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His Hop Radio - 9_5_2023 Business mixer / LVBNM / LAS VEGS · His Hop Radio Podcast

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We are out here alive on occasion at the Business Mixer. This is the
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event we do once a month. We mix it up, we give it
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up, we go down with it. Hey, they just grabbed my son.
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My son was just on stage and they had him seeing Happy birthday.
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Oh man, that's funny, that's funny. My boy Royal shout out to
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Royal out there singing Happy birthday to the people out in the crowd who are
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mixing it up here at the Mixer. This goes down once a week,
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I mean once a month here at the Santa Fay Hotel located in North Las
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Vegas. This is the Business Mixers, the LVB and M event, and
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we talked to local professionals, business owners and entrepreneurs and people that just want
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to come and be patronized this event. So Royal, what's going on?
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Royal? How the fields getting on stage just now scared? And they had
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you seen happy birthday? How that feel scared? Because she kept crying me
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a girl? Yeah that's good. Did you tell her you're a boy?
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Yes? Okay, yeah, I was about to go up there. I'm
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like, hey, this is not a girl. This is our handsome young
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man. You know what I'm saying. So it's all good. Roy You've
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made somebody happy today by seeing a happy birthday. So man, I am
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so proud of my children up here the Business Mixer, the LVB and M.
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Make sure you guys come out the first Tuesday of every month at the
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Santa fe Hotel. Doors open at six pm or up in the conference room.
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We have em GM at Resorts is one of the sponsors. We have
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Caesar's Palace. We have the Chamber of Commerce out here, the Urban Chamber
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of Commerce. We have a lot of local businesses, magazines. We have
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a what do you want clothing? Clothing I'm sorry about that. Yeah,
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we have a clothing line I'm looking at. We have artists, my daughters
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here selling her art. You know what I'm saying. So make sure you
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guys come on down to the LVB and M Business Mixer tonight is the Entrepreneur
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Expo. Shout out to Paula and Sylvester Jackson. They've been doing this scene
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for seventeen years. They've had a heart for local business owners, local organizations
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that want to get the word out about their services. They want to get
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the word about out about what they do. So make sure you guys check
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it out. And yes, we are the official podcast for this event,
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the His Hot Radio podcast. We like to come out show them some love.
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We show up and we cover the event. We talk about what's happening,
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we talk about the things that are going down, We interview certain people.
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We help them get the word out. So once again, make sure
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you guys check out our website hits hotnation dot com and download the app His
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Hot Radio in your app store. And then next time we come on live,
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we will be talking to some amazing people in our community. So keep
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it a lot. Alright, alright, we have backyard and she's your boy,
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Mister his Hot coming at you from the business mixer, the LVB and
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M business mixer. We got it going down up and here, man and
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I just met an amazing woman. She was telling me her story, Missus
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Bridget Young Ill, Missus Bridget Hill. Okay, alright, Missus Bridget Hill,
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I got her sitting down here. We're gonna get into her story.
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We're gonna talk about where she's got going in her profession and everything else.
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So Missus Bridget or you can I call you Bridget, call me Bridget because
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I am not the missus Okay, okay, alright, alright, alright,
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Bridget is in the house. And so she is a business and financial consultant,
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yes, and she offers her services as well. I'm looking at her
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website right now, and can I show the share the phone number if you
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want to get in touch with her, if you have a business or if
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you want guidance and your finances. The number is seven seventy five nine nine
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zero seven one one six. Once again, seven seventy five nine ninety zero
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seven one one six. Okay, So Bridget, let's talk to you.
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First of all, just give us a personal touch, tell us a little
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bit about your background, and then we'll come back and talk about your business
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and everything, your vision and what you hold to accomplish in your business,
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your organization. All right, all right, So my name again is Bridget
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Hill. I am better known as Brand B. If you are looking for
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me on the Internet, you can find me at Brand B Bridget L.
