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What do you do when the person you trusted in business becomes the lesson you never asked for? In this episode of the Own Yo iiSh Podcast, Kenya Nicole sits down with Tamaria Lovick to unpack the quiet kind of betrayal — the kind that happens behind smiles, shared goals, and “we got this” conversations. This isn’t about dragging a friend. It’s about dragging the truth into the light. We talk about the emotional weight of loyalty, the consequences of access without accountability, and the moment you realize love without boundaries will cost you more than money. If you’ve ever had to rebuild after trusting the wrong person, this episode will feel like a deep exhale. 🎧 Press play. Reflect. Tune in , it may be time for you to Own Yo iiSh.

Welcome back to another empowering episode of the Own Yo Shit Podcast! In this episode, we tackle a crucial topic: the impact of critics on our self-identity. Join your host, Kenya Nicole—everybody's favorite big sis—as we dive deep into the ways people project their insecurities onto us, often leading to unwarranted self-doubt. Have you ever felt attacked for your looks, your style, or simply the way you carry yourself? This episode explores why critics often target our self-perception We'll discuss the importance of reclaiming your narrative, recognizing that ultimately, it’s not about what others say, but what you believe about yourself. Because let’s be honest—everyone faces their share of nonsense, whether from family, friends, or society at large. It’s time to own your story and let your true self shine through! So, if you’re ready to embrace your uniqueness and silence the critics, tune in to this week’s episode of Own Yo Shit Podcast. Let’s turn the strange shit we deal with into our greatest power! Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and share your thoughts with us. Your journey to self-empowerment starts here!

Welcome to another transformative episode of the Own Yo Shit Podcast, where host Kenya Nicole invites you to embark on a poetic journey of self-discovery and healing. In this powerful episode, we delve deep into the conscious choice of healing, exploring how it is not merely a quick fix, but a lifelong commitment to evolving and growing from within. Kenya eloquently articulates the importance of making healing a deliberate decision, emphasizing that all meaningful change starts with us. Through her poetic declaration, she encourages listeners to reflect on their own healing journeys and to recognize that this process unfolds in phases, each bringing its own lessons and insights. Join us as we discuss the vital practice of granting ourselves grace throughout this journey. Healing is not linear; it’s a winding path filled with ups and downs, and in this episode, we highlight the necessity of compassion towards ourselves as we navigate our inner workings. Prepare to engage in self-reflection and provoke thought as Kenya inspires you to own your healing journey. Tune in and discover the strength in vulnerability, and the beauty of choosing to heal, one deliberate step at a time. Let’s own our shit together!

This is the extended episode to "Don't Be Holding Space For Mr. Can't Get Right"Unwrapping Love’s Lessons with Everybody's Favorite Big Sis, Kenya Nicole so be sure to check out both installments

Unwrapping Love’s Lessons with Everybody's Favorite Big Sis, Kenya Nicole Tune in to the Own Yo Shit Podcast, where Kenya Nicole gets raw, real, and unfiltered about the rollercoaster of healing and love. In this episode, we’re diving deep into the hard truths about the tests that come after your glow-up—the ones that try to pull you back into those toxic cycles you’ve worked so hard to break free from. Kenya drops gems on how love isn’t about starting over but starting smarter. Are you leaving space for something beautifully transformative, or are you settling for the bare-minimum drama society tries to normalize? Could there be a love story out there that doesn’t come with chaos as the cost of admission? This isn’t just about romance—it’s about recognizing that some people aren’t meant to be in your forever, but their presence was a powerful stepping stone to your ultimate destination. Get ready for Kenya’s no-nonsense wisdom and soul-stirring truths. This episode will leave you reflecting, gasping, and most importantly, ready to reclaim your narrative. Press play and step into your power—you deserve nothing less.

Fellas, it’s time we had a heart-to-heart. In this episode of Own Yo Sht*, everybody's favorite big sis Kenya Nicole speaks on behalf of the ladies—who are frustrated, and here’s why. The constant complaints about the cost of a date? Yeah, we're not taking this into 2025. Let's leave this here! Here’s the deal: this isn’t about shaming or dragging—it’s about leveling up. Women are tired of hearing the same excuses, and I’m here to give you some real talk about where I believe you are going wrong. From a woma's perspective, It’s not about your wallet; it’s about the energy you bring to the table. So, if you’re ready to get it right and hear some advice from a trusted source, this episode is for you. Tune in, take notes, and let’s do better together in 2025.

In this brief yet impactful episode of Own Yo Shit, host Kenya Nicole presents a succinct synopsis on dating for single women in 2024. Are you aware of the dating options available to you? Kenya highlights the importance of recognizing that not every man who shows interest is worthy of your time. This episode is designed to provoke thought and inspire women to take control of their dating experiences. Tune in for essential insights that empower you to make informed choices in your dating life!

