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After over a decade of pursuing full time entrepreneurship as a makeup artist, Delina, shares her circle of influence through conversation.
Each episode will guide your heart and business decisions — you will learn the necessary tools for negotiation, how to find genuine people to build with, what green flags look like in business relationships, how to create momentum and get profitable, and so much more.
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THE PEOPLE YOU SPEND THE MOST TIME WITH ARE Shaping You
Every person needs community to be both happy and financially successful. While self discipline is necessary, the direction, guidance and momentum is a result of the people you meet and the vision they can believe in.
In 'It Takes A Village,' we start with Delina's aha moment from when she decides to quit her job and start living her life as a creative freelance artist.
Next we meet entrepreneurs that inspire as they share their personal stories. We learn about how to choose management, negotiate deals, incredible career highlights and most importantly how to stay focused and overcome adversity.
Welcome to ‘It Takes A Village.
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I'm Quitting My Job, Mom.
My mom and I really see entrepreneurship differently. Leaving my 9-5 to pursue artistry was tough, but knowing I didn't just want her support, I NEEDED it was a feeling I will never forget.
Through this conversation you’ll hear us talk about our generational and geographical difference in upbringing and how it shaped our world views.
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If you ask me one thing I wish I knew when I first started my career it would be to focus on community. It’s the reason after over a decade in New York i’m still thriving. High highs and low lows are so common as a creative and we need each other. This space isn’t about me, this is a space for conversation and to meet like-minded passionate humans.