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Hill. I am a business consultant, as he said, but I also
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helped young entrepreneurs understand and build business credit profiles. Specifically, I have a
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background as a serial entrepreneur. I have been a truck driver and I start
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trucking businesses. I also have been a caterer and owned my own food service
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business. We just celebrated thirty one years in August, so food service is
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my background. Also in the consulting field, I started there simply because I
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failed at some things. So I've taken that knowledge and I've turned it around
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to be able to teach others. I hail from Ohio, specifically Canton,
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Ohio, and so I'm the mother of three children, and I raise my
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godson, which brings up the fourth child. I have seven grandchildren. I
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haven't always walked on the right side of the street. So I took what
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I learned from the left side of the street and put it to game,
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and I brought that game into the business world. A gentleman told me one
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time, if you had all the knowledge that you have from the streets,
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and if you can flip that money the way you can out there, then
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you have the financial background to put it into business. Raised in the church,
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but spent ten years in the world. That ten years in the world
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took me down a path where I was real lonely and I was looking.
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And when I came back to God and confessed and just revamped and restarted my
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life with God, he turned me around so deeply and so intentionally that I
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had to give back. So I don't just teach business or teach people how
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to build business credits. I do it from a biblical standpoint. So that's
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the key piece for me. I have not always been the one to have
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the wisdom, but now that he showed me how to share the wisdom,
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and it's godly wisdom, I try to share it so that I can empower
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others. We are called to be business people. There was a marketplace and
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there were business people in the Bible from the start of time. So this
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is why I am intentional about teaching these principles and intentional intentional about empowering our
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people so that we can go to the next level, especially Christians. A
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lot of Christians think that it is okay to be financially ill literate, and
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those things are not taught in school. So I do stress teaching financial literacy.
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We should know how to save. We spend too much money at Starbucks,
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and we spend too much disposable money on things we don't need. We
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create idols because we take money and we take the materialistic things that we desire,
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and we make idols of those things. And so we have to draw
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it back. And so I try to teach people the understanding of building wealth
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for the generations to come. It said that we will build for our children's
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children, and so those are the principles and things that I try to teach.
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Come on, now, this is amazing and this is right up my
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alley. So we're gonna be working together, you know what I mean,
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We're gonna be doing some stuff. I failed a few times in business.
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I've had other business endeavors and you know, registered with the state and everything
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and went into default and all this and any other and you know, you
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know, this is my attempt again. You know, to me, this
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is a nonprofit organization. But I'm praying, like you know, this is
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this is it, like this is gonna stick, this is gonna be whatever
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the launching pad. And also I'm interested in other sources of income or being
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a serial entrepreneur as well. I have a few in my family, you
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know what I mean. And it's just but sometimes it's it's just I guess
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it's hard to find out where to get started. So for a person like
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myself that it's in you, you know what I mean. And I got
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one particular passion like this is my baby right here. But I also want
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to create other streams of me. You know, you don't want to just
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rely on one source of income. You want to create other streams. You
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see people doing it all the time, and you're like, you know what,
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I can do it? So what would your advice be to a person
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in my situation, My advice to you would be to first ask God about
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it. Secondly, if he gave you a glimpse of it, it's already
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done. We don't realize we're standing on the promises. The promise was given
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long ago, so I'm always in Leviticus twenty six. It talks about how
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we'll be able to reap the harvest and still have the old while we receive
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him the new. So you see it multiple streams of income. It's going
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to come because you are envisioning it. When that happens, because you've envisioned
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it, and when you ask him, how am I going to do this?
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Because that's me. I can envision and I can give people platforms to
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stand on. It's not as easy for me when I'm looking at it for
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myself. So when I say, take your passion, if this is your
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passion, you are your passion, You're going to put those two together and
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he's going to make it happen for you. He will be able to make
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it happen for you simply because he gave you the glimpse of it. Visionnaires
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are in place because they can see ahead now The key with God is he
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can't give it all to you, so we have to in God created time,
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but he doesn't work in time. The Word tells us not to worry
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about tomorrow because it belongs to him. So that's why it's so important for
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us to be led and asked. Okay, I don't know how you're gonna
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do it, but how you're gonna do it? With this conference, I
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didn't know how I was gonna do it, but I can tell you.
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My presentation is coming in. I'm wearing a blind fold and I know the
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people gonna look at me like, why is she coming in here with this
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blindfold on? Because I want him to know I had to walk by faith
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to make this happen. You are a man of faith, so I'm speaking
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into you right now. It's gonna happen. But the solid foundation is what
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the church was built on. It's the same principle for your business. You
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have to bring God into it. You have to have a solid rock foundation
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in order for your business to grow. I always start with taking the ideal,
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putting an outline down if this is what you want to do, and
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then going into research. Research is going to help you understand what obstacles and
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hurdles you might have to overcome. But it'll also give you a platform to
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say, Okay, I need to go this direction or that direction to make
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something happen. The next thing I would do is come to the Urban Chamber.