Join us for an extraordinary episode as we explore "The Power of Black: Revisiting Our History, Expanding Our Excellence!" In this special edition, we are honored to have two remarkable guests. E-Rock, from Rap-A-Lot Records' 5th Ward Boys, will share his invaluable insights and experiences as a prominent figure in the music industry. Additionally, we will be joined by Delanis McCarter, an esteemed mentor and educator from Houston's Jack Yates High School. Together, we will delve into the social topics that resonate deeply within the Black community. We will explore the significance of healthy relationships, family dynamics, and their impact on personal growth and community development. Our guests will shed light on the importance of fostering strong connections and the role they play in empowering individuals and uplifting communities. Don't miss this incredible opportunity to gain knowledge, inspiration, and guidance from our esteemed guests. Tune in now and join us as we celebrate the essence of Black excellence, honor our collective history, and expand our horizons for a brighter future. #ThePowerOfBlack #BlackExcellence #SocialTopics #HealthyRelationships #FamilyDynamics

On this episode of Own Yo Shit Podcast we tackle the tough reality that life isn't always fair. Join your host, Kenya Nicole, as she navigates the challenges of feeling unjustly treated and explores strategies for overcoming adversity with grace, resilience, and a touch of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s wisdom. We delve into the profound lessons from the fight against racial injustice and draw parallels to our personal lives. Discover how the principles of civil disobedience, nonviolent resistance, and positive action can guide us in fostering justice and equality within our relationships with friends, family, colleagues, and associates. Ever wondered, how exactly I own my shit when faced with unfair circumstances? This episode has the answers. Kenya shares a personal story of evolution, resilience, and turning adversity into an opportunity for growth. Learn how to challenge unfair behaviors, engage in open dialogue, and foster environments of understanding within your inner circle. Whether you're dealing with injustice on a personal level or addressing systemic issues within your relationships, this episode provides insights on rising above, evolving, and building connections rooted in justice, equality, and love. Don't miss out on this empowering conversation. Tune in to Own Yo Shit and join Kenya in exploring "When Unfair Shit Happens to Good People." Get ready to own your experiences, and challenges, and navigate life's curveballs with strength and resilience– because owning your shit is the ultimate empowerment!

In this episode, host Kenya Nicole is joined by the inspiring and motivational career shifter Cara Pressley, also known as The Career Cheerleader. The conversation revolves around strategies and insights for personal and professional growth while navigating challenges and setbacks, often referred to as "b******t." Cara Pressley, known for her positive and energetic approach, shares her wisdom on maintaining a growth mindset and radiating positivity despite the challenges that life throws our way. The episode is filled with practical advice and anecdotes that listeners can apply to their own lives. Overall, "How To Keep Growing And Glowing Amidst The B******t" with special guest The Career Cheerleader Cara Pressley, offers a wealth of practical advice, motivational insights, and actionable strategies for listeners to continue growing and thriving even in the face of life's challenges.

Tune in for this intimate chat with my Day1 Lovie McDaniels as we discuss the evolution of our childhood friendship, sisterhood, what true friendship looks like and so much more. Grab your wine and your good girlfriends because we're getting ready to get raw. Right here on Own Yo Shit Podcast “Where We Own Our Shit, And Keep It Real.

On this episode of OYS Podcast we chat it up with Guest Shellie R. Warren Shellie is a certified #marriage #lifecoach who is also in holistic and trauma coaching. She’s a #doula, two-time published author and full-time #sex and #relationships writer with her byline being in over 70 different publications to-date. Yeah, she’s the embodiment of #Blackexcellence. In the year 2000 She vowed to never work in an office setting again and she hasn't), Her aspirations has been centered around studying and nurturing relationships between #blackmen and #women With her hearts core foundation being the Black Man She works alongside organizations that support breaking toxic patterns that are connected to a lack of self-love and self-awareness. She's pro-Black love, extremely anti-MisAndry and very engrossed in all things progressive on the emotional tip. She's the author of “Pure Heart” A Woman’s Guide To Sexual Integrity and “Inside Of Me” Lessons of Love, Lust and Redemption, the forward was written by none other than the amazing neo-soul artist, India Arie both books are available on Amazon.com Life has been a lot yet it's also been purposeful. And she has joined me to hold a conversation that is purposed to educate us on How To Better Love and Better Support Black Men

In this episode, I share the uncut, unedited, unfiltered inner debate I overcame through the workings of my FAITH during my entrepreneurial journey. I hope those of you who feel the dream you are in high pursuit of is much BIGGER than yourself. Find the faith, go all in, and go big! And Manifest its reality. I am referencing the kind of dreams that money alone wouldn't be enough for you to achieve. The type of dream that could carve your mark in history, create disruption from the norm, or perhaps change the financial trajectory of your family for generations to come. The kind of dream God whispers to your soul, and you can't let go.  Yet, we struggle with the process of the promise of the business, being the ones chosen to break the generational patterns. Overcoming poverty and becoming the first millionaire in your family, or becoming the first to marry, go to college, or receive a direct download to create what has never been done and heal the community through a product or a plan of empowerment. A Platinum Promise, but do you believe that you hold within yourself the capacity, if required, to go platinum with no features? Tune in as your favorite big sis gets raw, honest, and transparent about the journey ahead.

As we close out 2022, we must understand what to hold on to, when to stand still, wait in faith, and the inevitable when to let shit go. In this episode, I sit down for a very candid conversation with my good sis of over 15 years, Shayla Natasha, as she and I bare hearts. My sister and friend have shared her soul with us concerning her recent life transformation through a divorce, her physical health, her healing, and the journey we all face in learning to let shit go.

In this episode I unmask the perception of me and share the impact 2022 has had on my life overall. Listen in as I share with you how being real with myself actually played a vital role in my healing. 2022 taught me why facing our own shadows is necessary for true healing. For the longest I believed I was healing from the hurt others inflicted upon me not fully aware until I began to take my healing beyond surface understanding, that the world outside of us is only a reflection of the world within us. So often we hear change the people, places and things. When what needs healed is the perception of our old narratives, the mindset and projections we reflect outwardly about ourselves . Join me as I share how I unmasked my biggest enemy, the inner me.