Andy Henriquez, also known as the “Master Storyteller” is a business storytelling coach, & asought-after speaker. Andy has been featured in the Huffington Post, Black Enterprise, Entrepreneur Magazine and has made several national television appearances.

As Oprah once said, “everyone has a story and there is something to be learned from every experience,” and whether you know you have a story worth telling or have doubts as to its value, in this episode Andy & I discuss why your story matters. There is a power when you allow people to see you, I’m talking really see your journey and this lies at the heart of every great storyteller.

Dr. Tamara is the owner and founder of Virtuous Bodies which empowers moms to take control of their physical wellness by promoting faith, fitness, health, and nutrition. Dr. Tamara has practiced as a board-certified clinical pharmacist for almost 12 years and combines her experience from medicine, lessons learned through motherhood, and over 5 years of coaching to teach moms how to balance motherhood while living a healthier lifestyle for themselves and their family.

In this episode Dr Tamara shows us what a real Proverbs 31 woman looks like as she does the work in her business as it says in Proverbs 31:26 “She is a mentor and teacher. “She speaks with wisdom and faithful instruction is on her tongue.” But also as a wife, mother, nutrition coach, clinical professor and a doctor and yet still has found the time to begin a business in an arena where she is clear she is called to. Dr Tamara shares in this episode how she does it all with dignity & grace just as it talks about in Proverbs 31.

Faith + Purpose + Profit (FPP) Podcast Season 2 Episode 6 Staying True To Your Mission with Alfred A. Edmond Jr.

Alfred A. Edmond Jr. is SVP/Executive Editor-at-Large of BLACK ENTERPRISE, and an award-winning multi-media journalist. Edmond is a highly sought-after expert and speaker on entrepreneurship, leadership and wealth-creation.

In this episode Alfred shows us what it looks like to grow you and your business without losing sight of WHY you started it. He gives an introspective look at how Black Enterprise has stayed true to its mission and made needed pivots and changes that has made them last where many magazines have failed and no longer exist. But even more than that, he shares his own journey in staying true to his purpose and how that has allowed him to expand in his lane of genius.