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Is who I volunteer with. I say, come to the Urban Chamber
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simply because we have a multitude of resources. We may not have what you
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need, but we can put you in touch with the person who does.
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So we work with SCORE, we work with the Small Business Development Association.
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We work with different consultants. They don't always charge, so we have business
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navigators. We have partnerships with the City of Las Vegas. Really we can
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get things like websites, business cards. We have programs, the Accelerated Program,
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it's something they just started. So we're putting programs in place to help
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young entrepreneurs because we understand that they don't always know which direction to go.
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So that's what I would give Nice. Nice, I love it. I
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love it. Like I said, you know, we're gonna definitely connect with
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you. Man, this is amazing. We already shared your phone number.
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Is there a website or an email address you want to share again? My
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website is brand b bridget Lhell, So that's www dot brand b bridget lhell
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dot com. You can reach me at seven seven five nine nine zero seven
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one one six. If you want to email me, you can email simply
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Bridget at brand by bridget lhell dot com. I always answer. There is
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no call that I'm going to turn away because guess what, I pay my
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bills, so I'm always picking up the phone. I'm looking forward to empowering
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you. We have our upcoming conference on next Friday. Our Boots and Blazers
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Conference is bringing in some powerhouse experts. You should be in the building.
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It is going to be held at the Ahearn Hotel and Event Center. We
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are the first group to come into this newly remodeled space and so we're looking
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forward to putting the information out there. If you don't know it, I
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call myself the plug. I am the plug because I'm going to get you
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connected to all the resources to empower your business to be able to stand stable
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and to roll and expands. Love it. I love it. I love
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it, and yes, man, I'm gonna have to oh wow, you
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know nine to one man, I might be working over time this weekend but
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man, I'm gonna try. I'm gonna try to make that. I definitely
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want to go, man, I really do. I'm gonna see what I
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can do. So thank you. I'm gonna let you have your afternoon pleasure
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me and you trust me, We're gonna be working. We're gonna be actually
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is right there at the at the end. That's one of my last one.
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So all right, y'all keep it locked right here to the His Hot
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radio podcast network. We're covering this event lv B and M and we're gonna
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talk to some more amazing people before we're out. All right, Hey,
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hey, hey, mister His Hot here and we are still covering this amazing
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event. The LVB in M Business Mixer goes down every first Tuesday of the
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month. We are located at the set Fay Hotel. Shout out to Paula
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and Sylvester Jackson for bringing all these entrepreneurs together, all these businesses, these
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professionals. They want to come out and share their talents, their gifts,
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their expertise with the community. So this is what's happening in the Las Vegas
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Valley. And right now I'm sitting with Whistle and she's getting ready to share
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what she does and how long she's been doing it and what she hopes to
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accomplish here locally in Las Vegas. So I'm gonna go ahead and let her
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take it away and tell us. You know, what is it that you
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do and what you offer? Awesome, Thank you, oh very much for
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letting me do this. My name is Whistle Carrie. I work with my
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husband Doug. We are individual and we are independent insurance agents and we help
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people who are sixty five and older who want Medicare or if you're younger in
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their disabled there's a whole bunch of different rules. We help you choose your
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own Medicare plan. There are like ten companies in the valley. There's like
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sixty five plans. There's all sorts of stuff going on. So what we
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do is we sit down with you, We talk to you, We find
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out who your doctors are, what medicines you take, what do you want
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from your plan, and then we hope you choose, let you make up
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your mind, and then you're kind of stuck with us because then we contact
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you at least once or twice a year, or if you have a challenge,
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call us. We live right here in Anderson and that's pretty much what
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we do. And we do free consultations, so there's no cost to call
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us. Let me give you my husband's number first, because it's a local
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number. Seven zero two eight six zero eight two O two. Now I
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have a scam phone number. I have a Florida phone number. I've had
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that for twenty three years and all the scams come out of Florida. But
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my number is four oh seven seven seven zero seven OZH six five and you
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can reach me at w dot carey at Medicare Hub. And that's what we
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do. And our goal is to help people in my age group because I
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just turned seventy. Okay, guys, you agree, Oh, I like
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him even more to help you find the best medical Medicare plan for you,
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less out of your pocket and the most benefits wee can get you. Going
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on, Oh, that's amazing. Okay. So the age you're sixty enough
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for the Medicare, and then if you're below sixty you say it is disability
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at sixty five and over, and if you've been disabled for twenty five months
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you can qualify to get Medicare. There's a lot of other things too,
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about where you can choose medicare. There's just odds and in so call us.
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We'll help you understand. There's all sorts of different types of medicare that
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you can get and then people get so confused. But I'm going to say
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this, which isn't very nice, trying to ignore the people that call you
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on the phone are the people on TV because they're giving you information that may
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not be what you need and some of them, I'm quite forthcoming with the
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truth. Just want to share and we need more people like you out there.
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Wow, that is amazing. I think you're doing an amazing work out
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here for people who need it. And it's good to stand up for people
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who can't stand up for themselves. So you're out there getting the information you
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need, letting me know if that there's choices, you're not locked into one
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thing. Don't listen to the people calling you on the phone. It's good
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to have some trustworthy people out there, and I think it's just amazing.
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So share one more time, your contact, your your website. Actually share
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your website so people can look more into your organization. It is dug and
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Whistle Medicare dot com and our phone number seven oh two eight six zero eight
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two oz two. You can call us, you can Texas and leave us
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a message. We actually do callback, which is a miracle. Today's it's
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already eight. So that's it. Dugan Whistle, Medicare dot Com and four
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oh seven seven seven seven O six five our seven O two eight six oz
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eight two oz two in my name, Whistle, Carrie, Whistle, Carrie.
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All right, one more thing before we get out of here. I
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think it's great that we're meeting up in this event, this atmosphere right here,
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the LV being him business Mixer. This is their seventeenth year during this
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event. Shout out to Paula Sevestor Jackson. I just want to get your
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opinion. What do you think about this event that they have every month right
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here at the Santa Fe. I think it's a fabulous experience because number one,
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you don't just come here to sell yourself or to sell the things.
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You'll meet your network with other people who have the same values that you do.
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And the one thing that I've noticed that people here are concerned about others.
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They're very forthcoming, they're very honest, they're very trustworthy. And I
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feel the same about Paula. We've only been I guess here for like six
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months now, and every time I come, I'm so impressed by what they
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offer and for the things that they do for us and the networking out there.
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It's amazing just to meet other people who do different things that you didn't
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even know we're out there. So it's definitely worth it to come out if
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you just want to come and patronize, or if you are a business owner
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or a professional and you want to booth, you want to get a table
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out here, coming out here and get in touch with them, and yeah,
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you'd be able to meet me and people like Whistle as well. You
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know what I'm saying. So coming out to the Santa Fe every first Tuesday
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o the month. All right, So do you have any closing word?
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No, but I want to thank you for letting me talk because I just
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think it's a great opportunity and come out and go to the chef's corner.
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They have amazing food. Other people that are here providing things that you can
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purchase. They're amazing. They Oh, they're sensing candles, there's clothing,
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there's jewelry, there's natural makeup, there's food, you name it, they
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got it. They're growing all the time, and these are just a fantastic
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group of entrepreneurs. We want to go back to the roots where small people's
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own businesses. I have nothing against big corporations, but it's wonderful to see
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these people out here that have a vested interest in themselves, in their country
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and just the things that they can provide for others. Yes, yes,
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that is I believe the backbone of the country is small business, you know
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what I mean. And it creates community and culture at the same time.
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So yeah, we appreciate what you do and we're gonna let you go back
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and have a great and amazing afternoon at this event. We thank you for
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spending time with us right here on the His Hop podcast. Thank you so
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much. I appreciate it. You're great. Thank you. All right,
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y'all, keep it locked. Mister hiss out here. This is the LVB
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in M. This is mixer. Stay tuned as we talk to the amazing
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people that come through these doors. Make sure you are here the next time.
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All right, Hey, y'all, what's going on. We are back.
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This is mister Hisshot with the Hishot Radio podcast Network. We are covering
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this event the LVBN M Business mixer. We are throwing down. Man,
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this event is going great. We've been able to meet some amazing people out
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here. So now we're actually sitting down and we're gonna talk to missus Chantelle,
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and she's gonna tell us about her business or service and what she does.
