“No one wants to be lost out here with their children.”

Run Time: 35:07

Chapter 1: (0:00) Inspired entrepreneurship

Chapter 2: (5:31) Divine inspiration

Chapter 3: (11:05) Understanding what your people need

Chapter 4: (16:36) Fulfilling a need

Chapter 5: (21:44) Divine intervention

Chapter 6: (26:41) Connecting to self, connecting to others

Interviews With Arin

Kamaria Boston: Giving Back to the Community That Gives to You

I interviewed Kamaria Boston, MBA about entrepreneurship, using business to invest in self and community, and trusting that your dreams can and will come to fruition.

"Go back to what it is you know and see what you can do." Listen in on our conversation where Kamaria demonstrates what it means to go inward to grow outward. If you are getting reacquainted with your former self, learning to trust in your higher power, or building a business to align with a future vision, this is the episode for you.

Here’s some things you can pull from this:

  • You don't have to choose between investing in yourself and investing in your business because the two can align

  • Remember what inspired you to start working towards your goals

  • Even when you don't know how something is going to go, do it anyway!

How you can Work With Arin:

  • Work with a consultant to explore ways to expand holistically and sustainably

  • Create a strategy to make your business and services known

  • Produce marketing materials for your next positive impact event 

Learn more about Kamaria:

“It’s’ time to revive the community.”

Run Time: 38:27

Chapter 1: (0:00) Who is Aeryka? And What is a Continuum of Care?

Chapter 2: (5:33) Creating care that’s reflective and culturally competent

Chapter 3: (13:22) How providers can build trust and revive community

Chapter 4: (21:41) What does a Continuum of Care look like?

Chapter 5: (27:46) Truly caring for women in our community is the key

Aeryka Harvey: Rebuilding Community Through Healthy Continuums of Care

I interviewed Aeryka Harvey, DO, DrPH, Doula, Business Owner, & more about how she is leading the charge to build continuums of care for her community and clientele. This is the kind of care that goes beyond the appointment and instead embraces a holistic approach.

Here’s some things you can pull from this:

  • Give yourself time to learn your user/customer/target audience

  • How can you support your clients and create your own version of “wraparound care” regardless of industry/service?

  • Journey’s aren’t necessarily solo acts. Is there a way you can bring some community along with you?

How you can Work With Arin:

  • Creating questionnaires/intake forms for your consultations

  • Identifying gaps that your clientele are experiencing before and after interacting with your service/product

  • Thinking through internal systemic changes for external wraparound benefits

  • Infusing culturally competent language in your messaging, marketing, and branding 

Learn more about Aeryka: