Pink Hustle Bae Academy

What does it really take to build a successful career as a DJ in Atlanta’s entertainment industry?In this episode, I sit down with Atlanta-based DJ Majesty for an honest conversation about the business behind the booth. From breaking into one of the most competitive music scenes in the country to managing family, relationships, and entrepreneurship ; this episode pulls back the curtain on DJ life beyond the party.We discuss:• How to break into the Atlanta music and entertainment industry• Turning DJing into a sustainable business• Branding, pricing, and protecting your creative career• Balancing family life while running a successful entertainment business• Real lessons from navigating late nights, long hours, and industry pressureWhether you’re an aspiring DJ, creative entrepreneur, or someone interested in the behind-the-scenes of the music industry, this episode delivers real insight, motivation, and practical advice.🎙️ Listen now and don’t forget to follow the podcast for more conversations on creativity, business, and culture.

Digital Marketing as a content creator is one of great importance, in today's episode we dive deep into the nuances of the world of digital marketing.

The Power of Giving Back to Charitable Organizations as an Entrepreneur 🌍✨As an entrepreneur, success isn’t just measured by profits—it’s also about the positive impact you create. In this episode, we explore the importance of giving back to charitable organizations and how entrepreneurs can support their communities through social impact, philanthropy, and purpose-driven business practices.Learn actionable ways to:✅ Donate a portion of your profits to causes that matter✅ Volunteer your time, skills, or resources as an entrepreneur✅ Partner with nonprofits and community organizations✅ Build a brand with purpose that inspires loyalty and trust✅ Create long-term change through entrepreneurship and giving backWhen you give back, you’re not only helping others—you’re also creating deeper connections, building credibility, and leaving a legacy that goes beyond business.🎧 Whether you’re a small business owner, startup founder, or established entrepreneur, this episode will inspire you to align your business with purpose, make a difference, and transform your community.

Love & Hustle: Balancing Relationships & Business

Thinking about Botox or fillers but don’t know where to start? You’re not alone.In this episode, I sit down with Nurse Practitioner Emily Bunt (@beautifulyouaesthetics.mn) to talk all things injectables — from destigmatizing Botox and facial fillers, to how to choose a safe, qualified provider for your personal beauty goals.We’re unpacking:🔎 The top myths about Botox & fillers💬 What you should ask your injector before booking👩🏾‍⚕️ Why choosing the right provider protects your skin, health & results📍 The importance of education & empowerment in aesthetic treatments✨ Ready to take the next step in your aesthetic journey?📲 Book a consultation with Emily today: [Insert Booking Link]📸 Follow me on Instagram for more beauty + wellness content: @beautifulyouaesthetics.mn🎙️ Follow @thestudiomn for more behind-the-scenes & podcast updates.If you found this video helpful, don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more real conversations around beauty, wellness, and confidence from the inside out 💕#BotoxFacts #FillersExplained #AestheticMedicine #BeautyPodcast

In this episode, special guest Marshae Hutchinson and I break down the importance of healing your innerchild in other to thrive in business.

In this episode I sit down with two of my fellow creatives for an intimate discussion on Mental Wellness for Black Women in Art & Business.

On this episode , I sat down with special guest Dawn Stevens of MN Podcast Studio to discuss the ins and outs of building a beauty business community, access to funding and the drive behind the podcast. Subscribe to my Podcast Here:https://open.spotify.com/show/1OF8Ovnulvfk2ogyqDDES1Have Something to Say? Register to be a Guest Here:https://calendly.com/aurorakstudios-info/30min

This episode touches on three major talking pointsSEGMENT 1: "The Hustle Phase"SEGMENT 2: "Marketing Like a Major Brand… Without the BudgetSEGMENT 3: "When to Invest vs. Bootstrap"

Focusing on mental health and self-care as a business owner is a must, and on this episode I highlight the ways to do so as a black woman in a business

Topics discussed on this episode are:Building Supportive NetworksThe Role of Events and ConferencesThe Impact of MentorshipReal-Life Success Stories

Happy Women's Day to all the beautiful female entrepreneurs

In this episode, we have our first special guest Rashawnda Scott on the podcast to discuss the growing number of Black women starting businesses and becoming the fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs in the U.S. Highlight the unique challenges they face, such as systemic barriers, lack of access to funding, and societal biases, and how they overcome them. Share inspiring stories of Black women who have turned obstacles into opportunities. Discuss how organizations, social media communities, and events like Black Women’s Business Conferences are fostering collaboration and growth. Highlight the role of mentorship in helping Black women navigate industries where they are underrepresented.Address the disparities in funding for Black women entrepreneurs, who receive less than 1% of venture capital funding. Discuss alternative funding sources, such as crowdfunding, grants, and community-based investors.

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A podcast for motivated female entrepreneurs to share ideas, thoughts, questions and solutions which would aid in taking each business to the next level. "9 to 5" refers to a traditional job where an individual works a fixed schedule, typically from 9 AM to 5 PM, for an employer. This type of work provides a stable income, benefits, and a clear career path. However, it may also involve limited creativity, autonomy, and potential for significant financial gains. Entrepreneurship, on the other hand, refers to the process of starting and running a business venture, taking on the risks and rewards of being an owner. Entrepreneurs have the freedom to pursue their passions and ideas, create their own schedules, and potentially earn higher profits. However, entrepreneurship also involves greater uncertainty, a need for self-motivation, and potential financial risks. In summary, "9 to 5" provides stability and security while entrepreneurship offers freedom and potential rewards, but with more risks and uncertainties. Watch the full video for more details.

Today’s topic was inspired by a sermon I heard from One Potter House LA, and it spoke to me, that’s one of the things I love about that church, their sermons speak to the entrepreneurs in each of us. And something he said stood out to me which was ” Greatness Is My First Gear ” o You’re not regular o We’re not meant to work dead end jobs o God has given you everything you need to be successful o Gods Grace keeps your light shinning and keeps you going

There is an emphasis on working smarter not harder. This episode highlights having the grace of God in your business!

On this episode, I introduce CEO of JideGear Chichi and she shares with us some things to expect from her business.We break down some necessary thigs to do as a small business for Black Friday.Visit her website for more:www.jidegear.com&My website for exclusive deals and serviceswww.pinkelephantcosmetics.com

I want you guys to know that the stress you're facing as a business owner is solvable. In this episode we uncover the impact mental health has in Business and we tackle the main triggers of stress and how you can better manage it with these 5 resources.

In this modern era in other to scale your business you must consider your branding and messaging to your audience, this episode walks you through the thought process of setting up a brand and scaling the right way.

The reason why most potential business owners never start their business is because of a unattainable sense of perfection that crimples the mind and holds us back from unlocking our ultimate potential.

Welcome to the first episode of our PHB Academy. Pink Hu$Tle Bae is a platform for female entrepreneurs to come together and share thoughts and ideas. In this episode we will be highlighting the importance of knowing your business calling and identifying your purpose. God's direction in business is one that cannot be ignored and in this podcast I share some tips on how to identify them.