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So Chantelle, tell us a little bit about you and what you do.
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My name is Shantell. Hello, okay, my name is Chantelle.
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I'm a licensed estettician here in Las Vegas. My beautiful My business is Beautiful
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Creations, So I am am like I said of licensed attention. I provide
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facial services. Body waxing such as waxing Brazilians and vagatials is what I specialize
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in, and also lash extensions. So I am currently celebrating two years.
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I'll be having a grand opening party on the sixteenth, and I'm accepting new
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clients. So if you'd like to connect with me, please add me on
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social media at Beautiful dot Creations on Gmail. So that's gonna be b E
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y O U t I f U l dot Creations c r E A t
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I O n Z. And again I look forward to seeing everybody and thank
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you for having me. Oh yes, yes, thank you for spending time
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with this out here. So I actually have a question for you. Sometimes
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it's hard for men to get waxed, you know what I mean. It's
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like, you know, men are kind of more it's more the ladies doing
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it. But I had to my wife actually when we were dating. She's
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like, you know what you're gonna go, you gonna try this, and
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wow, it was like, yes, it was different man. So so
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just just just encouraged men out there, you know, if they're thinking about
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it, or maybe the woman, the lady in their life they want them
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to do it. How do you make it comfortable for men to come and
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get wax or how does it or is it like real excruciate most definitely every
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experience it's a different experience. I do encourage it as well for the men
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actually believe it or not. Men get mandilions. So that's something Actually I'm
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real big on self care. So people think like waxing, you know,
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just one thing, but to go beneath and actually pull that hair from the
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root, exfoliate, do all those different factors that help within your scared skin
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care and body care journey. That's something I promote. So I also do
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men's facials, so I'm big on that too, like men needs self care
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just like women need self care. The waxing obviously your pain tolerance. That's
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just how it's gonna go. If you have a high pain tolerance, then
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you'll be good. If not, I mean there's you know, things the
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precautions that you could take, take some you know, if you want to
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take some tiling all or I'd be profit or something like that just to ease
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it. But it's put the strip, pull the strip, and let's get
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through it basically, you know. So and as you come over time,
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with one of the benefits of waxing though it does it thins your hairs.
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So as you keep coming and I always encourage people don't just like, if
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you want to get into this, then be consistent. Just like anything else
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you want to see results, you have to be consistent. So with that
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being said, as your hair, especially with African Americans, we have course
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hair, so with over time, your hairs are thinner. So once you
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keep coming to your appointments, then it's literally a breeze you you know,
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you come in there, it's not even gonna feel the same as how I
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feel when you first was coming about to scream and run out and not make
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it through the appointment. But man, I definitely, you know, I
27:48
talk through the service, not just like quiet mute. You know, I
27:51
get to know my clients, you know, like I ask them I take
27:55
a break if they need to. You know, I haven't. I probably
27:57
had maybe one client, but you know, everybody again is different. It's
28:03
it's it's not that it's not as bad as people make it out to be.
28:07
And it is good on you once you feel the after results and see
28:10
that after results and feel that smoothness, especially for men with the chest.
28:14
So even if you don't get the other but that chest is something us important.
28:18
So yeah, definitely men give it a try. Facials as well,
28:22
because self care is the best care for everybody here. And sometimes my my
28:30
face gets dry, like riding around the nose area and stuff like that,
28:36
it gets dry, and I don't know, like do you help with that
28:40
as well, like with the facials, with the facial help, I don't
28:44
know if any more moisture. It's it's funny because like up here it's I
28:48
can't keep you dry. It's like I'm always it's always greasy up here.
28:52
So I'm wiping my forehead. But around here is dry to where it appeals
28:56
a lot so so so of course up there that's your hairline, so naturally
29:03
our pores are gonna produce like more oils up there. And then on top
29:07
of naturally, if you have you know, on a day to day,
29:11
if you put oils in your hair or grease or sprays or whatever the case
29:15
may be. But when you come to an appointment, it's not just you
29:19
know, come here because you wanted to treat yourself, or because you had
29:22
this pimple and you want to pop it, or because you needed some hydration
29:26
for the day. So we actually go I go over what your goals are.
