The Truth is a three part series that concludes the Networking With Michelle podcast. I have grown and shared a lot of the years. Although it wasn't formally planned, I figured this is the best way to conclude the show.
The Truth: Sexuality, Situationships & All That Other Stuff
For this episode I called on my good friend Justyn Smith to discuss all things relationships focused on me. Yeah, I've done relationship episodes in the past, but I've never discussed myself. Justyn and I have an intimate conversation on cultural and sexuality.
In this episode we discuss:
Announcements:
Upcoming Events:
Contact Michelle:
The Truth is a three part series that concludes the Networking With Michelle podcast. I have grown and shared a lot of the years. Although it wasn’t formally planned, I figured this is the best way to conclude the show.
The Truth: The Imbalance of Michelle in 200 Episodes
For this episode I decided to call on my great friend Natasha to interview me. If you remember she interviewed me on the 100th episode. At the time of the recording, I did not consider on stopping the podcast. This episode was recorded months prior to part 1 and 2.
In this episode we discuss:
Announcements:
Upcoming Events:
Contact Michelle:
The Truth is a three part series that concludes the Networking With Michelle podcast. I have grown and shared a lot of the years. Although it wasn't formally planned, I figured this is the best way to conclude the show.
The Truth Part 1: Authenticity, Transparency, Vulnerability
The buzzwords authenticity, transparency, and vulnerability circulate, but do we know the difference. This is my last rant where I share with you what these words mean to me.
Authentic - true to one's self.
Transparent - honest and open, not secretive.
Vulnerability - letting ourselves be seen for who we are.
"Vulnerability is about showing up and being seen. It's tough to do that when we're terrified about what people might see or think." Brene Brown
Authenticity combined with vulnerability leads to transparency.
Find your authentic voice. What you share is your decision. Honor your personal truth.
Over the past several weeks, people have been asking me my take on collaborations. This was perfect timing as I was already preparing on doing an episode on this exact topic.
In this episode I share with you four tips and benefits on collaborating. This is an insightful episode as I go beyond the money aspect and mention what it really takes to have a solid partnership.
In this episode I discuss:
Announcements:
Upcoming Events:
Contact Michelle:
On September 12th the National Black MBA Association (NBMBAA) and the African-American Marketing Association (AAMA) collaborated to present Maximizing Your Networking Ability presented by Michelle Ngome. In this presentation I provide five tips on becoming a better networker.
In this episode I discuss:
Announcements:
Upcoming Events:
Contact Michelle:
In this week's episode I share with you my favorite ten episodes. This is not the most listened, but the episodes I hold near and dear to me because of good conversations with good people. Be sure to check out these episodes when you have time. I hope you enjoy.
My 10 Favorite Episodes:
Robert Christiansen - Motive for Life
Angela Holton - Healing Through Coaching
Holly Charles - I'm Still a Woman
Ray Shackelford - Culture and Community
Brittany Flournoy - HIV Awareness
Roberto Blake - YouTube Marketing
J. Kelly Hoey - Build a Dream Network
George Fraser - Power Networking
Announcements:
Upcoming Events:
Contact Michelle:
I just wanted to drop in for a quick round of announcements and upcoming events. Please share via email, social media, word of mouth and show up if you can.
Announcements:
Upcoming Events:
Contact Michelle:
In this episode I share the top five leadership lessons that I've learned this year. These lessons come from my experience in launching the organization while juggling my career and business.
Michelle's top five leadership lessons:
Announcements:
Upcoming Events:
Contact Michelle:
A native New Yorker, Marvin Pierre began developing 8 Million Stories during his year as a TNTP Bridge Fellow. Before that, he served as the Assistant Principal at KIPP Polaris Academy for Boys in Houston, Texas. Prior to joining KIPP Polaris, he served as the Dean of Students at Excellence Boys Charter School in Brooklyn, NY. He was an Assistant Dean of Students at Summit Academy Charter School, and has also served as Director of Student Life at Achievement First Endeavor Middle School (Brooklyn, NY). Marvin also worked in the Investment Banking (Municipal Finance Group) at Goldman, Sachs & Co. Marvin holds a bachelor's in Economics from Trinity College (Hartford, CT) and a Masters in Education Administration and Supervision from the University of Houston. He is a proud member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. and desires to pursue opportunities in community development and co-found a K-8 school for young boys of color in Houston, TX.
In this episode we discuss:
Contact Marvin:
Check out the play:
Contact Michelle:
Tanida Mullen is the founder of The Savvy Young Professional an online hub that provides leadership and life tips for young professionals.
In this episode we discuss:
Upcoming Event:
360 Speaking Accelerator Workshop
Click here to purchase tickets to event.
Contact Tanida:
Contact Michelle:
“Black, White & Sunshine” is a groundbreaking play exposing the disproportionate number of Black children lost in both the juvenile justice and child welfare systems. Our distinguished partners this year are 8 Million Stories, a uniquely necessary school which disrupts the pipeline to prison for at-risk youth, and Child Advocates of Fort Bend, which provides resources to reunite children with their families.
In this episode we discuss:
Houston Play on Purpose is offering six (6) showings, August 1st - August 4th, three of which will feature expert panels and/or a reception. Purchase your tickets for Houston Play On Purpose's, “Black, White & Sunshine” at Houston Play on Purpose. Showing at Midtown Arts & Theater Center (MATCH – 3400 Main) August 1st- 4th, 2019.
In May I had a chance to speak at People Fund's Innovation Week on my 7 Steps to Creating an Influential Personal Brand. I really enjoying sharing this topic with sidepreneurs and business owners.
If you would like for me to come out and share the 7 Steps with your organization send an email to info@michellengome.com.
In this episode I discuss:
Upcoming Events:
Contact AAMA:
Contact Michelle:
This may be my first or second time sharing the full details behind the creation of the African-American Marketing Association (AAMA). I start with a phone call in 2013 up to the creative mishaps in 2018 with some of the most popular brands.
Membership - Project 100
$50 for the first 100 members, founding members. Standard annual fee is $150 per year.
Contact AAMA:
Contact Michelle:
Hey Good People!
I'm back and I'm better! After a much needed hiatus I decided to turn the microphone on. Join me on this episode as I share with you some of the things I've been working on the first half of the year and upcoming things for 2019.
I started a Patreon page. If you have $2 support the movement. Click here for details.
Contact Michelle: