Gurll Mind Your Business

Your network should be more than a collection of names. It should help your business grow.
In this episode of Gurll Mind Your Business, Cookie Cade welcomes Patricia A. Cade, Consulting Done Write LLC.
Patricia explains how intentional relationships can connect entrepreneurs to customers, vendors, mentors, partners, contracts, and resources.
If you are ready to build a network that actually works for your business, this conversation is for you.
Build the relationship before you need it.
 

Your network should be more than a collection of names. It should help your business grow.
In this episode of Gurll Mind Your Business, Cookie Cade welcomes Patricia A. Cade, Consulting Done Write LLC.
Patricia explains how intentional relationships can connect entrepreneurs to customers, vendors, mentors, partners, contracts, and resources.
If you are ready to build a network that actually works for your business, this conversation is for you.
Build the relationship before you need it.
 
 
 
 

It is never too late to become what you should have been.
Charlotte M. Church's path was never traditional; hair styling, massage therapy, soap making, even the coal mines,  before she followed the thread of storytelling all the way to the screen. A mother of five who spoke her Atlanta dream out loud long before it happened.
In this episode, host Cookie Cade talks with Charlotte about reinvention, chasing a dream nobody gave her permission to chase, and the moment she stopped waiting and started building. If you are still holding onto a dream you have not started yet, this episode is your sign.
Charlotte is currently in pre-production on her feature film, inspired by a haunted road in the community where she grew up.
Connect with Gurll Mind Your Business:IG: @GurllMindYourBusiness

It is never too late to become what you should have been.
Charlotte M. Church's path was never traditional; hair styling, massage therapy, soap making, even the coal mines,  before she followed the thread of storytelling all the way to the screen. A mother of five who spoke her Atlanta dream out loud long before it happened.
In this episode, host Cookie Cade talks with Charlotte about reinvention, chasing a dream nobody gave her permission to chase, and the moment she stopped waiting and started building. If you are still holding onto a dream you have not started yet, this episode is your sign.
Charlotte is currently in pre-production on her feature film, inspired by a haunted road in the community where she grew up.
Connect with Gurll Mind Your Business:IG: @GurllMindYourBusiness

It is never too late to become what you should have been.
Charlotte M. Church's path was never traditional; hair styling, massage therapy, soap making, even the coal mines,  before she followed the thread of storytelling all the way to the screen. A mother of five who spoke her Atlanta dream out loud long before it happened.
In this episode, host Cookie Cade talks with Charlotte about reinvention, chasing a dream nobody gave her permission to chase, and the moment she stopped waiting and started building. If you are still holding onto a dream you have not started yet, this episode is your sign.
Charlotte is currently in pre-production on her feature film, inspired by a haunted road in the community where she grew up.
Connect with Gurll Mind Your Business:IG: @GurllMindYourBusiness

It is never too late to become what you should have been.
Charlotte M. Church's path was never traditional; hair styling, massage therapy, soap making, even the coal mines,  before she followed the thread of storytelling all the way to the screen. A mother of five who spoke her Atlanta dream out loud long before it happened.
In this episode, host Cookie Cade talks with Charlotte about reinvention, chasing a dream nobody gave her permission to chase, and the moment she stopped waiting and started building. If you are still holding onto a dream you have not started yet, this episode is your sign.
Charlotte is currently in pre-production on her feature film, inspired by a haunted road in the community where she grew up.
Connect with Gurll Mind Your Business:IG: @GurllMindYourBusiness

It is never too late to become what you should have been.
Charlotte M. Church's path was never traditional; hair styling, massage therapy, soap making, even the coal mines,  before she followed the thread of storytelling all the way to the screen. A mother of five who spoke her Atlanta dream out loud long before it happened.
In this episode, host Cookie Cade talks with Charlotte about reinvention, chasing a dream nobody gave her permission to chase, and the moment she stopped waiting and started building. If you are still holding onto a dream you have not started yet, this episode is your sign.
Charlotte is currently in pre-production on her feature film, inspired by a haunted road in the community where she grew up.
Connect with Gurll Mind Your Business:IG: @GurllMindYourBusiness

What happens to our stories when we keep waiting for the perfect time to tell them?
On this episode of Gurll Mind Your Business, Cookie Cade sits down with Dr. Evelyn Bethune, Founder and CEO of Bethune Publishing House, Inc. and the History in the Making Coaching Network, Inc., for a powerful conversation about voice, storytelling, history, technology, and legacy.
As the granddaughter of legendary educator and civil-rights leader Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune, Dr. Evelyn Bethune understands that legacy is more than something we inherit. It is something we intentionally build and preserve.
Her message to women is urgent: Write It Anyway.
This episode is for the woman who has been saying:
“One day I am going to write that book.”“One day I am going to tell my story.”“One day I am going to document our family history.”
Your “one day” can begin with one page today.
Do not bury your voice. Do not shrink your story. Do not let fear silence your purpose. Write it anyway.
 

After 44 years in nursing, Pamela Jennings Taylor entered a new season as an author, mentor, speaker, and encourager. Now, through Pam Taylor Writes, she helps women navigate transition, shift from parenting to mentoring their adult children, embrace the influence of their quiet voices, and take meaningful steps toward their purpose.
In this episode of Gurll Mind Your Business, Pamela shares why progress matters more than perfection, how she published her first book at 59, and why women should stop waiting until they feel completely ready.
Pamela’s message is clear: whatever season you are entering, begin with one step.
Subscribe to Gurll Mind Your Business for conversations that help women gain clarity, amplify their voices, and build with purpose.
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Building a nonprofit takes more than passion; it requires vision, strategy, strong leadership, and a commitment to creating lasting impact.
In this episode of the Gurll Mind Your Business Podcast, Tiffany Bell shares her journey of building a mission-driven nonprofit and the lessons she's learned along the way. From developing a clear vision to establishing a solid organizational foundation, Tiffany offers practical guidance for aspiring nonprofit founders and leaders who want to make a meaningful difference in their communities.
Whether you're considering launching a nonprofit, leading a charitable organization, or simply looking for inspiration to turn your purpose into action, this conversation provides valuable insights you can apply immediately.
This episode is a reminder that lasting organizations are built with intentional leadership, strategic planning, and an unwavering commitment to serving others.
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