29:29
So if you're saying, you know this area is more dehydrated in a
29:33
sense, usually that's what it is, what the dryness is, especially because
29:36
we're in Vegas. We're just where a desert. We're no water, so
29:40
no moisture really and we get a little bit of moisture, but again you
29:42
dehydrated. Once you drink a little water, you need the whole gallon,
29:45
you feel like, instead of that normal adounce or whatever you would drink.
29:49
But we start off with a consultation, so with the consultation that will go
29:53
over you know, the things that you know, you whatever concerns that you
29:57
have for your skin, and then we'll do the facial. The facial that
30:00
would help you know during that time. So when you leave, yeah,
30:03
you'll feel that hydration, you'll feel that glow. But the key is,
30:07
like I said, to be consistent. So once you leave there, you'll
30:08
be educated on a skin care routine and products that can help you for those
30:15
results. So facials, your esthetician, that's like your therapists, your skin
30:18
therapists. So you came in, you had the service done, but I
30:25
sent you home with homework and you needed to do that homework. And then
30:27
you come in you know, once a month, and then we check in
30:30
on you and see, you know, how are the results or did you
30:33
what are you doing or did you do what we said that you needed to
30:37
do. So it's it's a it's a whole experience, not just you know,
30:41
come here and you know, get this done. I want to follow
30:44
up with you and make sure you know, you get in those results because
30:47
that's why you came in the birthplace, you know, where you came to
30:49
visit me again. Of course, man, definitely, I want to look
30:53
you up. I want to try your services, amazing chair one more time.
30:59
You're contact in for if you have a website and email address or a
31:03
number where people can hit you up and book an appointment with you, I
31:07
can you share that with our audience. Yeah, So my booking link is
31:11
going to be because I do provide. I'm a service based business, so
31:18
I do have a booking link. It is directly on my Instagram, so
31:22
directly in the bio. So that would be the way that you would the
31:25
most effective way to contact me. So again that would be beautiful. Got
31:27
creations on Instagram. Again, it's not beautiful. We all are beautiful,
31:33
but I want you to be you. So not only are you a beautiful
31:36
creation put on this earth, but bu because I'm gonna come, I'm ana
31:40
be me. So I'm not you know, I'm gonna be genuine, I'm
31:42
gonna be raw, I'm gonna be real. So again that's b E y
31:47
O U T I f U L dot creation. So c R E A
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t I O n Z. So just hit me up, follow me,
31:56
like some stuff, share some stuff if it's something that you can't utilized,
32:00
and telefriend to telefriends. So I'm always doing special treats and giveaways and things
32:06
like that. So I'm out here growing the growing the brand. All right,
32:12
that's awesome. That's awesome, and we would definitely like to help you
32:15
out any way we can with our radio station and our podcasts. Anytime you
32:20
want to get on here and talk about a service or a promotion that you
32:22
may have, you know, hit us up. You know, we'll get
32:25
it out to our audience. And one more thing I want to ask you
32:29
to do. We connected and we met here at the LV being in mixer
32:35
here at the Santa Fe Hotel. Shout out to Paula and Sylvester. Can
32:39
you tell us what is your opinion about this event and how do you think
32:44
that this event can benefit the local business owners here in Las Vegas. Okay,
32:51
the event is amazing. I'm part of another organization, nonprofit business Vestie.
32:57
So we're a community of women entrepreneurs whereas that basically just get together and
33:02
where each other support system for growing in business. We not only feed into
33:08
each other, but we you know, provide more connections and stuff like that.
33:12
So I actually stumbled across this event honestly being on one of my business
33:15
besties, like just scrolling through, you know, like liking some stuff,
33:20
supporting, you know, because a like is support, So everything don't have
33:22
to be monetary, so like a share, tell a friend to tell a
33:25
friend. And I stumbled across this, so I think that the event is
33:30
amazing. It's probably twenty plus vendors here, all different things. You got
33:36
tons of things you have here. We got the hip hop radio, which
33:39
is cool. We have some artists in the building. We have some chefs
33:45
in the building making treats. We have pin creators. Like it's just dope.
33:51
I met some did you. I don't know the organic farms people,
33:55
so they yeah, they were cool. So like how they do the meals
33:59
to your or you can get fresh fruits to your door. It's it's it's
34:02
great. I always mean, I try to find any event that I can't
34:06
come out to and meet people. You might not be in my client but
34:08
you might have a service or something that you can offer me, and I
34:13
can offer you something in exchange to help me grow my business. Education.
