Dare2Dream Podcast

About Dare2Dream Podcast

The Dare2Dream Podcast, the show where we celebrate the journeys of successful entrepreneurs and business leaders who have transformed themselves and their businesses to achieve their big dreams. If you're an entrepreneur who has faced challenges, overcome obstacles, and experienced a transformational journey on your path to success, then this podcast is for you. We believe that the stories of successful entrepreneurs and business leaders are more than just a source of inspiration; they're also a blueprint for success and provide an ability to connect to the God in all of us. By sharing the stories of those who have dared to dream big and then taken action to make their dreams a reality, we hope to inspire and guide others on their own journey. Our guests are Christian entrepreneurs business leaders and from a variety of industries, with diverse backgrounds and experiences. They have all faced challenges and obstacles along the way, but have overcome them with determination, creativity, and resilience and with the power of God. We'll dive deep into their stories and explore how they transformed themselves and their businesses to achieve their goals. You can email me or my team at support@dare2dreamcareers.com with any questions. Visit us online at HRForProfit.com

Publisher

Lisa Ealy

Category

business · religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

15 May 2018

Latest episode

20 Aug 2024

Latest episodes

33 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   20 Aug 2024

   How I Got Off The Struggle Bus

   How I Got Off The Struggle Bus Welcome to the Dream Podcast. As Black women, we often find ourselves feeling stuck on the struggle bus, weighed down by our own doubts and fears. It's all too easy to let challenges hold us back from our dreams. Today, I want to share some personal insights and effective strategies that have helped me get off that struggle bus and stay on the path toward my goals. We'll explore practical steps to recognize when we're getting in our own way and how to shift our mindset to fully embrace our worth and potential. So, whether you're feeling stuck in your career, hesitant to pursue your business goals, or just need a little motivation to keep moving forward—this episode is for you! Let's take that first step together and get off the struggle bus for good! The term "struggle bus" is slang for a situation or task that seems difficult or frustrating. I don't know about you but since 2020 I have found myself on this bus way way way too much. Here are some tips that might help you feel less overwhelmed and more in control when you're on the struggle bus: Take a mental time out: Step outside, take some deep breaths, and allow your brain to reset. Delegate: Ask a friend or family member to help with something simple that's making you feel anxious, like filing or picking up dinner. Use the Great Dane model: Consider what you can delegate, automate, negotiate, or eliminate. Ask for help before you get stressed: Lean on your friends for moral support. Share roles: Try sharing roles you enjoy so you can get the rest you need. Attach ease or flow: Try to attach ease or flow to the circumstance instead of struggle. For example, you could try focusing on something else for a while until ideas come more easily. Refresh your memory: Remind yourself of the benefits of the struggle and what you learned, so you don't repeat it…. Over and over again. So, I really do hope that you enjoy today's dream podcast. Please, please, please let me know your biggest takeaway simply email us at hello@hrforprofit.com.  Our new  online community is coming soon. Prayers and Big Dreams, Lisa Ealy

2. 

   6 Aug 2024

   Celebrating Excellence: The Importance of Recognizing Black Women

   Celebrating Excellence: The Importance of Recognizing Black Women🤩🇺🇸🏅 In a world that often tries to dim the light of Black women, it is essential to uplift and celebrate their achievements. Recognizing excellence among Black women is not just an act of acknowledgment; it's a powerful movement that fosters empowerment, solidarity, and inspiration. 1. Creating Role Models When we highlight the accomplishments of Black women, we create a pool of role models for younger generations. These women demonstrate that success is attainable and inspire others to pursue their dreams, no matter the obstacles. By showcasing their achievements, we send a message: excellence is possible, and it comes in many forms. 2. Challenging Stereotypes Celebrating excellence among Black women helps to dismantle harmful stereotypes and biases that have persisted for too long. By amplifying their voices and stories, we challenge the narrow narratives that often define them. This recognition fosters a broader understanding of the diverse experiences and talents that Black women bring to the table. 3. Fostering Community Support When we acknowledge and celebrate each other's successes, we create a culture of support and encouragement. This sense of community is vital, especially in spaces where Black women may feel isolated or undervalued. Celebrating one another cultivates a network of solidarity, reminding us that we are stronger together. 4. Encouraging Intersectionality Recognizing excellence in Black women also means honoring the diverse identities within this community. It's about celebrating women from various backgrounds, experiences, and fields—be it in the arts, sciences, business, or activism. This intersectionality enriches our understanding of excellence and highlights the unique contributions of each individual. 5. Inspiring Future Generations When we celebrate the achievements of Black women, we not only uplift them but also inspire future generations to dream big. Young girls see possibilities for their own futures when they witness the successes of those who look like them. This inspiration can ignite ambition, creativity, and resilience in the face of challenges. 6. Building a Legacy of Excellence Recognizing excellence in Black women contributes to a legacy that honors their contributions and sacrifices. It is a way of ensuring that their stories are told and celebrated, creating a historical narrative that acknowledges their vital role in shaping society. This legacy empowers current and future generations to continue striving for greatness. In recognizing and celebrating the excellence of Black women, we not only illuminate their achievements but also pave the way for a more inclusive and equitable society. Let's celebrate, uplift, and recognize the brilliance of Black women today and every day. Blessings & Prayers, Rev. Lisa Lisa Ealy Wisdom for Smart People ... Like You! Ordained Minister 6-Figure Award Winning Business #1 Bestselling Author Host of the PROFIT Show P.S. Want a path forward towards your dreams. Click here  (https://calendly.com/lisarealy/quick-chat)to schedule a 1:1 with me.

3. 

   6 Mar 2022

   Run Like a Girl

   You might be asking…Run like a girl where did that come from. I use the inspiration around me … I know that nothing happens by accident, what we do, where we go, where we live, who our neighbors are. – Do you know your neighbors, can they contact  you if something happens. Get to know your neighbors. Run like a girl.  It was a movie,  What Women Want,  starring Mel Gibson and Helen Hunt. Hele was an Add Executive and pitched a Nike commercial about women running… At the gym, in television ads and just in my mind's eye I see a lot of women running,  No I see myself running. In fact I have envy did the app couch to 5k. and I'll one day soon run a 5k, but I know one thing for sure… I'll be running it like a girl There is a 2-time Olympic gold medalist and 2-time world soccer cup winner  Mia Hamm and she says and I quote. "My coach said I run like a girl and I said if He ran a little faster, He could too." Stay connected..... With Rev. Lisa Ealy at https://www.cashinonyourdream.com/Join

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