ebony Stone

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of "The Black Woman in the Corner Office," I, have the pleasure of sitting down with the incredible Regina Martin—wife, mother, entrepreneur, bestselling author, professor, and coach. Regina opens up about her journey from a secure federal government job to discovering her true passion in education and motivational speaking.Here’s what you’ll hear in our conversation:How Regina made the courageous decision to leave her comfort zone and reinvent her career, and what it took to shift her mindset along the way.The real-life challenges she faced balancing family, personal growth, and professional change—especially after her husband’s health crisis.The inspiration behind her book, "You Belong Here: Transitioning to Success, High School to College Edition," and why I believe it’s essential reading for students and parents.Our discussion on transferable skills, the power of a strong support system, and why it’s okay (and necessary!) to “do it scared.”How Regina’s company, Dare to Dream Motivational Speaking and Coaching, helps women and students set goals, network, and boldly pursue their next chapter.The importance of authentic relationships, mentorship, and surrounding yourself with people who genuinely want to see you win.Regina also shares her heartfelt advice for anyone feeling stuck or uncertain about their next move: embrace your fears, find your community, and remember that your journey is uniquely yours.Resources & Links:Get Regina’s book: "You Belong Here: Transitioning to Success, High School to College Edition" - purchase hereLearn more about Dare to Dream Motivational Speaking and Coaching - hereStay connected with me, Dr. Ebony Stone, for more empowering conversations on my website, LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook, and instagramDon't forget to grab your copy of Dr. Stone's Debut book "The Power of the Pause" - a must read for any black woman on the corporate grind (also available on Audible).If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, rate, and share it with anyone who needs a reminder to dare to dream—and to do it scared. Thank you for listening!If This Episode Inspired You...Please subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with another woman in leadership who needs this conversation today.Every share helps us amplify the voices and stories of remarkable Black women leaders around the world.Connect with Dr. Ebony StoneFollow The Black Woman in the Corner Office for more conversations with extraordinary Black women leaders who are changing organizations, communities, and industries.If you enjoyed what you heard, there is much more on my website (www.drebonystone.com) and you can catch more episodes here and on the Black Woman in the Corner Office YouTube channel @drebonystone.Looking to read The Power of the Pause, order your copy here - Dr. Ebony Stone - My BookDon't forget to subscribe so you don't miss out on any of the goodness coming your way.

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