34:16
So if you are serious about growing your business and getting out there, you
34:21
have to expand your circle. So definitely come out. I'll be out the
34:24
next one. This is I don't know why, but again everything is in
34:28
this divine timing. That's how I figure for things, So I don't I
34:31
haven't heard about this my first time. Like I said, I just stumbled
34:35
across it and I was like, okay, I'm available, I'm gonna go.
34:37
And then that's actually the president of business, Essy's over there, so
34:39
I invited to her. So we're here networking. But yeah, the event
34:43
is ten out of ten recommend I'm ready to see it keep going and then
34:47
we're expanding these walls because so to get bigger. So y'all got businesses out
34:52
there, then definitely come out, definitely support, definitely, just just move
34:59
like let's let's grow, let's get it. Yes, yes, all right,
35:02
I appreciate that, and thank you for spending time here on the Hitsie
35:07
Radio podcasts. If you download the app or go to the website, you'll
35:10
be able to listen to the rebroadcrat read. I can't even yeah, I
35:15
can't even pronounce and read broadcasts. You know. Any event, we will
35:20
share the link out to you and everything, and man, this has been
35:23
amazing and definitely we want to support what you're doing as well and learn more
35:30
about the business besties as well. So keep it locked. Let's stay connected
35:36
and you have an amazing rest of your evening at this event. Thank you
35:43
you as well, Thank you for your time. All right you too.
35:45
Alright, all right, y'all, keep it locked right here to the Hitside
35:49
Radio Podcast as we show some local love. We are on location at the
35:52
lv Beating Him Business Mixer, supporting Sylvester and Paula. This is amazing.
36:00
You heard it yourself. You've heard so many amazing people get on here telling
36:04
you that you need to come out and support. So hey, we'll see
36:08
you at the next one, the first Tuesday of every month. Come on
36:12
now, all right, all right y'all, but we're gonna wrap this up
36:16
with one more interview here at the LVB and M Business Mixer. Yes,
36:22
your boy mister his Hoop from the hits Hote Radio podcast Network. Now we
36:27
have Jeremiah, and Jeremiah has a crucial service any business, any entrepreneur out
36:34
there. It doesn't matter what kind of product you have. You might have
36:37
the greatest service, but if no one knows about it, you're not gonna
36:42
sell. You're not gonna be able to be as successful. So this man
36:45
here, he knows about marketing, digital marketing, he knows how to get
36:49
your brand out there, the word out there, and this is something that
36:52
we need here at the Hi Hoop Nation nonprofit organization. So Jeremiah Man,
36:58
just tell us a little bit about yourself. What type of service you offer?
37:01
Sure, thanks for this opportunity. So my company is called Jerry Vicious
37:07
Digital Media, where you are a marketing and creative service, so basically digital
37:13
marketing, you know, trying to get you guys connected with your target audience.
37:17
What kind of platforms will be like ideal for you? If you're in
37:20
social media, you know, not everything has to be on Facebook or Instagram.
37:23
Graham maybe might look into LinkedIn because you got more professional like contacts out
37:29
there, so that would be like the right platform. Also for creative services,
37:34
if you're doing like a product launch, we're going to take care of
37:36
that for you, whether it's promotional videos, photography, web, you know,
37:42
everything in between like that deals with marketing and communication. So that's what
37:45
we done. And I saw some of your work. I saw some of
37:51
your your videography. It is very professional, very clean, very well put
37:55
together. How can people contact you or even go to your website or your
38:04
YouTube so people can see some of your content. Sure, thank you.
38:08
So right now I'm working on my website. Originally got hacked unfortunately, so
38:14
I have to recode it. But the website is JDM make It Happen dot
38:17
com, so later the letters JDM and make it Happen dot com. That's
38:22
the slogan that I chose because when I do things, I want to make
38:25
sure I make it happen for my clients. Email is Yo at JDM make
38:31
it Happen dot com, so you can reach me through my email. I'm
38:35
on Instagram, which is Jevisi's digital media LinkedIn. You can find me there,
38:39
Jeremiah Meno, and those are the key places where you can find my
38:45
work and myself and information about the business. Okay, okay, man,
38:50
that is awesome. That is awesome. So can you just tell us real
38:52
quick man? You know what, how crucial is it? How important is
38:57
it for a business owner or organization to have marketing? I feel marketing is
39:04
very crucial. It's very vital because it's it's not tangible like a sale,
39:08
like we could see sales, we could see numbers, but the unique thing
39:13
about marketing is it's the emotion that we capture, either from the event like
39:17
what's going on tonight, or like a product like a cell phone. You
39:22
know, there's there's battles between Android versus Apple. And that's straight on marketing
39:25
right there. And if that wasn't marketing, I don't know what is.
