Survival Kit Business

Special guest Shanice Gantt, owner of @GlamGirl.Extensions (IG), kicked it with Moriah to discuss how it is to be a new business owner, and some goals she has for expansion.

Hustle culture has gotten the best of us, during the current financial crisis. Although it is deemed bad, it also has its perks.

Social and cultural capital is just as important as financial capital when growing a business, advancing in a career or just becoming an integral part of your community. What does your social and cultural capital accounts look like?

Business PTSD is real! What if I told you that you can build a habit of assuming the best? Failure happens but don’t let that be what dictates your business decisions.

Without consistency, success is fleeting. Check out my I CAN method on how I stay consistent—especially when it’s hard.

There are 5 core elements that every person should have when approaching business, and they can be applied to all aspects of life.

Fear can be paralyzing! You have to move with intention when trying to fight it. For the last Thursday of Mental Health Awareness Month we’re talking about combating fear.

No one likes to be told what they aren’t doing or how much better they could be. But, is it really a bad thing? Learning to E.M.B.R.A.C.E criticism can be the best thing for your personal and business development.

Anxiety affects close to 30% of the adult population. 42% of entrepreneurs face anxiety while 40% of non entrepreneurs face it as well. Learning to R.E.L.A.X can help to alleviate this stress.

Perfectionism can be the enemy of growth. It’s also one of the leading causes of depression, anxiety and stress. There are ways to combat it to bring it down to a healthy level. Dive into this episode and listen for the 4 R’s of ridding yourself of a perfectionist mindset so that growth can begin.

People hate being co-dependent but the truth is we need people to build. A healthy balance is having an INTER-dependent mindset. Especially when it comes to business.

“Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness.” Which side do you find yourself on? Are you fire-starting or are you copying?

7 pillars to discipline practiced consistently is a great way to begin your journey of completing your goals.

Problem solving is a skill set for the creative thinker. Anyone can do it—not just entrepreneurs or business owners. What problem do you see around you that you have a desire to solve?

Did you know it’s 5x harder to get a new customer to shop with you as opposed to a return customer? Check out this episode for proven strategies on how to retain customers. Gotta keep them coming back for more, right?

Well it’s not about you all the time. As a business leader you have to learn the art of putting others first. No matter how hard that may be.

Everybody isn’t meant to stay along for the journey in business. Learn how to discern this and how to cope with losing your day one’s. I mean, were they really your day one’s?

In honor of thee Biggie Smalls who’s anniversary was on 3/9/22, Moriah decided to have some fun and give the Ten Business Commandments, her favorite being #4. Tune in to check out some rules to live by to survive in business.

Business is a contact sport and boxing out may be the best way to win the game. Especially on those offensive rebounds. Let Moriah give you a few tips on how to maintain your space in the market.

The Ukraine conflict is already affecting the small business owner. Not just in finances but in peace of mind. Get caught up on what’s going on and things to look out for the small business owner.

Comparison is a thief of growth. Dive into this episode for some encouragement, and tips, on how to start the journey of being the best version of you. After all, entrepreneurship is hard enough without you getting in your own way.

Moriah checks in to remind everyone that although it is good to elevate in life for your family, be sure you are pouring into yourself. You can’t help others if you don’t help yourself.

With things at Survival Kit Services picking up, Moriah discusses some new projects and a reminder on collaborating with others.

In an individualist society, it’s hard to understand how important collaboration truly is. Moriah checks in to remind all the Survivalist to not abandon the art of collabing with other brands.

Moriah goes live with the owner of Charm Candy Collections, Brit, on IG to discuss the brand, the motivation behind the brand and how she’s fairing as a new business owner. Be sure to like @SurvivalKitServices on IG, share this episode and subscribe to the podcast. Don’t forget to leave a review. Thanks for listening! 🐃📊🔥

Moriah chats with Brandi, owner and operator of a new start up named Love Essentials where she and her children create wonderfully scented Shea butters. Her hopes are to be a community centric brand and she’s looking to add more scents as well as a children’s line. Be sure to shop Love Essentials. Also make sure to like, share and subscribe to Survival Kit The Podcast 🐃🔥📊

Although business owners go through adversity, customers go through just as much trauma from bad shopping experiences. Learn a few ways to figure out if your customers are in pain and be sure to correct it within your own brand. Be sure to like, share, subscribe and leave a review.

