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Someone Like You
by Liz Marie
Someone Like You highlights the experiences of women, immigrants and people of color who are building empires, creating amazing things and changing the world. It celebrates underrepresented stories and unheard voices.
Episodes
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Marjorie Yan on navigating pressure, finding success & finding the right path
Marjorie Yan is founder of 329 Events, a wedding and special events planning company, and a realtor with Lashmet Group. After years in the corporate world, at the height of the pandemic, she took the leap into full-time entrepreneurship. On this episode, we talk about navigating pressure as a...
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Priya Sodha on mindset, leadership, navigating your career as a woman of color and pushing back against the norms of her Indian culture.
How do you as a woman speak up against micro-aggressions in the workplace? How do you as a woman speak up for yourself and navigate your own pathway... and then allow yourself not to be mistreated or find the triggering signal to say, 'I've had enough.'?
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Jason Taylor on trusting the process, ministering through your work and navigating identity as a proud Afro-Latino.
THIS EPISODE MADE ME TEAR UP! Jason Taylor (@actknowledgeit) is a filmmaker, photographer, mentor and coach. On this episode, we talk about trusting the process, ministering through your work, creativity as a coping mechanism, giving women the credit they deserve and navigating identity as a…
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Tony Arave on Mexican culture, integrity, prioritizing time over money and putting family first as a business owner
THIS EPISODE IS THE MOST PERSONAL AND RAW YET! Tony Arave is a father, husband and owner of Antonio Arave Plastering, a construction company that specializes in high-end, multi-million dollar custom homes for the likes of Bruce Willis, Will Smith and Robert Downey Jr. He's also my step-dad, who...
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Sylvia V. Reid on dream-killers, self-care and living elegantly
Sylvia V. Reid is an ordained minister, life coach and the most elegant person I've ever met. After a lifetime of working in the church, she launched A Seat At Sylvia's Table, a lifestyle coaching non-profit that helps women move from merely existing to truly living. In this episode, we talk…
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Brittany Diego on Goal-setting & Reverse Engineering Success
Brittany Diego is a celebrity stylist and founder of Fashion Mentor, an education startup that helps Black and Brown millennials lead successful careers in fashion. On this episode, we talk about gaining confidence after bullying, goal-setting, reverse engineering success as an immigrant and…
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Lyric Everly on Creativity, Fear and the Land of Possibilities
Lyric Everly is a multi-disciplinary creative, mentor and Founder & CEO of Everly Agency, a full-service creative agency for visionary entrepreneurs. In this episode, we talk about creativity, conquering fear and limiting self beliefs, liberating yourself and living in the land of possibilities.
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Greg Eubanks - Perseverance, Mental Health & Generational Wealth
Greg Eubanks is one of LA’s top-producing real estate agents, a mentor and personal development leader. In this episode, we talk mental health, having a chip on your shoulder, perseverance, and building generational wealth in the black community.
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Dr. Naz Tadjbakhsh: Leadership, strengths and core values
Dr. Naz Tadjbakhsh is an organizational psychologist and author of Learning and Development in Practice: How to Create Training Programs that Make an Impact. In this episode, we talk about defying cultural expectations, sharpening your strengths, how to be a leader and using your core values to…
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Ronny Makadi Ngoie: Fighting all your life and paying it forward
Ronny Makadi Ngoie is CEO & Founder of Maintain Security in Los Angeles. His story traverses continents, from a childhood in the Congo, an adolescence in Europe through building his empire in the U.S. In this episode, we discuss blackness, being an immigrant, fighting all your life and, paying it...
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Ashley Simmons Peat: Kindness, big leaps and being a black woman in fashion
Ashley Simmons is founder of Simmons PR, an LA-based PR agency serving Australian fashion brands in the U.S. In this episode, we discuss kindness, making big leaps, staying inspired and being a black Australian woman in fashion.
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Lissa Prudencio: Google, success and the sh*t they don't teach you in school.
Lissa Prudencio is a Googler, YouTuber, founder of DVLPstudio, mentor and speaker. In this episode, we discuss defining success on your own terms, dealing with imposter syndrome, staying curious, Filipino parents & the sh*t they don’t teach you in school.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Someone Like You highlights the experiences of women, immigrants and people of color who are building empires, creating amazing things and changing the world. It celebrates underrepresented stories and unheard voices.
HOSTED BY
Liz Marie
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Someone Like You currently has 12 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
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Someone Like You highlights the experiences of women, immigrants and people of color who are building empires, creating amazing things and changing the world. It celebrates underrepresented stories and unheard voices.
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Someone Like You is created and hosted by Liz Marie.
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