39:28
Because it's capturing our emotions and you know, our our buiding decision. So
39:34
that's that's that's key right there. Yes, it's actually very enlightening. I
39:38
really didn't consider that. Yeah, you're right, there's there's people who they're
39:43
diehard Apple or diehart Android. You know what I mean. It's that's really
39:47
good marketing. Man. All right, So what what advice would you give?
39:52
Let's say a person like me. I have a nonprofit organization. We
39:55
are more of a service. We want to we do have products, you
40:00
know, like our podcast, our radio or tving and stuff like that.
40:02
But you know, we were in the service end, and we do have
40:06
products. We sell, uh, you know, clothing and we have our
40:08
own clothing line. And we actually create a culture because the youth, the
40:13
young adults, they love music, they love their culture and stuff like that.
40:16
So how could being at you know, this article is it a real
40:22
journal back in twenty twelve, and we're still almost like we're starting all over
40:28
again, you know what I mean. Like, I mean, we've reached
40:30
a lot of people in the valley, but it's like since COVID and stuff,
40:35
we're starting over and trying to reach people again. So what would be
40:38
your advice to us as far as how can we get back out there and
40:43
be like a household brand like we were at one time? Oh? Man,
40:47
I think this is like the perfect opportunity. I mean, there's there's
40:52
nothing better than rebranding yourself, you know. So currently what you guys are
40:58
doing. You guys got a lot of a lot of products and this is
41:00
going on. I see you keep it going because people people are gonna see.
41:04
And it's all about consistency and just just sticking with it. People get
41:07
discouraged so fast, and it's all about the process. You gotta trust the
41:12
process, like with anything, Like I don't know about like some people,
41:15
I'm very spiritual it so I always got to trust the process when things aren't
41:17
going right and then it just happens. So I think you're in a great
41:22
situation where you can rebrand yourself. You could get creative and you know,
41:28
re event because that's that's awesome. Like all you need to do is just
41:31
kind of like you know, turn just you know, there's yourself in a
41:35
different way and you're gonna see like completely different results, but in the positive
41:39
light. So it's all about reinventing yourself, especially after COVID, but maintaining
41:45
what you've been doing in the past. So it's all about just improving as
41:49
well. So you know, you're honing your skills, you're ironing out all
41:52
decreases and yeah, man, the stuff I'm seeing this news article. You
41:57
got your podcasts, you got your march. You know you're doing it.
42:01
You know, you just gotta keep you going. Yeah, and then you
42:04
know, and just keep learning, like don't don't be afraid to learn new
42:07
things. And I feel like that's what marketing is all about. Work.
42:10
We're constantly learning, we're constantly evolving, and if you don't involve, you're
42:15
just gonna be left in the dust. Yeah. So yeah, man,
42:19
I say keep you going. Okay, Yeah, all right, appreciate it.
42:22
I definitely want to talk a little more about your services and how we
42:27
can network and collab and and uh, you know, the people that I'm
42:30
involved with. You know, they can use your services too, so so
42:32
I definitely want to connect with you, my brother, all right now,
42:37
yes, thank you for spending time with us. All right, y'all,
42:39
we're grabbing it up. Everybody's packing it up out here. The LV Being
42:44
in Him Business Mixer goes down the first Tuesday of every month here at the
42:47
Santa Fe Hotel Casino in Las Vegas. If you are a professional, an
42:53
entrepreneur, if you have a service or a product that you want to get
42:58
out to the community, definitely, definitely, definitely get in touch with us.
43:01
Get us up on our website hits hootnation dot com, or even download
43:06
our app, Hiss Hoop Radio in your app store to get more information.
43:08
We'll get you plugged in, sit to the right person and get you plugged
43:14
into this event. So yes, we're signing off mister His Hoop, and
43:17
I'm gonna sign off like I always do. It's not about us, It's
43:22
all about the Christ in us, his hot baby