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EPISODE · May 13, 2026 · 8 MIN

EP 1 | The Prism Effect

from Her Business, Her Voice · host Myown Holmes

Most Black women entrepreneurs start their businesses faster than anyone, yet the average revenue is just $24,000 a year. The real barrier isn’t effort or ambition—it's access. In this episode, discover how the revolutionary The Prism Effect turns the often-overlooked pillars of mindset, wellness, and community into your secret advantage.Topics:The stark income gap and access issues for women of color entrepreneursThe creation and purpose of the Prism Effect frameworkHow burnout and exhaustion hinder progress despite hustleThe importance of integrating wellness, mindset, and business strategiesDetails about the Prism Effect community offerings including events, retreats, and community supportPractical steps to refocus and refract your brilliance into powerTimestamps: 00:00 - Why access, not effort, explains the income disparity for women of color entrepreneurs00:34 - The financial realities faced by Black women-owned businesses00:38 - Introduction to the Prism Effect and its purpose01:13 - The movement’s focus: peace, profitability, and power02:13 - The exhaustion theme among driven women entrepreneurs02:44 - Hustling alone isn’t enough; addressing mental health and ecosystem needs03:44 - The metaphor of the prism: refracting ordinary light into brilliance04:28 - The three pillars of the Prism Effect: Business, Mindset, Wellness05:19 - Why wellness is a non-negotiable for sustainable success06:20 - Is the Prism Effect for women building between startup and scaling past six figures?06:41 - Overcoming the overwhelm of free content with community and real strategy07:11 - The importance of community with women who uplift rather than threaten07:21 - Growth without losing oneself: the core of the Prism Effect08:18 - Key offerings: live events, dinners, community, and podcast09:14 - How meaningful connections foster partnerships and collaborations10:01 - The role of the free podcast and ecosystem in supporting women10:36 - Next steps: subscribing, community involvement, and deeper work opportunities11:08 - Closing message: refracting your brilliance into power through the Prism EffectResources & Links:The Prism EffectThe Prism Effect Live ConferenceJoin the CommunityConnect with Myown:LinkedInInstagram

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Most Black women entrepreneurs start their businesses faster than anyone, yet the average revenue is just $24,000 a year. The real barrier isn’t effort or ambition—it's access. In this episode, discover how the revolutionary The Prism Effect turns the often-overlooked pillars of mindset, wellness, and community into your secret advantage.Topics:The stark income gap and access issues for women of color entrepreneursThe creation and purpose of the Prism Effect frameworkHow burnout and exhaustion hinder progress despite hustleThe importance of integrating wellness, mindset, and business strategiesDetails about the Prism Effect community offerings including events, retreats, and community supportPractical steps to refocus and refract your brilliance into powerTimestamps: 00:00 - Why access, not effort, explains the income disparity for women of color entrepreneurs00:34 - The financial realities faced by Black women-owned businesses00:38 - Introduction to the Prism Effect and its purpose01:13 - The movement’s focus: peace, profitability, and power02:13 - The exhaustion theme among driven women entrepreneurs02:44 - Hustling alone isn’t enough; addressing mental health and ecosystem needs03:44 - The metaphor of the prism: refracting ordinary light into brilliance04:28 - The three pillars of the Prism Effect: Business, Mindset, Wellness05:19 - Why wellness is a non-negotiable for sustainable success06:20 - Is the Prism Effect for women building between startup and scaling past six figures?06:41 - Overcoming the overwhelm of free content with community and real strategy07:11 - The importance of community with women who uplift rather than threaten07:21 - Growth without losing oneself: the core of the Prism Effect08:18 - Key offerings: live events, dinners, community, and podcast09:14 - How meaningful connections foster partnerships and collaborations10:01 - The role of the free podcast and ecosystem in supporting women10:36 - Next steps: subscribing, community involvement, and deeper work opportunities11:08 - Closing message: refracting your brilliance into power through the Prism EffectResources & Links:The Prism EffectThe Prism Effect Live ConferenceJoin the CommunityConnect with Myown:LinkedInInstagram

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