Taking in too much information can actually be a bad thing! In which ways are you making sure you’re not getting information overload? Be sure to like, share, subscribe and leave a review.

Moriah tests out recording the podcast as she discusses the current racial wealth gap in the USA and what she does to combat that. Be sure to like, share, subscribe and leave a review!

Moriah touches on a few reasons why customer referrals matter and how great customer service plays a huge part in retaining those customers. Be sure to like, share, subscribe and leave a review.

Moriah dives into 5 key reasons why products fail. Be sure to like, share and subscribe. Be sure to leave a review!

Every business has to consider planning, cash management, pivoting, debt management and leadership. Moriah briefly touches on all 5 areas. Be sure to like, share and subscribe. Leave a review as well. Thanks!

With the loss of her grandmother, Moriah uses that difficulty to encourage others to get through those tough times that make you feel like you can’t get up. Business failures hurt! But you’ll be okay if you refocus your mindset. Be sure to like share and subscribe!

Moriah, hyped about the start of the 2020/2021 NBA season, gives some quick commentary on being a defensive disrupter, not spending TOO much time focusing on offense (although it’s just as important), and using time wisely. Be sure to like, share and subscribe!

Moriah introduces the new logo and name for the podcast formerly known as Happy Hustling. Stay tuned for new merch coming soon. Be sure to like share and subscribe!

Moriah discusses the importance of being yourself while conducting business, however, maintaining professionalism should be at the forefront of who you are.

Who wants to spend even more money on an attorney? Moriah does! This episode Moriah discusses the importance of legal counsel and when and when not to pursue an attorney. Be sure to like, share, subscribe and rate this episode!

Moriah gives some tips on networking during the pandemic. Her main focus is to be consistent, know what you have to offer and be kind! Be sure to like, share and subscribe. She can be followed on IG @Moriah__S

Moriah discus productivity goals and how not rushing can help make sure these goals are accomplished in a polished way. Be sure to like, share & subscribe.

Moriah chats about growing an organic following and not paying for followers. She talks about how consumers are sticking to the brands they know during times of trial like with the pandemic. Like share and subscribe! Be safe everyone!

Moriah talks about a few reasons why some businesses fail and what can be done to avoid such failure from a low level starting with good customer service.

Moriah encourages her listeners to get creative during this time. She also gives a list of 10 small businesses that tend to survive during recessions and depressions and in this case pandemics. Be sure to like share and subscribe!

Moriah talks about the COVID19 pandemic that’s shaping the world, being creative during this time as to keep business rolling electronically and she discusses her new eBook being produced for the second book in her series The Last Of The Real:KeyShawn McCoy. Be sure to like, share, and subscribe!

Moriah thanks everyone for tuning into HHTV the Podcast and wishes everyone a safe New Year. See you all next season and be sure to follow the author on IG @Moriah__S

Moriah quickly gives some tips on testing products to make sure they are ready to hit the market. You may have a wonderful idea but will customers buy it? Be sure to like, share and subscribe!

Moriah sits with singer/songwriter Jayme Sixx to discuss family, getting into the music industry and skill development. Jayme Sixx can be followed on IG www.instagram.com/jaymesixxofficial be sure to like, share and subscribe.

Moriah gives quick tips on saving time when trying to get work done for your business. She also celebrates reaching 100 sales with her first urban fiction book Brett King. Be sure to pre-order her second book Bad Day at www.mspublishingcompany.com Be sure to like, share and subscribe!

Everyone can admit that getting out of our comfort zone can be scary but once done, it is the best thing one can do for self-growth. Moriah discusses her time at Forbes 30 Under 30 Summit and gives her key takeaways from what she learned. She also promotes her 2nd book, Bad Day, that is currently on pre-orders at www.mspublishingcompany.com. Like share and subscribe!

Moriah gives some advice on networking with those who are just as hungry for growth as you. She also advises to take that leap of faith to reach your goals and discusses a recently written article with her and business partner Tayaluv on http://www.themogulmillennial.com/blackgirlmagic-tips-to-building-lasting-business-bonds/

Moriah discusses what a brand is and how to begin developing this brand by using 4 branding decision methods. Be sure to leave a review and subscribe!