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  • Family First: Raising significance is about how you teach your children to change the world.
    Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Michelle Taylor Willis. Author, Speaker, Award-Winning Community Leader 🎯 Purpose of the Interview To explore Michelle’s guidebook “Raising Significance”, which offers practical advice for parents on how to raise children who are not just successful, but significant—meaning they positively impact the world around them. The interview also highlights Michelle’s personal journey, her community work, and the values that drive her. 🔑 Key Takeaways 1. Success vs. Significance Michelle defines a powerful distinction: “Success is about you and your immediate circle. Significance is about how you turn your success to work for everybody else.” Her book aims to help parents raise children who are intentional change-makers, not just achievers. 2. Eight Tenets of Parenting While not all are listed in the interview, Michelle emphasizes one foundational principle: “Obey immediately and happily.”This sets the tone for discipline, respect, and responsiveness in children. 3. Healthy Fear is Necessary Michelle advocates for instilling a respectful fear of authority and consequences: “Sometimes you just need to do what I say do… because I’m saving your life.” 4. Music Enhances Critical Thinking Michelle encourages early musical education: “All my kids started piano at five… There’s a direct correlation between music, math, and critical thinking.” Rashawn shares his own experience with music and how it shaped his memory and academic success. 5. Greek Life as a Catalyst Both Michelle (AKA) and Rashawn (Omega Psi Phi) reflect on how joining Black Greek organizations shaped their discipline, focus, and lifelong networks: “It was a life-changing event… It expanded my value of relationships and networking.” 6. Community Recognition Matters Michelle expresses deep gratitude for being honored: “I will never be sick of somebody telling me they value what I do.” She views awards not as vanity but as validation of meaningful work. 7. Parenting with Purpose Michelle’s book is not about perfection but intentionality: “I’m not a parenting expert… But if you instill these things early, significance won’t be accidental—it’ll be inevitable.” 💬 Notable Quotes On parenting: “You act happy about it. Because if you don’t act happy, then you’re going to make me unhappy. And I promise you, you don’t want me unhappy.” On legacy: “Raising significance is about how you teach your children to change the world—and teach others to do the same.” On humility: “It’s never about me.” #SHMS #STRAW #BESTSupport the show: https://www.steveharveyfm.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  • Uplift: Explores how she created a network of childcare centers in Maryland.
    Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Keanna Sanders. 🎯 Purpose of the Interview To highlight Keanna Sanders’ entrepreneurial journey from fashion merchandising to founding Sandbridge Early Learning Center, a network of childcare facilities in Maryland. The interview explores her motivations, challenges, and vision for empowering families and communities through early childhood education. 🧭 Key Themes & Takeaways 1. Early Inspiration & Passion for Children Keanna’s love for children began at age 13, helping her grandmother care for infants and toddlers. Quote: “I was always around children… babysitting cousins, neighbors, and helping my grandmother with single moms’ kids.” 2. Education & Certifications Studied Fashion Merchandising at University of Maryland Eastern Shore and Fashion Institute of Technology. Earned childcare certifications (e.g., 45-hour and 90-hour credentials) to qualify as a teacher in Maryland. Quote: “I went and got my certifications in childcare so I could make a little extra money.” 3. Entrepreneurial Drive Keanna always knew she wanted to be her own boss, even before understanding what entrepreneurship meant. Quote: “I didn’t want to work a 9 to 5. I wanted to travel and make my own schedule.” 4. Serial Entrepreneurship Owned a car dealership called Trendy Motors before launching Sandbridge. Used profits from car sales and a bank loan to fund her childcare business. Quote: “I sold my first car and said, ‘I’m going to start a car business.’ That success helped me launch Sandbridge.” 5. Founding Sandbridge Early Learning Center The name “Sandbridge” combines her last name (Sanders) with the concept of “bridging the gap” between parents and children. Quote: “Sandbridge means bridging the gap between parents and kids.” 6. Curriculum & Learning Philosophy Uses Frog Street Curriculum for infants to age 5. Employs certified public school teachers through grants to prepare children for elementary school. Quote: “We want children to be ready for school. We teach through themes, tummy time, reading, and physical activities.” 7. Family Engagement & Community Impact Hosts family nights, festivals, and educational field trips. Offers financial support, discounts, and free meals to families in need. Quote: “We go above and beyond… sometimes I waive fees or help with scholarship applications.” 8. Franchise Vision & Branding Plans to franchise Sandbridge nationally with consistent branding across locations. Quote: “I want every Sandbridge to look the same—like Chick-fil-A or Walgreens.” 9. Overcoming Bias & Embracing Identity Initially hid her ownership due to fear of bias but later embraced her identity and impact. Quote: “You didn’t work this hard not to be recognized. People deserve to know who you are.” 10. Faith, Risk-Taking & Advice Attributes her success to faith, persistence, and taking risks. Quote: “Out of ten no’s, you’ll get one yes. Be consistent, be persistent, and lean on God.” 📍 Current Status Operates six locations in Maryland: three full sites and three before/after care programs. Serves nearly 400 children. Actively working on franchising the business. #SHMS #STRAW #BESTSupport the show: https://www.steveharveyfm.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  • Love and Law: How a married couple built a successful multi-million dollar law firm.
    Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Attorney Tessie Edwards and her husband Charles Edwards. 🎯 Purpose of the Interview To explore the personal and professional journey of Tessie and Charles Edwards—a married couple who built a successful multi-million dollar law firm in Atlanta, Georgia—while highlighting their upcoming podcast “Love and Law”, which blends relationship advice with legal insights. 💡 Mission of the Podcast: Love and Law To provide authentic, experience-based guidance on relationships, blended families, entrepreneurship, and legal matters, especially for couples navigating love and business together. “We’ve lived through legitimation, divorce, blending families, foreclosure, food stamps—and now we’re here. That’s why we want to share.” – Tessie Edwards 🧭 Key Takeaways 1. Overcoming the Odds Tessie was a teen mom and high school dropout who went on to serve in the military, graduate college, and become a lawyer. Her original goal was to become a judge, but she ended up founding a law firm. Quote: “I wanted my daughter to have someone to look up to.” 2. Blended Family Dynamics Together, they raise seven children: five from Tessie, one from Charles, and one together. They emphasize grace, communication, and unity in parenting. Quote: “Children will try to play parents against each other. You have to be on the same page.” 3. Their Love Story Met at a football party in Atlanta and connected over a game of spades. Tessie wore a wedding ring to avoid attention but later revealed she was going through a divorce. Their first real conversation lasted seven hours. Quote: “We didn’t get off the phone until 6 a.m.” 4. Business Partnership Tessie is the attorney; Charles is the Chief Growth Officer and “jack of all trades.” They’ve built two separate law firms: one for family law, one for criminal defense. Quote: “If I’m going to work crazy hours, I’d rather do it for us.” 5. Challenges & Resilience They’ve faced financial hardship, foreclosure, repossession, and raising kids on food stamps. Their story is one of perseverance and rebuilding. Quote: “We were at CVS on Christmas Eve trying to make the tree look full.” 6. Podcast Goals Share real-life relationship and legal advice. Feature subject matter experts, other couples, and audience Q&A. Topics include: Blended families Work-life balance May–December romance Building a brand together 7. Advice for Couples Charles shares three pillars for sustaining a relationship: Desire to stay married Communication Grace “You both don’t need to give up at the same time.” 🗣️ Notable Quotes Tessie: “I wasn’t looking for a relationship. I was just trying to be outside and have fun.” Charles:“I saw how she was with her kids. That’s the kind of mother I wanted for mine.” Tessie:“We’ve had knockouts and drag-outs. This hasn’t been all roses.” #SHMS #STRAW #BESTSupport the show: https://www.steveharveyfm.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  • Info You Can Use: Interior Designer keeping it simple with kitchen and bathroom renovations.
    Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Melody Vaughn. Founder of Melody Vaughn Interiors (MVI), conversation dives into the art and business of interior design, with a focus on accessibility, personalization, and the emotional power of home spaces. 🎙️ Guest: Melody Vaughn Title: Interior Designer, Founder of Melody Vaughn Interiors (MVI)Specialties: Kitchens, bathrooms, renovations, art consultation, and staging 🏡 Key Highlights ✨ Design Philosophy Interior design is not a luxury—it’s a necessity for well-being. Everyone deserves a beautiful space, regardless of budget. Design should reflect how people live, not just how it looks. 🧠 Personal Journey Started as a hobby—reorganizing closets and rearranging furniture as a child. Inspired by her father, a landscaper, and early exposure to beautiful homes. Returned to school to become a certified kitchen designer. Worked with Home Depot, then transitioned into flipping homes and full-scale renovations. 🛠️ Design Process & Team Melody leads a team that includes: Senior and mid-level designers Contractors (painters, electricians, wallpaper installers, etc.) Sourcing specialists and assistants Emphasizes project management, timelines, and behind-the-scenes coordination. Compares the design process to composing music—each element must harmonize. 🎨 Client-Centered Approach No “one-size-fits-all” style—designs are based on: Client lifestyle Regional influences (East Coast vs. West Coast aesthetics) Color psychology Even the client’s wardrobe! Two types of clients: Personal/homeowners: require emotional connection and time Investors/flippers/Airbnb owners: want fast, functional, stylish results 🧩 Managing Expectations Design takes time—up to a year for full transformation. Contracts include clear timelines and exit clauses to protect both parties. AI and rendering tools help visualize concepts, but human connection is key. 📍 Location Based in Atlanta, GA Available for travel—“There’s a Hartfield-Jackson Airport, and I’ll jump on a plane in a minute!” 💬 Rushion’s Take Praises Melody’s ability to make design relatable and emotionally resonant. Highlights her professionalism, creativity, and growing popularity with listeners. #STRAW #BEST #SHMSSupport the show: https://www.steveharveyfm.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  • Uplift: She educates families on how to secure their financial futures.
    Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Amber C. Saunders. An estate planning attorney and founder of The Saunders Firm, about generational wealth, estate planning, and financial literacy in the Black community. 🔑 Key Themes & Highlights The Importance of Estate Planning Saunders emphasized that estate planning isn’t just for the wealthy—it’s for anyone who owns assets, including homes, jewelry, and even bank accounts. She shared how her family’s experience with probate court inspired her to educate others on avoiding financial hardships. Generational Wealth & Legacy Many Black families lose wealth due to lack of estate planning, leading to long legal battles and financial instability. Saunders stressed that generational wealth isn’t just about money—it’s about education, financial literacy, and structured wealth transfer. Common Misconceptions About Estate Planning Many people believe wills and trusts are only for the rich, but anyone with assets should have a plan. She debunked myths about DIY estate planning, warning that generic online templates can lead to legal complications. Protecting Small Businesses & Entrepreneurs Entrepreneurs must plan for succession, ensuring their businesses can survive beyond their leadership. She advised business owners to structure their companies properly, so they don’t just create a job for themselves but build a lasting enterprise. 📘 About Amber C. SaundersAmber C. Saunders is a leading estate planning attorney, dedicated to helping families secure their financial futures. She founded The Saunders Firm, specializing in wealth preservation, estate planning, and business succession strategies. #BEST #STRAW #SHMSSupport the show: https://www.steveharveyfm.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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