In this season finale episode, we talk business and entrepreneurship with our guest host, Channin Campbell. Ms. Campbell is a financial professional and CEO of INRE Consulting LLC, an accounting and bookkeeping business. 

If you're tired of working your corporate job and want to start your own business today, listen to this episode as we learn how to erase your fears of being a CEO, how to start a successful business, and how to manage new business struggles. 

Channin Campbell is the owner, founder, CEO, number-cruncher of INRÉ Consulting. When she’s not making sure your finances are running smoothly, she enjoys crafting, singing, and traveling. She’s also SUPER into whipped coffee with chocolate almond milk and air fryer brussels sprouts, which by the way, if you haven’t tried it… you’re definitely missing out!

She received a Bachelor’s in Business Administration from Savannah State University and a Master’s in Finance from Towson University. Before starting INRÉ, she has over 15 years of experience working for companies and startups that generate over $20M in revenue.

For more advice from Channin, contact her at the following social media handles:

Email: channin@inreconsulting.com 

Website: https://www.inreconsulting.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inre.llc

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/inre.llc

We’d love to hear your feedback, thoughts, and suggestions on what you’d like to hear for future episodes. Shoot us a note at 2beesinthetrap@gmail.com.

In a fast-paced world where technology and capitalism rule supreme, how do you reconnect with your higher, more spiritual self? How can you become more blissful and balanced in your daily living, especially during a global pandemic like COVID-19? 

Join us in our conversation with our guest host, Erika Redding, as we discuss how to find balance and bliss in your life by connecting with nature, tapping into your spirituality, and how you can use astrology as a tool to gain a better understanding of yourself and the world around you. 

Erika Redding was born and raised in South Georgia and is a proud alumnus of Georgia State University. She has a background in GIS and programming languages and is into all things automation, hiking, craft beers, investing, and all things metaphysics. If you’re interested in learning more about astrology, metaphysics, bots, or the like. You can hit her up on all social media platforms @overdoseone.

We’d love to hear your feedback, thoughts, and suggestions on what you’d like to hear for future episodes. Shoot us a note at 2beesinthetrap@gmail.com.

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Recommended reading and resources:

• Sacred Woman: A Guide to Healing the Feminine Body, Mind, and Spirit by Queen Afua
• Planets in Transit: Life Cycles for Living by Robert Hand
• Planets in Aspect: Understanding Your Inner Dynamics by Robert Pelletier
• Saturn: A New Look at an Old Devil by Liz Greene

It’s no secret that being labeled a “job hopper” can potentially “black list” you from getting that dream job offer you’ve always wanted. But why? Job hopping can be one of the most effective ways to exponentially increase your pay/salary in very short periods of times, especially for women and minorities...so it’s no surprise that Black women may be more predisposed to take our talents elsewhere once we’ve hit that proverbial “glass ceiling” of success at a company. 

In this week’s episode, we discuss how one of the most powerful CEOs in tech, Bozoma Saint John was labeled a “job hopper” after leading marketing operations at four big tech companies in 4 different years and the pros and cons of contracting versus full-time work.  

We also attempt to answer why Black women seem to be more subject to being “punished” or viewed negatively for making career moves that simultaneously increase our skills, knowledge and pockets, while the majority are often seen as go-getters taking charge of their careers with endless possibilities for success? What’s really going on? Let’s get into it. 

Need help with your resume or looking to brush up on your interview skills? We can help! DM us on IG and Twitter, or email us at 2beesinthetrap@gmail.com. 

We’d love to hear your feedback, thoughts, and suggestions on what you’d like to hear for future episodes. Shoot us a note at 2beesinthetrap@gmail.com.

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Recommended reading and resources:

• Freelancing vs. Full-Time Jobs for Creatives Pt. 1
• Freelancing vs. Full-Time Jobs for Creatives Pt. 2