Nothing is more powerful than women supporting women! On each episode of the Support is Sexy podcast, Elayne Fluker chats with women entrepreneurs who are handling their business, loving their lives, and inspiring you to do the same!
Cynthia Besteman's mother used to tell her that she seemed to always choose the hardest path; but Cynthia realized very early on that what she loved wasn't the hard way, but the way that pushed her to figure out the solution to a challenge no matter how much...
LaKesha Williams's business is all about helping you follow your ministry -- whether that's for your church or for your own company. Her life's work, however -- having overcome much throughout her childhood including bullying, gun violence and years of sexual abuse --...
New Jersey native Pam Wasley is a successful serial entrepreneur who says, as a young person, she often got bored easily. This helped Pam have an acute sense of knowing when it was time to move on to the next thing, and that translated to a sixth sense...
Calibe Thompson has been in love with entrepreneurship since birth, inspired by her entrepreneurial father and creating her own business by selling candy while growing up on the island of Jamaica. As Calibe grew older, even while in professional...
Amira Rahim considers herself an accidental entrepreneur. As a visual artist, she didn't think about selling her work at first, but shared it often on social media. All of that changed when she decided to "make the ask" for a sale, received enthusiastic...
Michele Liberis-McNabb knows how to flow in and out of spaces comfortably, and she is confident that she can always make a connection with people. This confidence comes from having the unique experience of growing up surrounded by 25 other children when her...
For years, Charlie Shabazz was a Philly girl through and through, growing up in the city and attending Temple University. 12 years ago after a job offer prompted her to move to Atlanta, and it changed her life; but not in the way she thought. The...
Dr. Foye Ikyaator always liked the idea of entrepreneurship, from selling Girl Scouts cookies to watching her mom sell products for Avon. But after studying medicine and becoming an emergency room doctor in Houston, Texas, she didn’t think entrepreneurship was going...
Life coach Suzy Carroll first fell in love with entrepreneurship when she began babysitting at 12 years old because of the sense of freedom it afforded her. But that first taste of freedom didn't necessarily fuel Suzy's passion to open her own business,...
Syretta Bell was one of the only girls in her neighborhood, who mowed lawns and delivered newspapers to make money -- never limited by the idea of what girls were "supposed" to do. In fact, she believes her uniqueness made her get even more customers!...
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